As Wasatch County evolves, with new arrivals and shifting demographics, county leaders say the general plan is a way to share early settlers’ values.

The Wasatch County Council got its first look at how locals might navigate around the proposed Heber Valley bypass routes. It will connect U.S. Highway 40 with U.S. Route 189.

Utah’s 2034 Olympic Organizing Committee met with Heber Valley leaders this week as part of a statewide listening tour. Topics included infrastructure and accommodations needed before the Winter Games.

The Heber Valley’s annual Red, White and Blue Festival on the Fourth of July was a big success, with more participants and volunteers than expected.

Wasatch County School District’s new superintendent, Garrick Peterson, said he wants to give students every opportunity to find their passions.

A high-speed collision on Heber’s Main Street led to the arrest of a 32-year-old man after a brief standoff with police.

The newspaper’s founding family has sold the building and is looking for someone to buy the paper.

A committee that’s part of Utah’s 2034 Olympic organizing team met for the first time Monday. It includes Wasatch Back leaders.

The Wasatch County Council is considering updates to the criteria for awarding Trails, Arts and Parks grants, after a disagreement over the TAP committee’s initial decision not to award funding to the Red, White and Blue Festival.

Royall, an alternate on the Heber City Planning Commission, said he wants to tackle big issues like the cost of living if elected to the city council.