Plans to demolish the Emporium and neighboring properties on Logan’s Main Street are being put on hold because the city’s Historic Preservation Committee wants to see a more concrete project plan before giving the approval to remove the buildings.
Cache County's state legislative delegates are hosting a town hall on the impact of new laws on public education at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Historic Cache County Courthouse, 199 N. Main St., Logan.
North Logan Library patrons have the opportunity to reduce their fines this holiday season while helping out the local food pantry.
Nibley City Manager David Zook was presented with a Credentialed Manager designation from the Utah City/County Management Association on Thursday. Zook is one of around 1,300 people in the world to be awarded the credential, and one of 17 in the state of Utah.
For what appears to be the first time in Cache County history, the majority of members on two municipal councils in the county will be female.
In an effort to develop better public outreach materials related to air quality, the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality is partnering with the University of Montana to seek input from Cache Valley residents.
Logan Municipal Council Member Amy Anderson was recently appointed to the Utah Commission on Aging by Gov. Gary Herbert.
Community leaders, state lawmakers, local officials and business owners gathered at the Cache Events Center on Thursday to discuss how to foster growth in the county while preserving elements of the area’s rural nature and small-town feel.
Utah Rep. Handy talks new legislation on gun violence
Across Cache County, local councils see election shakeups
Local business owner Mark Anderson will be joining the Logan Municipal Council come January of next year.
Logan downtown business and property owners met with city officials and developers at city hall on Thursday afternoon to discuss their thoughts on the evolving plans for Center Block redevelopment.
Election Day isn’t for another week and a half, but mail-in ballots have already been sent and early voting is underway throughout the county.
After nearly half a year of discussion, Hyde Park officials voted Wednesday to create a city administrator position — although many community members requested they wait until January before moving forward with the ordinance.
Rocky slopes, jumps and pump tracks are just a few of the features of the new Bridger Bike Park, which gathered crowd of biking enthusiasts, young aspiring BMX racers and casual mountain bikers on Wednesday evening after the grand opening.
In an effort to protect park water lines as overnight temperatures become cooler, the Logan parks division started shutting off all park drinking fountains and closing park restrooms for the winter season beginning Wednesday.
Logan Municipal Council members voted during their meeting on Tuesday to create a subcommittee to explore the idea of using voting districts in future council elections.
The owners of the undeveloped Wesley Nelson Farms property, located in southern Logan along U.S. Highway 89/91, officially requested to be disconnected from the city during Tuesday’s council meeting.
Hyrum and River Heights city council candidates made their pitches to voters in written Q&A sessions with the Herald Journal. To view their responses, click on the attached page layouts from the Herald Journal print edition.
The town hall scheduled by the Cache County state delegation for Wednesday evening has been canceled. The next interim town hall will be on Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. on education at the Historic Cache County Courthouse.
A recently completed wastewater screening facility in Wellsville is part of an effort to extend the life of the city’s sewer lagoons.
Logan Municipal Council Member Jess Bradfield wants to switch voting in future city elections from at-large to by-district. However, the mayor and other members of the council aren’t sure right before an upcoming election is the best time to have the discussion.
The United Utah Party will conduct its Cache County party convention at the Whittier Center this Saturday.
Work on Firefly Park continues with pollinator project
All of the Logan City Environmental Department’s green waste products are on sale. All wood chips and ground mixed compost base are free. Compost is 50% off. Sale will last until product is gone.
Logan’s new BMX and mountain bike park is opening in mid-October, a week later than earlier annoucned.
Nibley and North Logan City Council candidates made their pitches to voters in Q&A questionnaires with the Herald Journal. To view their responses, click on the attached page layout from the Herald Journal print edition.
Logan’s new BMX and mountain bike park is opening next week.
Hyde Park City Council candidates made their pitches to voters in a Q&A with the Herald Journal. To view their responses, click on the attached page layout from the Herald Journal print edition.
Candidates for Logan’s upcoming municipal election discussed how council members can balance responsibility to their constituents with being conscious of how their decisions impact the entire county at a meet-the-candidate event on Monday evening.
Logan and Smithfield city council candidates made their pitches to voters in written Q&A sessions with the Herald Journal. To view their responses, click on the attached page layouts from the Herald Journal print edition.
A plaza with a stage, an ice skating rink, a new parking structure and an apartment building may be coming to downtown Logan, if a proposal for the city’s Center Block project is approved.
Providence City Council candidates made their pitches to voters in a Q&A with the Herald Journal. To view their responses, click on the attached page layout from the Herald Journal print edition.
Applications for matching grants for out-of-area marketing and new event development are now available at the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau, 199 N. Main St. The deadline is 5 p.m. Oct. 4.
Plans for Logan’s Center Block Project will be unveiled on Wednesday evening.
The popularity of E-bikes is burgeoning in the U.S., but knowing where they’re allowed can be complicated.
Road usage fee could replace state’s gas tax
The Logan Ranger District will be burning slash piles in Green Canyon starting Thursday and likely continuing for several weeks.
“Unfortunately, I had to be the sheriff after 163 years to say, ‘We don’t have a Mounted Posse anymore,’” said Sheriff Chad Jensen during the Cache County Council meeting on Sept. 10.
This week, the Cache County state legislative delegation will host a town hall meeting on state and local transportation projects and issues.
City officials are reminding residents that the Bridger Bike Park, 1181 N. 400 West, Logan, is not open to public use until construction is completed.
As Hyde Park city officials continue discussions on potentially creating a city manager or city administrator type position, Mayor Sharidean Flint said she believes she and the council members are gaining more common ground on the matter.
The Friends of the Logan Library fall book sale is coming up next week. The sale will be from Friday to Monday.
In the wake of reports of hospitalizations and deaths across the nation related to e-cigarette use, officials at the Bear River Health Department are encouraging community members to quit using these products.
It’s been about half a year since Logan Municipal Council members decided to educate the public about plastic reduction for six months before implementing the city’s program to cut down on plastic waste.
The stretch of Airport Road that runs from 10th West to the Logan city boundary will be closed for about two weeks later this month.
Development is beginning on another section of the redevelopment area located on the south end of Logan, across Main Street from the Riverwood Shoppes.
Although apps providing information on Cache Valley Transit District bus schedules and locations have been previously available, the district has partnered with a third-party developer for this process for the first time.
Logan officials are asking residents to be aware that all city offices, including the landfill, library and Logan Community Recreation Center, will be closed on Monday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day.
The six candidates who will be on the ballot during Logan’s upcoming Municipal Council election shared ideas in a forum hosted at the city hall by the Wilson Neighborhood Steering Group on Thursday evening.
Conversations between the Logan Municipal Council and the Nibley City Council continue as the two communities work to realign their shared boundary.
Logan officials have announced that the Emporium will be demolished this winter as work on the city’s Center Block project moves forward.
The Wilson Neighborhood Council is hosting a meet-the-candidate event on Thursday evening for the upcoming Logan Municipal Council general election.
Lawmakers provided information about the current status of Medicaid expansion and the legalization of medical marijuana in the state during a town hall meeting at the Historic Cache County Courthouse on Thursday evening.
On a visit to Logan this week, Sen. Mitt Romney spoke about the importance of bipartisan solutions when it comes to addressing heated issues like immigration and health care reform as well as gun violence.
