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Join us for our annual Star Spangled Celebration this year. The events are as follows:

• June 21 & 22 – Star Spangled Rodeo 7:30 p.m. Rodeo Grounds

• June 29 – Youth Parade 10:30 a.m. City Square
  • June 29 -Water Fight with Firemen 11:00 a.m. East Park
  • Medieval Tournament – 4:00 pm at the rodeo grounds

• June 30 – Patriotic Program 7:00 p.m. City Square 
  • Featured Speaker – Jay McFarland from KSL Radio                                                                                                                                   

• July 4 – Chuck Wagon Breakfast 7 – 10 a.m. City Square
  • Blacksmith Fork Freedom Run Preregister at Al's Sporting Goods or online athttp://topofutahmarathon.com/15k/. There will be no race day registration and the race will be capped at 600 runners! For more information find us on Facebook @ Blacksmith Fork Freedom Run or email Brian Hunt brianhunt5510@gmail.com
  • Grand Old Flag Historic Display Elite Hall 11:00 am–3:00 pm
  • Main Street Mile 11:55 a.m. 700 E. Main
  • Parade – 12 noon 700 East Main to 200 W. 200 N.
  • Booths & Entertainment – 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. City Square
  • Hyrum Hornets Baseball  – 7:30pm East Park
  • Fireworks and Entertainment 8 – 10:30 p.m. Soccer Fields
  • Teen Dance – following the Fireworks until midnight at the Elite Hall

Please join the Healthy Environment Alliance of Utah’s staff for a discussion about small modular nuclear reactors, what it means for Cache Valley ratepayers (hint: it’s not good), and what the alternatives are. Plus, take action to help stop this project!

Did you know that Logan, Hyrum, and Brigham City are considering buying into a risky nuclear power plan that would raise rates for residents AND construct a new, untested, unproven type of nuclear power plant just about 100 miles north of the Cache Valley?

That’s right, your utility company, Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS), is asking Logan and more than 30 other small communities in Utah to buy into a plan to build small modular nuclear reactors (SMNRs) and receive the energy from these reactors.

SMNRs are a new type of untested nuclear reactor that Utah cities and towns that are members of UAMPS are being asked to buy into a proposed first-of-its-kind SMNR project. SMNRs rely on the same traditional technology as older reactors and have the same economic risks as traditional reactors. While SMNRs are smaller than typical reactors, they produce just as much high-level radioactive waste.

In addition to the tremendous inherent environmental risks of nuclear power, this project could be a financial disaster for the city and residents too. This project specifically could result in higher monthly power bills for residents and will require the city to invest millions of dollars to construct this out of state nuclear power.

If that sounds like a bad deal for your community, it’s because it is.

In the next 3-6 months, City Councils and Advisory Boards all over the state will be voting on whether or not to continue being apart of the UAMPS costly and radioactive waste producing project. We hope to encourage deep discussions regarding your thoughts and beliefs about addressing alternative power sources for Utah communities at this event.

Please invite family, friends, and other concerned community members. Light refreshments will be served.
Website: https://www.healutah.org/event/cachevalleysmnrs/

The Stardust Big Band Show is a celebration of music from the Great American Songbook. Our nation has an amazing musical tradition, with some of the best music heralding from the Jazz and Big Band Swing Eras of the 1930s and 40s. Each year, we put on a professional floor show, featuring singers and dancers from our community. Our Stardust Singers sing classic tunes such as Route 66, Tuxedo Junction, In the Mood, Stardust, Mack the Knife, and 42nd Street that will have your tapping your toes and wanting to sing along! Our dancers will amaze you with Broadway quality tap routines and kick lines. Jan Richins always adds a creative flair to her choreography…there’s always a fun surprise in our show! David Gardner is our Master of Ceremonies. He has played everything from Bob Hope to a Navy sailor, to a train conductor. David always keeps the crowd entertained and helps the audience to feel like they are part of the show!

The Larry Smith Jazz Kicks Band always has our audiences on their feet. This band really swings! Larry Smith was the professor of jazz studies at Utah State for over 30 years. His band is comprised of many current USU faculty and students, band teachers from the valley, and professional musicians. Larry writes many of the arrangements that you will hear in our show. Our audience love to get up and swing, lindy, and fox trot along to their exciting sounds.

On Friday and Saturday evenings, audiences are also treated to a special dinner, which this year will be catered by the Elements restaurant. Patrons who are visiting from out of town may wish to do one of our hotel packages…we have a partnership set up with the Marriott in Logan.

This years’ show runs June 27th through July 1st. The Thursday evening performance is show and dance only. Friday and Saturday features a delicious dinner served before the show, and Monday is Dessert Night/Date night, where you can come and enjoy delicious desserts before the show and dance. There is something for everyone! We invite you to come, take a step back in time, and enjoy the magic of the Stardust Big Band Show!

The Stardust Big Band Show is a celebration of music from the Great American Songbook. Our nation has an amazing musical tradition, with some of the best music heralding from the Jazz and Big Band Swing Eras of the 1930s and 40s. Each year, we put on a professional floor show, featuring singers and dancers from our community. Our Stardust Singers sing classic tunes such as Route 66, Tuxedo Junction, In the Mood, Stardust, Mack the Knife, and 42nd Street that will have your tapping your toes and wanting to sing along! Our dancers will amaze you with Broadway quality tap routines and kick lines. Jan Richins always adds a creative flair to her choreography…there’s always a fun surprise in our show! David Gardner is our Master of Ceremonies. He has played everything from Bob Hope to a Navy sailor, to a train conductor. David always keeps the crowd entertained and helps the audience to feel like they are part of the show!

The Larry Smith Jazz Kicks Band always has our audiences on their feet. This band really swings! Larry Smith was the professor of jazz studies at Utah State for over 30 years. His band is comprised of many current USU faculty and students, band teachers from the valley, and professional musicians. Larry writes many of the arrangements that you will hear in our show. Our audience love to get up and swing, lindy, and fox trot along to their exciting sounds.

On Friday and Saturday evenings, audiences are also treated to a special dinner, which this year will be catered by the Elements restaurant. Patrons who are visiting from out of town may wish to do one of our hotel packages…we have a partnership set up with the Marriott in Logan.

This years’ show runs June 27th through July 1st. The Thursday evening performance is show and dance only. Friday and Saturday features a delicious dinner served before the show, and Monday is Dessert Night/Date night, where you can come and enjoy delicious desserts before the show and dance. There is something for everyone! We invite you to come, take a step back in time, and enjoy the magic of the Stardust Big Band Show!

The Stardust Big Band Show is a celebration of music from the Great American Songbook. Our nation has an amazing musical tradition, with some of the best music heralding from the Jazz and Big Band Swing Eras of the 1930s and 40s. Each year, we put on a professional floor show, featuring singers and dancers from our community. Our Stardust Singers sing classic tunes such as Route 66, Tuxedo Junction, In the Mood, Stardust, Mack the Knife, and 42nd Street that will have your tapping your toes and wanting to sing along! Our dancers will amaze you with Broadway quality tap routines and kick lines. Jan Richins always adds a creative flair to her choreography…there’s always a fun surprise in our show! David Gardner is our Master of Ceremonies. He has played everything from Bob Hope to a Navy sailor, to a train conductor. David always keeps the crowd entertained and helps the audience to feel like they are part of the show!

The Larry Smith Jazz Kicks Band always has our audiences on their feet. This band really swings! Larry Smith was the professor of jazz studies at Utah State for over 30 years. His band is comprised of many current USU faculty and students, band teachers from the valley, and professional musicians. Larry writes many of the arrangements that you will hear in our show. Our audience love to get up and swing, lindy, and fox trot along to their exciting sounds.

On Friday and Saturday evenings, audiences are also treated to a special dinner, which this year will be catered by the Elements restaurant. Patrons who are visiting from out of town may wish to do one of our hotel packages…we have a partnership set up with the Marriott in Logan.

This years’ show runs June 27th through July 1st. The Thursday evening performance is show and dance only. Friday and Saturday features a delicious dinner served before the show, and Monday is Dessert Night/Date night, where you can come and enjoy delicious desserts before the show and dance. There is something for everyone! We invite you to come, take a step back in time, and enjoy the magic of the Stardust Big Band Show!