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People in the Neighborhood: Artist Cansas Christiansen
Claire Anderson Contributing Writer Cansas Christiansen is a local artist who has lived in North Logan for the past 16 years. She is a talented painter and enjoys teaching summer art classes for kids as well as creating and putting together scenes for the North Logan...
David Archuleta to Return to Logan for Christmas Concert in November
Emily Buckley, editor in chief A Christmas with David Archuleta Tuesday, November 30, 2021 at 8 p.m. LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Tickets available at davidarchuleta.com A local favorite performer and 2008 American Idol alum, David Archuleta, will return to Cache...
Understanding the PTA: Our Schools Need YOU!
Tara Bone, contributing writer If you’re a parent, you’ve most likely lived these scenarios: It’s Back-to-School-Night and the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) or Parent Organization (PO) table is set up and they’re asking for support, or an older child brings home...
Stage Magic in the Making: Cache Valley’s Gift of Community Theatre
Kate Neeley, contributing writer The lights go down, you’re in a dark theatre, but then, you’re not. What creates that moment when you are transported from your plush theatre seat to the streets of England, a mid-century living room, or a palace in a far-off land? You...
Eat Like a Local: Exploring Cache Valley’s Unique Dining Scene
Emily Buckley, editor in chief There’s no shortage of places to grab a bite to eat in Cache Valley, and while we are just as excited as the next person to indulge in an In N’ Out Animal Style Double-Double without heading south on I-15, the real mark of a Cache Valley...
Discount Tire’s Visionary Commitment to Business and Service
Emily Buckley, editor in chief Discount Tire on Logan’s Main Street has been part of the cityscape of our community for 45 years, leading the way not only in the tire industry, but also in community service. Larry Nicholls and his wife Vickie opened the store during...
Four Ways We Unintentionally Normalize Bullying in Our Homes
Jentrie Hales, community advocate, @techhealthyfamily Bullies — we all know a few. They show up in settings at school, work, and within families. Generally, their actions influence others to feel less about themselves. Bullies can take the form of the uncle who...
CAPSA Expands Transitional Housing to Help Even More Abuse Victims Gain Independence
by Emily Buckley, editor in chief For individuals and families escaping abuse, a safe home is important to the healing process. Yet, for individuals leaving an abusive home, finding low cost/affordable housing continues to be the most significant barrier to starting a...
More than Turning a Plumber’s Wrench: LEE’S PLUMBING FOCUSES ON QUALITY WORKMANSHIP AND CUSTOMER SERVICE
Emily Buckley, editor in chief For two decades, Lee and Amber Draper of Smithfield have run their plumbing business, Lee’s Plumbing, based on the values of treating every home they work in as though it is their own and treating every customer like family. Lee started...
Saluting the Class of 2021
by Tara Bone, contributing writer The class of 2021 has experienced unique obstacles in a year of cancelled activities, endless COVID-19 testings, and daily mask-wearing. However, across Cache Valley students rose to the challenge and dedicated staff and faculty at...
Cache Theatre Company’s Production of Matilda Set to Go On
Emily Buckley, editor in chief Last January, two local middle school-aged girls were double cast and gearing up to take turns performing the demanding lead role in Cache Theatre Company’s production of Matilda. Two weeks before the show’s opening, the COVID-19...
Elementary Counselors: Key Professionals Providing a System of Support
Aden Jack, multi-tiered support system behavior MTIS coordinator, Cache County School District The role of elementary school counselor is not new to education or to the Cache County School District. Previously, the school district has benefitted from a team of...
