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State Rescinds Stage 2 Fire Restrictions in Weber and Surrounding Counties
By The Ogden Valley News Staff – 5 September 2026

Due to moderated fire danger indices and improved weather conditions in Northern Utah, the State of Utah and the Weber Fire District have rescinded Stage 2 fire restrictions effective at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday, September 5, 2026. Stage 1 is still in effect.

Pineview Drawdown Update
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 28 August 2026

In the coming weeks, Pineview Reservoir's landscape will take on a very dramatic change of its shoreline. Ogden City will install a new buried pipeline beneath Pineview Reservoir during the 2026 drawdown.

The Third Annual Eden Balloon Festival Set for Saturday, September 26
29 August 2026

Come to Eden Park on Saturday, September 26, for a full day of balloons, music, food and community fun at the Third Annual Eden Balloon Festival.

Featured Image

Tom Sprafke of Huntsville took this photo of a double rainbow after a recent storm. Between the two bows lies an area of unlit sky referred to as Alexander’s band. Alexander’s dark band is the unlit, noticeably darker strip of sky that appears between the primary and secondary arcs of a double rainbow. Light which is re-flected by raindrops in this region of the sky cannot reach the observer, though it may contribute to a rainbow seen by another observer elsewhere. It is named after the ancient Greek philosopher Alexander of Aphrodisias, who first recorded the optical phenomenon around 200 AD. (click to enlarge)

2026 General Election
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 31 August 2026

For resources and candidate list regarding the general elections this November—including the U.S. House District 2 race and Weber County Commission Seats A and B—please visit our Elections 2026 page.

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Regarding our Fiscal Year 2027 Truth-in-Taxation and Interim Budgets
By Don Hickman - 28 August 2026

On Tuesday, August 18 the City Council voted 3-2 to approve the Fiscal Year 2027 (FY27, July 2026 – June 2027) “Truth-in-Taxation” Budget and continue the appeal at the Utah Supreme Court seeking the authority to proceed.

Townhall Announced for District 5
28 August 2026

District 5 Council Member Don Hickman will host a Town Hall on Wednesday, September 2, from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. at the Ogden Valley Branch Library Auditorium, Huntsville.

OVC Launches Recruitment for First Part-Time City Administrator Position
By Ogden Valley City Communications Team - 28 August 2026

Ogden Valley City is seeking to appoint its first city administrator.

Enactment of OVC's First Local Stormwater Management Code Approved Unanimously
By Ogden Valley City Communications Team - 28 August 2026

Ogden Valley City has taken over stormwater management from Weber County.

Brenda Grow Appointed Unanimously as OVC City Treasurer Under New Resolution
By City Communications Team - 28 August 2026

Brenda Grow of Huntsville is Ogden Valley City's new Treasurer.

Back-to-School Safety and Traffic Advisory Issued for Opening Week
By Ogden Valley City Communications Team - 28 August 2026

School is back in session in Ogden Valley City, and with it comes a citywide call to slow down.

OVC to Codify and Digitize City Code
By Ogden Valley City Communications Team - 28 August 2026

Ogden Valley’s laws are going digital.

Mayor's Message: Proposed Budget Facts: Separating Assumptions from Reality
By Mayor Janet Wampler - 28 August 2026

There has been considerable discussion about the proposed FY27 budget, particularly the Administration section. I believe residents deserve clear, accurate information about what the budget does, and does not, propose.

Local News

Better Together: Rounkles Family Legacy Protected Forever in Ogden Canyon
By Ogden Valley Land Trust - 29 August 2026

Ogden Valley and Summit Land Conservancy and the Keith and Belinda Rounkles family are celebrating the permanent protection of 128.6 acres in Ogden Canyon.

Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are Still in Effect Across Utah
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 29 August 2026

Despite much-needed rain from recent storms, the region currently remains under Stage 2 Fire Restrictions, according to Jolene Whipple with the Weber Fire District. The rainfall received has not been enough to change the ongoing status.

Zions Bank Announces $30,000 'Dollars for Scholars' Sweepstakes for Students
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 30 August 2026

Zions Bank has launched the "Dollars for Scholars Student Banking Sweepstakes," offering a total of $30,000 in cash prizes to students between the ages of 15 and 25.

Keeping Soil on the Site: Construction Runoff and Our Shared Responsibility
By Ogden Valley Watershed Action Group

On Wednesday, September 16, join Carl Adams, Storm Water Specialist with the Utah Division of Water Quality at the Ogden Valley Branch Library at 6:30 p.m. to discuss construction stormwater expectations, erosion and sediment controls, and the public's appropriate stewardship role.

Liberty Spring Creek Restoration at Cool Creek Ranch
By Chris Argyle - 30 August 2026

Argyle Acres recently joined Trout Unlimited, the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food, and the Weber River Partnership for a hands-on restoration project along Liberty Spring Creek at Cool Creek Ranch in Ogden Valley.

Weber County Offers Free ‘Property Watch’ Service to Protect Homeowners
Compiled by The Ogden Valley News Staff - 29 August 2026

In an effort to help local residents personally stay informed and understand what is really going on with their most valuable assets, the Weber County Recorder/Surveyor's Office has a free Property Watch Service designed to automatically alert property owners about any activity affecting their land or homes.

Northern Utah Trailfest Returns for a Weekend of Camping, Live Music, and Community Events
30 August 2026

The Northern Utah Trailfest (NUT) returns October 2–4 at North Fork Park, transforming North Fork Park into a weekend of trail races, live music, camping, and community events.

Community CERT Training Begins October 1—Sign Up Now
30 August 2026

Weber County is offering another round of Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training. This course provides excellent training for all community members.

Beware of Senior Property Tax Freeze Scam
30 August 2026

Misleading claims about senior property tax freezes are circulating online. Online videos and social media posts are circulating claims about a federal “senior property tax freeze".

Immersive Outdoor Music Experience to Return to Huntsville Monastery
25 July 2026 - Reposted 30 August 2026

Back by popular demand, IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild(TM) returns to the Huntsville Monastery September 19 for its 11th season.

What Hunters Should Know for the 2026 Utah Deer and Elk Hunts
30 August 2026

If you are going to hunt deer or elk in Utah this fall, here is some important information and tips that will be helpful when planning and preparing for your hunt.

The Buzz Report: Let's Talk About Honey!
By Linda Lawless LaStayo - 30 August 2026

Over her entire lifetime, a single honeybee will produce only about a twelfth of a teaspoon of honey. It takes the combined effort of thousands of bees, visiting millions of flowers, to fill just one jar.

City Council Approves Conditional Budget Resolution in 3-2 Vote
By The Ogden Valley News Staff – 21 August 2026 - Updated: 6:22 p.m.

Residents and officials engaged in a heated discussion regarding the financial future of the newly incorporated Ogden Valley City during a city council meeting held at the Huntsville Town Hall on Tuesday evening, August 18, 2026. The primary focus of the meeting centered on community growth, infrastructure maintenance, and the looming prospect of steep property tax increases.

News from Huntsville Town: August Mayor's Message
By Richard L. Sorensen Mayor of Huntsville - 16 August 2026

While the dog days of summer are winding down, it’s hard to believe that Christmas—and hopefully plenty of snow and a beautiful ice rink—are only about 140 days away.

Three Liberty Locals Saddle Up as Ogden Pioneer Days 'Whoopie Girls'
16 August 2026

This July, three Valley girls from Liberty—Carly Cheyney Rallison, London Owens, and Sierra Cheyney—served as Whoopie Girls at the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo and Parade.

Sam Crump – More Than Meets the Eye
By Deborah Quinn - 18 August 2026

As an integral part of our community, it was suggested that an article about Sam Crump would be a way for people in the Valley to get to know him better.

Keeping Our Eyes on the Prize
By Kim Wheatley - 16 August 2026

A couple of years ago we voted to create Ogden Valley City to pursue a vision for the Valley different from where county commissioners were taking us.

Back Country Horsemen Building North Fork Park Equestrian Shelter
16 August 2026

It’s happening! The North Fork Park Equestrian Shelter is under construction.

Trash Collection Routes to Change for Some Valley Residents
16 August 2026

WM (Waste Management) of Utah will implement collection route changes throughout Ogden Valley beginning Monday, August 24, 2026, to improve service efficiency and comply with Ogden Valley City's 7:00 a.m. collection start requirement.

Head to Utah’s High-Elevation Areas for Great Fishing in August
16 August 2026

While there are a lot of great reservoirs and ponds close to home where you can fish in Utah, the Beehive State also offers some excellent high-elevation fishing options.

What is Your Go Plan?
By Sue Hegarty - 16 August 2026

Imagine there was a knock on your door or notification on your phone, and you had ten minutes to evacuate? What would you grab to take with you?

City Council Votes 4-1 to Settle Official Municipality Name as 'Ogden Valley City'
By The Ogden Valley News Staff – 1 Aug 2026

Following months of public survey efforts and debate, the Ogden Valley City Council voted 4-1 during its special meeting Thursday, July 30 at Huntsville Town Hall to officially affirm and settle the name of the newly incorporated municipality as Ogden Valley City, that will be known and referred to as Ogden Valley.

Ogden Valley City Council Formally Adopts Official Vision Statement
By The Ogden Valley News Staff – 3 Aug 2026

The Ogden Valley City Council unanimously passed Resolution 2026-46 during its special meeting at the Huntsville Town Hall Thursday, July 30, establishing the official vision statement for the municipality.

ATTENTION: TRUTH IN TAXATION NOTICES
Published to Preserve Ogden Valley City’s Rights During Pending Appeal
25 July 2026

Ogden Valley City is publishing two Truth in Taxation (TNT) notices in this issue of The Ogden Valley News. These notices were generated while a court order was in place temporarily allowing the City to participate in the TNT system.

Utah Division of Water Rights Hearings on Three Ogden Valley Applications
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 25 July 2026

During the summer of 2026, the Utah Division of Water Rights convened a series of public hearings at the Ogden Valley Branch Library to review significant and highly contested water applications.

Ogden Valley City can’t levy taxes this year, judge rules, but the city isn’t giving up
By Macy Lipkin KUER 90.1 - 14 July 2026

Utah’s newest city, Ogden Valley City, is in a pickle over taxes and its budget. After suing the Utah State Tax Commission, they are back to the starting line in the budget process: They can’t raise property taxes this year.

Eden Valley Trails Awarded $183,250 State Grant to Advance Pineview Loop Pathway
25 July 2026

Eden Valley Trails has been awarded a $183,250 Utah Outdoor Recreation Grant from the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation to fund engineering and feasibility work on the Pineview Loop Pathway, the long-envisioned shared-use path circling Pineview Reservoir.

Red Cross Announces Emergency Blood Shortage
25 July 2026

Summer blood donations far lower than needed as hospitals work to protect patient care.

Mark Your Calendar for the 5th Annual CFOV Fall Farm Festival!
25 July 2026

Community Foundation of Ogden Valley’s fifth annual Farm Festival will be held at Historic Sunnyfield Farm from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, August 27th.

Weber County Announces Openings on RAMP Board
25 July 2026

Weber County is now accepting applications from community members who would be interested in serving on the RAMP (Recreation, Arts, Museums, and Parks) Board.

Community Dig Days Invite Volunteers to Help Build Liberty Park Pump Track
24 July 2026

The Ogden Valley Parks Service Area (OVPSA) invites residents to roll up their sleeves and help build a new community bike track at Liberty Park during our final Community Dig Days on Saturday, July 25.

Annual America the Beautiful Photo Contest is Officially Open for Submissions!
25 July 2026

Hey, all you amazing Ogden Valley photographers! Are you ready to share your scenic photos? Participate in the annual America the Beautiful Photo Contest for a chance to be recognized as one of the country’s premier up-and-coming scenic photographers!

Four Days of Thrills and Traditions: Weber County Fair Returns Aug. 5 – 8 with New Attractions, Monster Trucks and Family Fun
24 July 2026

The Weber County Fair is back and bigger than ever, bringing four days of entertainment, community traditions and family fun to the Weber County Fairgrounds from Aug. 5 – 8, 2026.

Temporary Road Closure
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 15 July 2026

Nate Smith of JUB Engineering reports construction crews are working on a waterline project along 1900 North in Eden at the intersection of 1900 North and 5700 East.

League of Women Voters to Host Voter Registration at the Ogden Valley Library
12 July 2026

Residents can stop by the Ogden Valley Library in Huntsville to register on Tuesday, July 14 - 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.

Gratitude for Local Nonprofit Organizations
12 July 2026

It is appropriate to reflect with gratitude for the abundance of resources we have as residents of Ogden Valley. The Community Foundation of Ogden Valley needs your support to raise $100,000 in 2026 in order to meet the goal of matching up to $5,000 for each of the 17 partner nonprofit organizations doing amazing work in the Ogden Valley.

Huntsville Town: July Mayors Message
By Richard L. Sorensen Mayor of Huntsville - 12 July 2026

By the time you receive this newsletter, my favorite holiday, Independence Day, will have come and gone. Growing up here in Huntsville, I always looked forward to the Fourth of July, a day that filled our small town with patriotic spirit and celebration.

Pineview Reservoir: Why It Matters to Ogden Valley
12 July 2026

Whether you're fishing at sunrise, paddling on a calm summer morning, pulling kids behind a boat, or simply enjoying the view from the shoreline, Pineview Reservoir is part of what makes Ogden Valley special. It is where families gather, memories are made, and one of our community's most important natural resources is enjoyed year-round.

Low Snowpack Enables Quicker Fix for Aging Ogden Canyon Water System
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 12 July 2026

A record-low snowpack and inconsistent rains across Northern Utah have prompted statewide fireworks bans for the Fourth of July and contributed to numerous local fires. However, these challenging drought conditions are unexpectedly presenting a distinct advantage for a major upcoming infrastructure project at Pineview Reservoir.

Air Quality – June 2026 Report
By Richard Menzies and Ken Beck - 12 July 2026

Our computer program broke again, but we are back (thanks to AI) in time to report on the smoke that we have witnessed along the Wasatch Front in June.

DWR issues emergency changes to increase daily fishing limits at Pineview Reservoir, 6 other waterbodies due to low water levels
12 July 2026

Due to current low water levels from construction projects and ongoing drought impacts, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources issued emergency changes to increase the daily fishing limits at seven waterbodies in Utah, effective immediately.

From the Ground Up: Understanding Radon Risk and Management
By Angela Dean - 12 July 2026

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that cannot be seen, smelled, or tasted. According to Utah Geological Survey data, some areas of Ogden Valley have medium to high radon risk.

Eden Valley Trails Keeps Building — and Keeps the Old Trails Alive
By Alan Wheelwright - 12 July 2026

It's been a busy stretch since we last checked in. When I wrote the previous article, we were just getting started on the Long Cut Trail at Snowbasin. I'm happy to report that loop is now complete — a roughly two-mile directional singletrack off Canyon Rim Trail that gives riders a fun new way to explore that part of the mountain.

Utah Spartan Trifecta to Feature U.S. Navy “Extra Mile” - THIS WEEKEND
9 July 2026

Spartan, the world's leading endurance and obstacle course racing brand, and its lead sponsor, the U.S. Navy, will feature the “Extra Mile presented by the U.S. Navy,” during this weekend’s Utah Spartan Trifecta events, June 11-12, at the Snowbasin Ski Resort in Huntsville, UT.

Ogden Valley Enacts Automatic Fire Restrictions, Stage 2 Rules Now in Effect
28 June 2026

A new local policy regarding fire safety has immediately been put to the test following recent orders from regional fire authorities.

250 Years Later: The True Timeline of the Signatures That Forged a Nation
By The Ogden Valley News Staff - 2 July 2026

As the United States marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this week, the nation reflects on the birth of its sovereignty.

CFOV Supports Local Nonprofits with 2026 Grant Awards
27 June 2026

On June 4, 2026, the Community Foundation of Ogden Valley proudly awarded grants to local nonprofit organizations for the second consecutive year.

Rocky Mountain Power Announces Planned Power Outage for Tuesday, July 7 Evening to July 8 Morning
27 June 2026

Rocky Mountain Power has scheduled a power interruption that will impact Ogden Valley, Weber County in the Ogden Valley unincorporated areas, and Snow Basin’s Transmission feed.

Pineview Reservoir is Being Drawn Down
27 June 2026

Yes, the rumors you might have heard are true, Pineview Reservoir is being lowered to continue maintenance on the Ogden City Pipeline project.

A Community Thank You to Weber Fire District
27 June 2026

The residents of Ogden Valley owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to the firefighters, paramedics, leadership, and support personnel of the Weber Fire District for their extraordinary work containing and extinguishing the Middle Fork Fire.

Ogden Pioneer Days Announces Full Schedule for 2026 Celebration
27 June 2026

Nearly monthlong celebration will bring rodeo, live music, parades and western traditions to Ogden during America’s 250th anniversary year.

BYU History Professor Makes Case for Retaining Ogden Valley Name
By OV200, Ogden Hole Chronicles - 27 June 2026

Amid ongoing efforts to dub newly incorporated Ogden Valley with a new name, BYU history professor, Jay H. Buckley says, HOLD ON THERE!

Questions for WM Regarding Invoice Confusion in Ogden Valley City
27 June 2026

WM (Waste Management) entered into a contract with Ogden Valley City on January 2, 2026, to provide waste collection for all residents.

AI for Everybody: How the Library is Helping Our Community
27 June 2026

As artificial intelligence transforms education, business, healthcare, and everyday life, the Weber County Library System is helping ensure these powerful tools remain accessible to everyone.

Valley Elementary Students Named as SUP Essay Winners
27 June 2026

Valley Elementary’s fourth grade students welcomed the Sons of the Utah Pioneers on Friday, May 22, for a special awards assembly celebrating history, heritage, and student achievement.

Utah's Species Protection Account Allocates $5.1 Million to Fund 33 Projects to Help Wildlife Recover
27 June 2026

A total of $5.1 million was allocated to dozens of wildlife-related projects at the annual Utah Species Protection Account funding meeting, hosted by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources on April 16.

Weber County Voters Make Their Voices Heard in 2026 Primary Election
27 June 2026

The results are in for the 2026 Utah Primary Election in Weber County, held on June 23, 2026. Out of 71,944 registered voters, 27,033 ballots were cast, resulting in a voter turnout of 37.58% for the county.

Respecting the Stars and Stripes: A Guide to Proper Flag Etiquette
27 June 2026

As communities across the nation continue to demonstrate their patriotism, citizens are reminded of the established protocols for handling and displaying the American flag.

Crews Make Progress on 394-Acre Middle Fork Fire North of Huntsville
Updated 23 June 2026, 8:38 a.m.

The Middle Fork fire is now 100% contained. The fire has been mapped at 393.9 acres by the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC).

Liberty Days Returns to Liberty Park for July 4th Festivities
16 June 2026

The community is gearing up for Liberty Days, billed as the world's greatest small-town celebration, taking place at Liberty Park this July 4th. The upcoming event promises a full day of family entertainment, food, and long-standing community traditions.

Mark Your Calendar for Huntsville’s Annual Patriotic Program: You Don’t Want to Miss It!
16 June 2026

This year two spectacular patriotic celebrations honoring 250 years of American history, freedom, and unity will be held June 28 at 6:30 p.m. and, again, July 4 at 1:00 p.m. at the Huntsville Townhall.

Eden Crossing Water Hearing with State of Utah Scheduled for July 14
16 June 2026

A Water Hearing with the state of Utah has been scheduled for Tuesday, July 14, 2026 for water exchange applicant Eden Crossing PWC (3718 N. Wolf Creek Dr., Eden, Utah) for Exchange Application E6743 for permission to drill and pump from Eden’s aquifer a total of 445 acre-feet of water.

Annual Ogden Valley Community Charity Yard Sale Slated for June 25 – 27
By Emma Moore - 16 June 2026

The annual Ogden Valley Community Charity Yard Sale is slated to be held Thursday, June 25 through Saturday, June 27. The long-running community tradition will be open to shoppers starting at 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

American Legion Post 129 Enhances Lives of Local Veterans Through Nine Years of Unwavering Support
16 June 2026

American Legion Post 129, located in Huntsville, supports residents and patients of several veterans support facilities in the local area.

Major Construction Projects Underway at Causey and Pineview Reservoirs
16 June 2026

Major construction projects are currently underway at both Causey Reservoir and Pineview Reservoir to improve safety, address aging facilities, and enhance the overall visitor experience.

What’s Going On With All the Parking Along the Highway?
16 June 2026

Increased roadside parking along local highways has become more noticeable in recent weeks, largely due to the closure of Windsurfer Beach and the Port Ramp Marina.

Weber Wildlife Shooting Range Refurbished During Local Eagle Scout Project
16 June 2026

The Weber Wildlife Shooting Range temporarily closed its gates on May 2 to undergo a series of facility refurbishments led by the valley's only Scouting America troop.

Ogden Valley Children’s Business Fair a Huge Success!
By Valley Fair Team - 16 June 2026

The sixth annual Valley Children’s Business Fair brought the Ogden Valley community together in a big way Wednesday May 13, turning Huntsville Park into a scene that felt straight out of a Hallmark movie.

Utah Legalized Plug-In Solar. How It Could Help Ogden Valley Residents Offset the Municipal Energy Tax.
By Blaine Vernon – 2 June 2026

Utah quietly made national energy history last year, and many residents still don’t know about it.

How to Avoid Conflicts with Moose in Utah this Summer
16 June 2026

Many of the best places to hike and mountain bike in Utah are also home to the state’s moose population. Unfortunately, there are typically a few reports of injuries to dogs and people each year, due to encounters with moose.

What is CERT?
16 June 2026

The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a key component of Weber County's emergency preparedness program. CERT volunteers are trained to help communities respond during the critical first hours following a disaster.

The Buzz Report: Let’s Talk About Queen Honey Bees
By Linda Lawless LaStayo - 16 June 2026

As we approach summer, the honey bees are very busy building up their population and there is one vital member of the hive to help them with this.

From the Ground Up: Land Use, Zoning, and Community Design Explained
23 May 2026

Issue #3 Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) Explained
This monthly column explores a wide range of topics to help inform and empower residents to participate actively in planning and zoning decisions.

League of Women Voters to Host Voter Registration Drive Across Ogden Valley
23 May 2026

With critical local and national elections approaching, the League of Women Voters (LWV) of Weber County is making it easier than ever for Ogden Valley residents to ensure their voices are heard.

Weber County Announces Primary Election
23 May 2026

The 2026 Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Ballots will be mailed to eligible voters according to their party affiliation beginning June 2, 2026.

Huntsville Launches “Adopt-a-Hydrant” Program for America 250 Celebration
23 May 2026

As communities across the nation prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday in 2026, the Town of Huntsville is inviting residents throughout Ogden Valley to help create a colorful and patriotic community art project through its new “Adopt-a-Hydrant” program.

Celebrating 90 Years of “We’ll Take Care of You”
23 May 2026

Goldenwest Credit Union proudly marked 90 years of service May 13, a milestone made possible by the loyalty and trust of its members.

Septic Systems in Ogden Valley: What Homeowners Should Know
23 May 2026

Many homes in Ogden Valley rely on septic systems. They are common, effective, and—when properly maintained—a reliable way to treat household wastewater. Because septic systems operate underground and out of sight, they are easy to forget about.

Stop the Dyer's Woad: Pull. Cut. Report. Repeat.
23 May 2026

It looks innocent enough — a cheerful little plant with bright yellow flowers, nodding in the spring breeze. Don't be fooled. Dyer's woad (Isatis tinctoria) is one of the most aggressive invasive weeds in Weber County, it is officially classified as a noxious weed under Utah law, and right now it is blooming in Ogden Valley.

What to Know about Fishing during a Drought Year
23 May 2026

With this year’s record low snowpack, low water levels are top of mind for many Utahns. Drought impacts many things, including fish and wildlife species. If you are planning some fishing trips this year, here are a few things to consider before you head out.

OVTPA’S Summer 2026 Tennis Program Registration Now Open
23 May 2026

The Ogden Valley Tennis and Pickleball Association is headed toward its 13th season of operation! Registration for Ogden Valley Tennis and Pickle Ball Association’s (OVTPA) small-group lessons is now open.

Summer Saturdays on Historic 25th Street: Ogden’s Farmers Market Returns Memorial Day Weekend
23 May 2026

Farmers Market Ogden launches its summer season this Saturday, Memorial Day weekend, bringing 17 weeks of local food, art, and live entertainment to Historic 25th Street.