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Month: October 2021

UVU Men’s Basketball’s Todd Phillips Promoted To Associate Head Coach

UVU Men’s Basketball’s Todd Phillips Promoted To Associate Head Coach

OREM, Utah-Monday, Utah Valley University men’s basketball head coach Mark Madsen confirmed Todd Phillips has been promoted to assistant head coach of the Wolverines’ program. Phillips is about to commence his third season on the UVU staff  and helped the Wolverines to the WAC regular season title last season. Phillips’ […]

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BYU Punter Named To Prestigious List Monday

BYU Punter Named To Prestigious List Monday

AUGUSTA, Ga.-Monday, The Augusta Sports Council and the Ray Guy Award announced BYU freshman punter Hunter Rehkow had been named one of Ray’s 8 for Week 5 of the college football season. Honorees for this weekly distinction become eligible to become the Ray Guy Punter of the Week. Rehkow currently […]

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Hundreds pack Utah hearing to oppose Biden vaccine plan

Hundreds pack Utah hearing to oppose Biden vaccine plan

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Hundreds of maskless people packed a legislative hearing to urge Utah lawmakers to fight President Joe Biden’s plan to require most workers to get either vaccinated or regularly tested for COVID-19. Most of the people who attended the hearing Monday criticized Biden’s plan, saying it […]

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Snow Football Remains No. 1 In Latest NJCAA Poll

Snow Football Remains No. 1 In Latest NJCAA Poll

CHARLOTTE, N.C.-Monday, Snow College football remains No. 1 in the latest NJCAA Football poll. The 4-0 Badgers are coming off of a 49-17 rout of Georgia Military and earned 84 points in the poll, including four first-place votes. The Badgers host No. 4 Iowa Western (4-0) Saturday at 1:00 pm […]

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Southern Utah University Not Mandating COVID-19 Vaccine

Southern Utah University Not Mandating COVID-19 Vaccine

(Cedar City, UT) — Southern Utah University is not issuing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for students. University officials say it’s a complicated issue, and due to the added complexities and additional conversations, they have determined it would not be prudent to implement a vaccine requirement for students. However, they added […]

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‘Y’ Mountain Lit Up In Rainbow Colors

‘Y’ Mountain Lit Up In Rainbow Colors

(Provo, UT) — Provo’s “Y” Mountain looked a little more colorful Thursday night. Brigham Young University students lit the Y in rainbow colors ahead of LGBTQ History month in October. Back in March, students lit up the mountain in rainbow colors to mark the anniversary of when BYU clarified that […]

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Missing Hiker Found Alive In Zion National Park

Missing Hiker Found Alive In Zion National Park

(Springdale, UT) — A 71-year-old man missing for several days at Zion National Park has been found. John Burg was last seen on Tuesday at a hotel in Kanab and was thought to be hiking the Canyon Overlook Trail. Park officials say Burg was able to call 911 on Friday, […]

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LDS Church Announces 13 New Temples During General Conference

LDS Church Announces 13 New Temples During General Conference

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is planning to build 13 new temples worldwide. President Russell M. Nelson announced the new temples yesterday at the close of the Church’s General Conference in Salt Lake City. Four of the new temples will be built […]

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Elder Jeffrey R. Holland- Faith And Hope/ President Henry B. Eyring- A Warning Voice

10-03 Elder Jeffrey R. Holland-President Henry B. Eyring

President Russell M. Nelson- Personal Preparation For Temple Blessings

10-03 President Russell M. Nelson