Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 9th of August.
Good morning, Provo.
Doug Smith Auto provided a 2026 Ram 2500 Laramie and a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado HD High Country for dignitary transport at the Utah County Fair in Spanish Fork, carrying officials and fair guests during events like the rodeo and demolition derby.
The trucks added luxury (and reliability) to the celebration.
A recent BYU Studies article finds that young Latter-day Saint women are struggling with retention as popular culture undermines traditional faith and family values.
The study shows millennials are influenced by social media and changing ideas about personal autonomy which clash with longstanding religious teachings.
Utah Valley offers a diverse week of events, including festivals, art exhibits and markets.
Provo hosts the Hoot & Holler Festival on Aug. 8 at Sundance Resort, while nearby cities hold farmer’s markets, craft nights and concerts (check local listings for more details).
Local hikers now have a guide featuring six Wasatch peaks including Mount Timpanogos and Ben Lomond.
The resource offers trail distances and safety tips as August brings milder weather — helping adventurers plan rewarding ascents.
Salem Hills senior receiver and safety Peyton Higginson (a key player with deep family ties) accepted a BYU scholarship and aims to lead his team to a state championship this season.
Coach Jeff Higginson praised his natural ability to make big plays on the field.
First-year coach Cody Gardner aims to revitalize Cedar Valley football by building on the team’s close last season (1–9 overall, 1–6 in Region 2) with structured practices and team-building events, focusing on retaining local talent for a competitive future.
Deer Creek High School will launch its inaugural football season this summer with the RiverHawks under coach DeShawn Perkins, opening with a home game against Mountain Crest on Aug.
14 and playing rival Wasatch on Sept. 4 — Perkins said they aim to build a new culture in Region 8.
Coach Derek Bringhurst is leading the Wasps into a 2026 fall season in Class 4A amid competition from Deer Creek with returning starters Bryce Harr and Aksel Wheeler after a 4-7 record in 2025.
The team shows unity (supporting staff coping with ALS) as they prepare for the season.
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