AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoQuality of Life: Utahns’ rating of life in the state fell to 63 out of 100, its lowest mark since the survey began in 2011; housing costs, the cost of living and job opportunities weighed heavily. Education & Mental Health: Utah Tech will launch counseling and clinical psychology master’s programs in fall 2027 to help address a statewide therapist shortage. In Mapleton, a proposed nature-focused charter school is drawing neighbors’ concerns about traffic and student safety. Beauty & Careers: Salt Lake City-based BorboletaPro has partnered with Paul Mitchell Schools to bring lash and brow training to cosmetology and esthetics students nationwide. Arts & Heritage: The Utah Museum of Anthropology will debut an Indigenous art exhibition, “Tooveep (The Land),” while a Salt Lake City historic-home tour is visiting a west-side neighborhood for the first time. Faith & Community: President Henry B. Eyring dedicated the Montpelier Idaho Temple, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ 225th operating temple worldwide.
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