AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Politics & Education: Cache Democrats’ 2nd annual Harry Reid Dinner is set for Sept. 23 in Hyde Park, with state Rep. John Arthur (D–Salt Lake City) as the featured speaker. Community Resilience: Hundreds of volunteers rallied in Orangeville after Cottonwood Creek flooding displaced about 100 people, with sandbagging and creek-bank work underway ahead of more storms. Arts & Entertainment: Logan audiences packed the Ellen Eccles Theatre for “WHOSE LIVE ANYWAY?”—an improv night that leaned into Cache Valley humor, including playful nods to local culture. Housing & Climate: Utah’s push for 150,000 new homes is colliding with climate concerns, as advocates argue all-electric, low-emissions building choices matter for long-term bills. Public Safety & Weather: Millard County officials are investigating whether a tornado touched down near Lynndyl during severe storms, after extreme winds and hail caused major damage. Health & Care: Applications are open for Soroptimist International of Ogden’s “Live Your Dream” education awards for women. Culture Watch: HorrorFest International Film Festival announced its full 2026 lineup, running Sept. 16–19 in St. George.
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