FREDONIA - The meet­ing of the Fredonia city council started at its regu­lar 7 p.m. time on February 17, with good attendance. During the public comment portion of the meeting, a member of the public stood to inquire on for-sale prop­erties in the area, posing plans to construct afford­able single-family housing in the area. The council di­rected the inquirer to plan­ning and zoning to get on their regular agenda, after which the public comment portion concluded. The first ac

GLENDALE - The meeting of the Glen­dale Town Council, held on February 19, was called to order despite the heavy snow that evening. Follow­ing the regular open­ing procedures, the Mayor called to bring a particular item to the top of the agenda: thanking city employ­ee Colton Brinkerhoff for his four years of service, as Brinkerhoff prepared to take up a different job. Colton Brinkerhoff presented with an honorary painting by the City of Glendale. Photo by Celeste Meyeres. Sa

On the afternoon of February 23, 2026, Kane County Hospi­tal officials gathered construction project managers with hos­pital and community leaders to celebrate the completion of the framework of its new outpatient care facil­ity on 300 N. in Kanab with a traditional top out ceremony. Left to right, photos by Ty Gant: Ceremony attendees were invited to sign the final beam along with project leads and prominent public officials. Hospital CEO Kurt Loveless convened the ceremony,

SALT LAKE CITY - The Utah Senate passed Senate Bill 201, a newly proposed law aimed at reducing the number of dogs and cats unnecessar­ily dying in animal shelters by ensuring reasonable alterna­tives are pursued prior to euthanasia. The bill, which passed to­day, will now move on to the Utah House of Representatives. Utah-headquartered Best Friends Animal Society, a leading na­tional animal welfare organization whose goal is to end the kill­ing of dogs and cats in America’s