LAYTON — Two years ago, the Rev. Myke Crowder and his congregation at the Christian Life Center spearheaded a fund drive to help the people of his hometown, Joplin Mo., after a tornado devastated t...
Divided council delays vote on electronic signs BY REBECCA PALMER
Clipper editor
BOUNTIFUL — The owner of Gordon Copy Print on 400 North has been saving his money for years to afford a new sign for his business, money that does...
Candidate filing starts June 3 for 2013 elections BOUNTIFUL — Rather than fighting city hall, consider joining it. There won't be federal or state elections this fall, so local candidates will have a chance to shine. If you're interested, start pr...
Wife of LDS leader dies SALT LAKE CITY — Frances B. Monson, wife of President Thomas B. Monson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints passed away Friday morning in a Salt Lake City hospital.
HollyFrontier earnings up, will pay out stock dividends WOODS CROSS — HollyFrontier Corporation (ticker symbol HFC) announced last week that it will provide special and regular cash dividends to its investors on June 10. By the end of the first quarter,...
Lawsuit: County attorney's office broke the law* SALT LAKE CITY — A former Davis County deputy attorney is accusing his former boss, Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings of threats, intimidation and wrongful dismissal.
Mothers feted for inspiring, sacrificing and leading BY LOUISE R. SHAW
Clipper Staff Writer
BOUNTIFUL - Eleven women representing Davis County mothers were honored on Friday for the ways they inspire, lead and sacrifice for their fam...
Local leather worker restores 19th Century Bible A large, hand-crafted Bible from the 1800s now looks like new. That’s thanks to what could be called the magical touch of Loriano Tolaini, a master craftsman of all things leather.
Graffiti tagger caught showing off work One graffiti artist’s desire to show off his work has landed him in jail and has cleared the books of many of the graffiti cases North Salt Lake and Woods Cross police have investigated recently.
Officers are increasingly being called for help with mental health issues in the city.
But Police Chief Tom Ross said a cooperative program started with Davis Behavioral Health last November appea...
BY TOM BUSSELBERG
Associate Editor
BOUNTIFUL - Few people have money problems who live in Fruit Heights, but in some cities in the north, almost one in five people live below the...
BY LOUISE R. SHAW
Clipper Staff Writer
NORTH SALT LAKE - It is the view that impresses Josh Miller and his wife, Rebekah.
It is the chance to be active in the outdoors with his...
MOORE, Okla. (AP) -- With an ominous storm approaching, the Moore Public School District flashed a text alert to parents: "We are currently holding all students until the current storm danger is over. Students are being released to parents only at this time."...