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Ogden lands U.S. version of film festival

Good-bye, Sundance. Hello, Raindance. In the aftermath of the departure of the Sundance Film Festival from Utah, Ogden has been named the official host city for the U.S. edition of the Raindance Film Festival, the largest independent film festival in the United Kingdom. Ogden…

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Fervo orders five power plants for Beaver Co. geothermal project

Fervo Energy’s ambitious geothermal power generating station near Milford in Beaver County is nearing production from its Phase I. Fervo has now ordered five 60-megawatt power plants for the project’s Phase II from Houston-based energy technology company Baker Hughes. (Photo…

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State agencies purchase land in SLC for new homeless campus

Utah state agencies have contracted for land in Salt Lake City’s northwest neighborhood for the construction of a homelessness campus. The 15.85-acre site will provide services and up to 1,300 beds for the homeless population. (Rendering courtesy Utah Office of Homeless…

Utah does well as ‘zombie’ foreclosures tick up in U.S.

ATTOM, an Irvine, California-based property data and real estate analytics platform, has released its third-quarter 2025 Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report showing that 1.4 million (1,385,902) residential properties, about 1.3 percent of all homes in the United…

Utahns enroll in ACA insurance coverage at fourth-highest rate in nation

As the Affordable Care Act turns 15 years old, Utahns are among the most avid participants in the country. A new study from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah found that state residents are enrolled in the government-backed health plans at an almost 12…

Home prices increase in second quarter in most of U.S.

Seventy-five percent of U.S. metro markets (170 out of 228) registered home price gains in the second quarter of 2025, according to the Metropolitan Median Area Prices and Affordability and Housing Affordability Index released recently by the National Association of Realtors…

Utah consumer sentiment inches back up in August

After several months of marginal decline and an 11-month low in July, Utah’s consumer sentiment rose a bit in August, according to index numbers released by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah. The institute’s Survey of Utah Consumer Sentiment rose 1.9…

Public support remains solid for Uinta Basin Railway

Proponents of construction of the Uinta Basin Railway received all positive comments during a bond hearing held on Aug. 25 at the Duchesne County Administrative offices. It followed a similar bond hearing held by the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition in June. The group is…

Work Daze: Take this job and hug it

Pull up a chair, young’un, and let me tell you about how it used to be. Way back then — last Thursday, really, but who’s counting? — people who hated their jobs had three choices. One, you were an Active Andrew, constantly polishing up your resume and haunting the job sites,…

Industry Briefs 9-15-25

CORPORATE • Skullcandy , an audio brand that creates headphones, earbuds and speakers, will move its corporate headquarters from 6301 N. Landmark Drive, Park City, to the Redwood Shopping Center, 1640 Redstone Center Drive, Park City, in October. It will lease 4,580 square feet…

People on the Move 9-15-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • D.L. Evans Bank , based in Idaho, has promoted Nicole Smart to assistant branch manager at its Brigham City branch. She will oversee the operations of the branch while managing resources and staff,…

New children’s behavioral health center opens in Taylorsville

The ribbon is cut at the Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital Behavioral Health Center-Taylorsville Campus, which began welcoming patients and families on Sept. 6. (Photo courtesy Intermountain Health) Intermountain Children’s Health unveiled the Intermountain Health…

Bill Gates-backed nuclear energy firm looking for site for Natrium reactor in Utah

TerraPower, a nuclear energy development company based in Bellevue, Washington, and backed by billionaire Bill Gates, is looking for a spot to put a nuclear power generating plant in Utah. In late August, the company signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Utah…

Incentive program results announced

Breeze Airways is among the companies approved for a tax credit incentive by the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity during the past fiscal year. The incentive was tied to a company expansion in Salt Lake County. (Photo courtesy Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity)…

Six productions get incentives to shoot in Utah

Six film productions will be shooting in Utah after being approved for incentives by the Utah Board of Tourism Development at a recent board meeting. The incentives total nearly $1.7 million for the productions, which are expected to spend a total of over $7.1 million and employ…

Looking forward: The future for first-time homebuyers

Note: This is from an interview with Todd Hatfield, vice president of consumer and mortgage lending for Granite Credit Union. What lies ahead for those looking to buy their first home? There’s a range of viewpoints and opinions from Realtors, lenders and builders, but one thing…

Utah not in much danger of entering stagflation in 2025

Utah shouldn’t see stagflation in its economy this year, according to new research from National Business Capital, a Hauppauge, New York-based provider of non-bank, non-asset-backed financing for small businesses. According to the study, Utah is third from the bottom of the 50…

Lehi-based Giant Ideas adds two gym companies to its Legends Boxing brand

Giant Ideas LLC, the Lehi-based parent firm of the Legends Boxing fitness brand, has acquired Mayweather Boxing & Fitness, a Los Angeles gym operator co-founded by boxing legend Floyd Mayweather, and KickHouse, a kickboxing studio based in Park Ridge, Illinois. Giant Ideas will…

Salt Lake City Motorcars earns corporate honors

South Jordan City has presented its 2025 South Jordan Corporate Citizen Award to Tom Buckley and Salt Lake City Motorcars. The dealership is located at 1231 South Jordan Parkway. The award goes annually to a business that has been an active partner within the community. “They…

New center’s focus is partner collaboration

A group of Utah industry heads, government officials and education leaders have partnered to announce the launch of the Nucleus Institute, a body that organizers want to become the backbone for Utah innovators to compete in a global market in areas like energy development and…

Popular themed travel chain Buc-ee’s coming to Utah

Anyone who has traveled in the southern United States has probably heard about or visited a Buc-ee’s, a travel stop larger than anything in its class. Now, the beaver-themed chain has announced plans for its first Utah location. Springville’s city council approved a resolution…

Utah ranks last among states for retirement readiness

Ready to retire? If you’re in Utah, the answer is probably no. An analysis by GOBankingRates indicates that Utah is dead-last among states for having residents that are retirement-ready. The company reviewed key data in every state: the average savings for retirement households,…

September 15 deadline to apply for state grant

The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity is accepting applications through Sept. 15 for the Economic Assistance Grant program. The Legislature has allocated $4.5 million to GOEO to administer the EAG. This grant is for one-time, project-based awards up to $200,000 and is…

State Office of Tourism awards $4.1M to local organizations

The Utah Board of Tourism Development has approved more than $4.1 million in cooperative marketing grants for 54 destination marketing organizations and travel-related nonprofits in 25 counties throughout the state. The board said the goal of the co-op program is to leverage…

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