New legislative leaders: Plan ahead to manage rapid growth

by Kristy Kuhn and Amanda Covington; Photos by Mark Heywood
Sponsored by Ivory Homes The State of Utah is doing remarkably well right now. It’s among the nation’s leaders in both population growth and economic success. That growth brings a lot of positives to the state, but it also brings a unique set of challenges…

The art of good decision-making

by LaVarr Webb, Publisher
Good political decision-making is also applicable to business decision-making. All…

New autonomous mobility era beginning in Utah

by Muriel Xochimitl, President, X-Factor Strategic Communications
While a lot of attention has been paid to the electric scooters dropped virtually…
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UAMPS honors key leaders & organizations

by News Release
Several leaders who have made significant contributions to public power were recently…

McAdams assigned to Financial Services Committe

by News Release
Congressman Ben McAdams has been assigned to the House Financial Services Committee—one…

Herbert declares School Choice Week in Utah

by News Release
Gov. Gary Herbert has declared Jan. 20-26 School Choice Week in Utah. Herbert joins more…

Lyft seeking drivers for Sundance Film Festival

by News Release
While the big names from Hollywood arrive in Utah for the Sundance Film Festival, local…

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