Eagle Mountain officials say the city’s rapid population growth continues to reshape development patterns across the community, with new housing, businesses and infrastructure expanding to keep pace.
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Categories: Development
Category: Business & Economy
Explore the businesses, developments, and economic trends driving growth in Cedar Valley. From new real estate projects and local entrepreneurs to chamber updates and commercial expansions, we cover the heartbeat of our local economy.
Eagle Mountain Sues to Resolve Ownership of $12 Million in Disputed Water Rights
On February 5, 2026, Eagle Mountain City filed a lawsuit in Provo District Court against Cedar Valley Water Company, LLC (CVWC) to secure ownership of vital water assets. While the litigation involves historical deeds for over 3,100 acre-feet of water, legal counsel clarifies that the current dispute centers on a “spread” of approximately 885 acre-feet, with a possible value of ~$12 million.
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Categories: Development / Eagle Mountain City Hall / Utilities
Freddy’s opens in Eagle Mountain on Wednesday
EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah – Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers®, a fast-casual restaurant concept, opens Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 3567 E. Pony Express Pkwy. A ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce is planned for Monday, Feb. 23, at 10 am. Non-profit group, Early Learning Essentials, will receive 10 percent of all regular and large-sized…
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Categories: Business
Defendants File Motion to Dismiss in Eagle Mountain HOA Lawsuit
Attorneys for the Eagle Mountain Master Association and Monte Vista Ranch have filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought by two local HOAs — arguing that procedural missteps, not governance issues, should end the case before it reaches trial.
If granted, the motion could halt efforts to overturn the Master HOA structure and block claims of unauthorized fees and developer overreach. A court decision is expected in the coming weeks.
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Categories: Real Estate
Cooler Master’s New Cases Feel Like the Grown-Up Versions of the One I Still Trust
I’ll start with the part that matters: I currently use the Cooler Master N400 and love it. It’s been bolted under my desk for years, quietly doing what a good case is supposed to do. Air flows where it should. Drives mount without drama. Nothing rattles. It’s not flashy, but it works — which, in…
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Categories: Technology
Ongoing Leadership Education Is Key to More Effective Urban Planning Committees
Leadership education isn’t professional polish—it’s a structural necessity.
As cities grow more complex, urban planning committees must evolve. Ivy Crawford explores how ongoing leadership development equips committee members to navigate conflict, elevate community voices, and lead with clarity across agencies and shifting civic terrain.
From asynchronous MBAs to participatory engagement models, the article highlights how formal education strengthens strategic thinking, collaborative decision-making, and adaptive leadership.
Categories: Business
Rebooting the Admin: A New Column for the AI Era
Mark Stevens has been in IT longer than most servers stay online. Now he’s tackling the biggest shift yet—AI. His new series for Cedar Valley Sentinel explores how seasoned pros can adapt, evolve, and laugh through the transition.
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Categories: The Reboot Files
Eagle Mountain’s Walmart Supercenter: A Glimpse Into the Future of Retail
Eagle Mountain’s new Walmart Supercenter isn’t just another store—it’s one of only two “Store of the Future” prototypes in the U.S. Featuring immersive displays, digital shelf labels, and a redesigned layout, this next-gen retail hub blends technology with convenience. Learn how this groundbreaking location is reshaping shopping in Cedar Valley.
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Categories: Business
The Great Internet Provider Debate: No Matter Who You Pick, You’re Wrong
Picking an internet provider in Eagle Mountain is a no-win game—no matter who you choose, someone will insist it’s the worst company ever. From fiber to satellite, every option has fans and haters, and no list could ever cover every “provider” (including your neighbor’s open Wi-Fi). Here’s a humorous look at the pitfalls of choosing internet in Eagle Mountain.
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Categories: Technology / Utilities
