Supporting causes that resonate with you goes beyond personal conviction; it’s about making a tangible impact in the spaces where you live and work. Every community has unique needs, and your efforts can drive meaningful change when directed thoughtfully. By taking specific actions, you can move from belief to impact, creating ripples of improvement that…
Read moreMatheson Pleads GUILTY to Eagle Mountain Road Rage Deaths
On June 4, 2023, a devastating car accident in Eagle Mountain, Utah, claimed the lives of two individuals. Over a year later, Peterson Drew Matheson, the man responsible for the tragedy, pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter. This plea deal, reached on November 19, 2024, dismissed several other charges, focusing on accountability for the…
Read moreChamber of Commerce- October Home Based Business of the Month: Lazy Bonez
Lazy Bonez Decor has been named the October Home-Based Business of the Month for their support to the community. They have consistently helped the chamber and exemplified growth opportunities, education, advocacy, resources, and service. Their commitment and willingness to help make them an invaluable part of the community. Congratulations to Lazy Bonez Decor, our October…
Read moreNovember is Diabetes Awareness Month: Lowering Your Risk for Diabetes
Diabetes is a life-long disease that affects how your body moves sugar into the cells for energy. With diabetes, your body does not produce insulin well and can’t keep blood sugar at normal levels. More than 136 million Americans are living with diabetes (38.4 million) or prediabetes (97.6 million). Hispanic/Latino Americans, African Americans, American Indians,…
Read moreStolen $1.13 million update – $730K Still Missing
On October 3rd, 2024 Eagle Mountain City released a press release stating that it had “recouped $400,000 in its recovery efforts.” after losing $1.13 million in cybercrime attack in August 2022. The city mentioned that they had used a multi-pronged approach to “recover the lost finds, including seeking accountability for the contractor for their role…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Vandalism and graffiti lead to restroom closure at Smith Ranch Park
Smith Ranch Park in Eagle Mountain has been the target of repeated vandalism and graffiti, leading to the closure of the park’s restrooms. The park, a popular spot for residents and visitors, has suffered ongoing damage to facilities. The city urges residents to report vandalism and suspicious activity to deter future incidents. null Smith Ranch…
Read moreChamber of Commerce- October Business of the Month: Costa Vida Saratoga Springs
Costa Vida Saratoga Springs has been named October Business of the Month for their outstanding commitment to community engagement and service. They exemplify the chamber’s standards of fostering growth opportunities, supporting education, advocacy, utilizing resources, and serving the community with dedication and enthusiasm. Congratulations to Costa Vida Saratoga Springs! Congratulations to Costa Vida Saratoga Springs,…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – City hosts downtown open house, gathering resident input
Eagle Mountain residents provided feedback on the future downtown area at an open house, discussing amenities like restaurants and parks. Residents’ input will guide the planning process to create a community hub reflecting the town’s values. Additional open houses and surveys will ensure the downtown area meets residents’ needs. null Eagle Mountain residents had the…
Read moreMo’ Bettahs Brings Aloha to Eagle Mountain
Popular concept from Mack brothers continues reign as Utah’s favorite Hawaiian food with new location EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah (Nov. 14, 2024) – Mo’ Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food, a popular Hawaiian-inspired restaurant known for its commitment to fresh, authentic flavors and family-friendly dining, is set to open its 29th unit in Utah at 4315 Pony Express…
Read moreEagle Mountain City Hall – Traffic flow restored at Mountain View Corridor following severe congestion
On November 7, traffic congestion at SR-73 and SR-85 due to lane closures caused significant delays. Excavation work at 800 West led to lane closures, necessitating a new traffic plan. By November 8, double left-turn lanes were restored, but left-turn from southbound Mountain View Corridor to eastbound Pioneer Crossing remains closed. null On Thursday, Nov….
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