Last updated Wednesday, December 28, 2011 - 11:38pm
CENTERVILLE -- City council members recently approved modifying the budget to give the Historic Sites Committee a small amount of money to use until the committee's budgeted funds become available in April.
SALT LAKE CITY -- The Utah Department of Transportation hopes federal money will benefit a few Top of Utah construction projects in 2012.
At Thursday's Utah Transportation Commission meeting in Salt Lake City, the state announced it is seeking money from the Federal Highway Administration to complete several projects next year that otherwise will have to wait.
Last updated Wednesday, November 23, 2011 - 3:37pm
NORTH OGDEN -- North Ogden Junior High School band students won't have to wonder if their instruments will play or if their instrument cases will break once they return from Thanksgiving Break thanks to a $1,000 grant to repair those instruments.
North Ogden Junior High along with two other schools in Weber School District received $3,500 in grants from the 100 percent For Kids Foundation. The Utah-based foundation is made up of area credit unions that offer hundreds of grants to school teachers across the state.
FARMINGTON -- More than 28,000 Davis County youths from 16 organizations received a happy Thanksgiving Day gift Tuesday when the Davis County Commission awarded the groups $17,500 in grants.
FARMINGTON -- Construction of a new park on the city's west side will move forward, even if it's not at the pace city officials had hoped it would be.
Development of Spring Creek Park, at approximately 950 North and 1175 West on a 2.3-acre parcel of land, could begin as early as this fall, said officials, who were updated on the development of the park at a recent city council.
FARMINGTON -- The Family Connection Center in Clearfield and the Safe Harbor shelter for victims of domestic abuse were each allocated $22,000 as Davis County officials distributed the Social Services Block Grant money.
The county received $112,218 for the 2011-12 fiscal year, said Scott A. Hess, Davis County planner, who oversees the county's grant application process.
Last updated Wednesday, October 26, 2011 - 11:34am
ARLINGTON, VA — The Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) Educational Partnership awarded a $660,000 grant to the Davis School District through the FY 11 Grant Program.
OGDEN -- Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College has received $83,000 in new funding for its Student Success Center.
The Cross Charitable Foundation gave the college a $75,000 grant to provide support to the center. The funds will be used to hire a job skills instructor and a mentor.
SALT LAKE CITY - The University of Utah is launching a six-year, $21.5 million effort to conduct basic research aimed at developing new materials for uses ranging from faster computers and communications devices to better microscopes and solar cells.
OGDEN -- Ogden High School senior Jessica Stephens balanced herself ever so carefully on a thin rope elevated a foot or so off the ground Wednesday and held out her hand for sophomore Dallen Whitehead. After the two balanced across the rope, Stephens went back and helped other sophomores cross.
The exercise at the Weber State University ropes course seemed to be a metaphor for the week OHS seniors were having mentoring incoming high school sophomores. Students spent the morning doing team-building activities on the ropes course, many times with the seniors going first to show the younger students how to get it done.
OGDEN -- By this time next year, 36 high school dropouts will have high school degrees and a marketable trade to literally build up the community.
The Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College received a $1.1 million grant from the Department of Labor for a YouthBuild program that takes high school dropouts between the ages of 16 and 24 and helps them earn a GED or high school diploma and complete a construction trade course.
SALT LAKE CITY -- The Zions Bank Women's Financial Group announces the availability of applications for a series of micro-grants for women. The Smart Women Grants are available up to $3,000 to candidates who excel in a variety of fields.