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Cache Valley's Black Churches Welcome Newcomers Like Family
The vibrant and welcoming black churches of Utah's Cache Valley are celebrated for their close ties, strength and openness, and the warm welcomes they extend to area newcomers as well as locals new to their congregations. The term "black church" is used to denote a style of worship more than a specific denomination. Whether Baptist, Methodist, Church of God in Christ or nondenominational Christian, thousands of worshippers take part in services in black churches across the Cache Valley each... Read More »
Cache County Connections Works to Preserve Religious Diversity
A group that started meeting the day after the 9/11 attacks continues to gather monthly. Cache Community Connections has a focus on maintaining a safe‚ healthy community that values diversity‚ yet recognizes the challenges it can bring.
Chair Tom Schroeder‚ a member of the Religious Society of Friends‚ known as the Quakers‚ said 80 percent of the group consists of members of all spiritual groups and congregations in the community. Others involved include leaders of local government‚ Utah State... Read More »
Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway Lives Up to Its Name
This road puts the “scene” in scenic.
Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway is a feast for the eyes, and a destination for those who appreciate what Mother Nature has to offer. The byway parallels the Logan River though Logan Canyon, passing through forests, meadows, rock formations and panoramic views.
There are towering mountains that grace both sides of the byway, and this winding 40-mile stretch of U.S. Hwy. 89 can be explored by car, bicycle or on foot. It runs from the city of Logan to... Read More »
