The Cache Citizen
Serving Logan, Utah (Cache County)Vol. 1, No. 5

EditionTuesday, Nov. 3, 2026 · Vol. 1, No. 5 · Mostly Sunny, high 52°F, low 32°F

Government

North Logan weighs Ashbourne rezone; Amalga considers allowing truck stops

North Logan's council takes up a 9.9-acre mixed-use rezone and impact fee hearing Wednesday, while Amalga's planning commission holds a hearing on permitting truck stops in its light industrial zone.

Government desk · Tue.

Hyrum council to vote on sewer master plan and lower fire pay ranges

Hyrum's City Council on Thursday considers a sewer collection master plan, 2027 recreation fees and an ordinance lowering pay ranges for three fire department positions, as the fire chief requested.

Logan planners to review TTM expansion and 11-acre Village at 1800 rezone

Logan's Planning Commission on Nov. 12 reviews a 67,731-square-foot addition at TTM Technologies and a proposal to rezone about 11 acres at 200 West and 1800 North for housing.

South Cache math teacher Daren Lentz named Cache County School District Teacher of the Year

Daren Lentz, a math teacher at South Cache Middle School with 28 years in the classroom, is the Cache County School District's Teacher of the Year.

Utah State women open season with 61-45 win over Westminster

Newcomers Nicole Ogun and Sami Mancini each posted a double-double in their first games as Aggies.

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    Public job openings: Nibley City recreation jobs

  2. Tue.

    Loaves & Fishes community meal returns to First Presbyterian on Saturday

  3. Tue.

    Dry, cool Election Day in Logan; slight rain chance early Wednesday

  4. Tue.

    From the archives, Nov. 3, 1928: Willie Ottogary writes from Washakie as winter nears

  5. Tue.

    Piano, Art Bingo, an author visit and 'My Fair Lady': Cache County's week, Nov. 3-9

  6. Tue.

    Lewiston, Trenton and Nibley set hearings on budget, grants and driveways

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