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The Cache Citizen
Serving Cache County, UtahVol. 1, No. 13
Events

Today in Cache County: Veterans Day concert, two Aggie home events, a Great Salt Lake talk

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LOGAN - Here is what's on tonight, Wednesday, Nov. 11, according to the Utah State University events calendar and Utah State Athletics.

- 4 p.m.: USU women's basketball hosts Idaho State at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum.

- 7:30 p.m.: Utah State soccer opens the Pac-12 Women's Soccer Championship, hosting Gonzaga at Chuck & Gloria Bell Field. All tournament matches stream free on the Pac-12 YouTube page.

- Noon to 7 p.m.: The Holiday Sale Preview Exhibition opens at the ReadyMade Gallery, 28 W. Center St., Logan, through Dec. 4.

- 6 to 8 p.m.: USUSA Dialogues, "Who Is Killing the Great Salt Lake?", a panel of agriculture and natural resources professors in the Taggart Student Center's Big Blue Room. Open to the community; food provided.

- 7:30 p.m.: The American Festival Chorus and USU Symphony Orchestra's annual Veterans Day Memorial concert, Daines Concert Hall, Chase Fine Arts Center. Free, but a ticket is required; for ages 8 and up.

- Weather: Mostly clear tonight, low around 33, the National Weather Service says.

Public meeting tonight: Thomas Edison Charter Schools' governing board, 5:30 p.m., Edison North, 180 E. 2600 N., North Logan, the Utah Public Notice Website says.

Why this matters

On Veterans Day, residents can honor local veterans at a free concert, cheer two Aggie teams at home or join a public discussion on the Great Salt Lake.

Source: USU events calendar; Veterans Day Memorial listing; USUSA Dialogues listing; Holiday Sale Preview listing; Utah State Athletics: women's basketball home preview; Utah State Athletics: Pac-12 soccer tournament preview; National Weather Service forecast for Logan; Utah State Athletics women's soccer schedule; Utah Public Notice Website: Thomas Edison Charter School governing board, Nov. 11.

Drafted by AI from the linked public source. Approved by The Cache Citizen Editor, Jeffrey Wallace.

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