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Park City » When David Lancaster was dating his wife, Janet, he seemed like a perfectly romantic guy, saying he loved making candle-lit dinners, watching sunsets and giving flowers.   Full Story

 
 
Utah troop celebrates 100th Eagle Scout
Being a Boy Scout has changed since Kip Maxwell received his Eagle Scout rank in 1959, the first in his newly-founded troop to do so. While pigeon and rabbit raising might no longer earn merit badges, like they did when the 63-year-old North Salt Lake resident was involved with Troop 220, Full Story

 
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Utahn returns to 'Survivor'
Provo's Tyson Apostol doesn't see himself as a villain, even if the rest of America will. The 30-year-old former professional cyclist and Brigham Young University drop-out appears on the hit CBS reality show "Survivor" for a second time in the show's 20th season beginning Feb. Full Story

 
Rifle hunting in the canyons?
The Utah Wildlife Board was quick to act back in early December when concerns were raised about hunting safety issues in Emigration Canyon -- perhaps too quickly. Full Story

 
Super Bowl: Feed that game face with these super recipes
Whether you're cheering for the Indianapolis Colts or the New Orleans Saints on Super Bowl Sunday, you'll want a menu that scores points with the hungry football fans gathered around the big screen. Full Story

 
Conductor Thierry Fischer: Utah Symphony's new rising star
New Utah Symphony music director Thierry Fischer says that when he conducts the orchestra, he'd like the audience to feel that "everything is possible in that moment. Full Story

 
Innovative Mardi Gras World celebrates Carnival year-round
New Orleans » It's always carnival time at Mardi Gras World. The family-run business has been making mega-floats for some of the biggest and best Mardi Gras parades for more than 60 years. Full Story

 
Should politicians heed their prophet or pope?
One day he's dissing gay activists as immoral "buggers" and perhaps the "greatest threat" to the nation. Then, he's embracing anti-discrimination legislation and conceding the "right" gay residents have to job and housing protections. Full Story

 
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