Anna Burleson
Standard-Examiner
Grand Forks, ND, United States
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Ogden-themed merchandise is a 'badge of honor' for residents
OGDEN — He didn’t want to put words in anyone’s mouth, but Andy Blodgett said people who don’t live in Ogden usually don’t hold the city in very high regard. → Read More
Ogden’s Troop 4 celebrates a century of scouting
OGDEN — The oldest Boy Scout troop in the Ogden area is celebrating 100 years this month. → Read More
Annual Golden Spike gem and mineral show to feature demonstrations from artisans, craftsmen
OGDEN — Rock hounds rejoice! The 68th Annual Gemstone Junction show is being held this weekend at the Golden Spike Event Center. → Read More
Pink Boots beer gets canned and kegged for sale throughout Utah
OGDEN — It doesn’t matter what day of the week it is, On Wednesdays We Wear Pink beer is now available in Utah. → Read More
Weber State group hangs handmade scarves for those in need in downtown Ogden
OGDEN — A group of employees from Weber State University distributed 574 scarves throughout downtown Ogden on Tuesday. → Read More
Davis School District’s new website to cost $450K over the next 5 years
The Davis School District launched a new website this fall that will cost $75,000 annually. → Read More
Brad Mortensen named next Weber State president
OGDEN — Brad Mortensen has been named to be the next president of Weber State University. → Read More
Ogden School District aims to decrease number of chronically absent students
OGDEN — The Ogden School District is fighting chronic absenteeism this school year. → Read More
Weber School District seeks input on elementary school boundary changes
The Weber School District is hosting open houses this week to gather input on elementary school boundary changes. → Read More
Complaints Ogden schools promoted bond initiative lead to review of materials
Complaints filed against the Ogden School District could result in a $250 fine for breaking laws associated with the use of taxpayer funds to promote a bond initiative on the ballot. → Read More
Ogden schools' enrollment drop might be due to charter schools, officials say
Ogden School District has 455 fewer students this year than it did last year — a drop district officials believe is due to the increasing popularity of the city’s charter schools. → Read More
Ogden teachers surprised with $283K in grants for projects to help kids learn
Some Ogden School District teachers started their week with a nice surprise from the Ogden School Foundation. → Read More
Students board the STEM Bus at DaVinci Academy
Do you know how to design a video game? These kids do. → Read More
Weber schools investigating widely circulated video of teens saying racial slur
The video depicts a group of Weber High School students shouting a racial slur. → Read More
Layton High bat removal will cost school district thousands
Thousands of bats got inside Layton High School and it’s going to end up costing the school district between $3,000 and $8,000 just for removal and cleanup. → Read More
Weber State saw uptick in reported sexual assaults in 2016
Weber State University’s annual Clery Report shows there were seven sexual assaults reported in 2016. Two of those reported assaults took place in previous years. → Read More
Weber State sees record-breaking enrollment yet again
Weber State University’s enrollment hit 27,949 students this fall, a 4 percent increase over the year prior. → Read More
Ogden junior high schools benefit from successful MarketStar food drive
Ogden School District junior high schools are having their pantries stocked thanks to employees at MarketStar. → Read More
Vandals hit Ogden High during 'Iron Horse' rivalry week with Ben Lomond High
A large “BL,” profanity and other colorful phrases were spray painted on parts of Ogden High School concession stands the night before their football game against Ben... → Read More
Ogden-Weber Tech opens new training facility for composites building, testing
Ogden-Weber Technology College is expanding its composites and nondestructive testing programs in a brand new space. → Read More