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Also on today's calendar: Casino Night and 7 more events.
Today's riddle: What are the two sides of a circle? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Community support needed for annual Shop-with-a-Cop (etvnews.com) — Price police are seeking donations and child nominations for Carbon County's Shop-with-a-Cop on Dec. 12, starting with breakfast at USU Eastern before Christmas shopping at Walmart. The program runs entirely on donations and grants. Residents can donate at the Price City Utilities Office or police department and nominate children through an online form.
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2. Black Diamond Rodeo earns 2026 Utah Small Rodeo of the Year honors (etvnews.com) — Black Diamond Rodeo has won the PRCA Wilderness Circuit's 2026 Utah Small Rodeo of the Year award, recognition chosen by the contestants who compete across the region. Organizer Kourtney Cox says the honor reflects the community effort behind rebuilding Carbon County's rodeo tradition and creating an event that competitors want to return to.
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3. Carbon High School Marching Band earns state runner-up honors (etvnews.com) — Carbon High School’s marching band finished second at Utah’s 3A state championships in St. George, closing a season that included two invitational victories. The Dinos’ color guard earned top honors at all four earlier competitions, and director Adam Cunningham praised students for working through challenges in show design and logistics.
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4. Utah communities honor veterans with ceremonies, parades, events across state (kutv.com) — Price residents can honor military veterans at a community ceremony today, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m. in the Price City Peace Garden, 185 E. Main St. The gathering is among Veterans Day tributes scheduled across Utah, with concerts, memorial services and other recognition events continuing through Nov. 14.
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5. A mental health crisis center is ready to serve rural Utahns. So why is it sitting empty? (fox13now.com) — Price's crisis receiving center offers round-the-clock mental health and substance use care without charging patients, providing an alternative to emergency rooms or jail. Its director says that care saves lives, while centers in Vernal and Ephraim await operating funds. A state commission is requesting $2.4 million annually to open those facilities.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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