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Street Sheet
September 8 - September 13
-the Logan Community Recreation Center (195 S 100 West) has changed it’s hours to accommodate the beginning of the school year for Logan High School. Public hours are as follows: Mon – Fri 530a.m. to 230p.m. and 530p.m. to 930p.m. and Saturday from 7a.m. to 5p.m. For more information: (716-9250)
-A ribbon-cutting will be held TODAY(Wed) marking the official opening of USU's College of Agriculture’s Equine Education Center. The center was built in response to the high demand for equine education throughout the western region, with the first phase taking less that one year to complete. The facility has been created for people who have a passion and love for horses. The event is open to the public. 2p.m. near the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station's Animal Science Farm, Highway 89.
-the Cache Valley Historical Society meeting for September will feature Stan Allen who will discuss and show pictures of historical monuments, markers and landmarks in Cache Valley. The meeting is TONITE(Wed) at 7p.m. in the northeast corner of the Logan Library building. Stan attended school at USU and completed a PhD at Iowa State. He taught Veterinary Science at USU from 1996 until his retirement in 2007. The lecture is free and the public is invited to attend.
-Youth Hockey – try it FREE tonight! TONITE (Wed)- 530p.m. at the Eccles Ice Arena (2825 N 200 East) in North Logan. FREE to boys and girls ages 4-14. Come give it a try! We provide gear, skates and coaches (including members of the USU hockey team!) Parents come get your questions answered and see just how fun youth hockey can be.
No prior skating expierence needed, everyone is welcome. For more information: (435-734-2478). For more information (435-734-2478) : http://www.cachehockey.com
-A “Back to School Carnival” will be held TONITE(Wed). from 5p.m. to 730p.m. at the Millville School Playground (67 S Main ,Millville). With pizza, games, drinks, concessions, climbing wall, obstacle course, silent auction, Giant Slides, Dunk Tank, Trading Post, Train Rides, Pony Rides and Live Bands. All kids age 12 and under are invited. For more information: (Kristen 435-770-4572).
-Celebrate America Show 2010 presents “Hooray for Hollywood”, TONITE (Wed), Thurs, Fri and Saturday in the USU Ballroom. Spectacular Big Band entertainment by the Larry Smith Orchestra. Tickets available with or without dinner. Get tickets today – www.celebrateamericashow.com or call (435-797-8022).
-NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, (Cache Valley affiliate) is having an educational meeting – TONITE(Wed) at 7p.m. at the NAMI office (90 E 200 North) in the basement of the Bear River Mental Health bldg in Logan. This month’s speaker will be local artist and teacher Grant L Lund, presenting “Awake! Take Control of Your Chaos”. Free artwork and writing related to the discussion material will be available to all that attend this two-part series on dealing with mental illness. For more information: (435-787-4165).
More street sheet (Sept 8 – 13)
-Bear Lake Outdoor Heritage Days will be held Friday and Saturday at the Garden City Complex, 69 N Paradise Parkway(300 West) in Garden City. Friday it’s Exhibits from 2p.m. to 7p.m. with a Gun Show, Big Game Trophy Room, Stone Carving exhibit, Face Painting, Trader’s Row, Candy Cannon (throughout the day), Saddles & Leather, FOOD and more….like a Concealed Firearms Permit Class (sign-up required) – cost is $60 per person. Sign up at Electroman34@yahoo.com or call (435-881-9143)…..then Saturday - it’s a Pancake Breakfast from 8a.m. to 10a.m. (sponsored by Garden City Fire Department). More exhibits from 10a.m. to 7p.m. (including Petting Zoo, Kids games, Bragging Rights Competitions: Tomahawk Throw, fire-starting and archery. A Heritage-theme Parade will be held Saturday at 11a.m. for non-motorized vehicles. Dress in heritage-theme clothing. Entries welcome – call (435-946-8863).. many more events including a Western concert with “Back Street Band” – 8p.m. to 10p.m.(bring your lawn chairs). Buy your tickets in Garden city, Montpelier, Laketown and Randolph.
-pre-register by Friday for the 2010 Fall Encampment- Friday, Sept 17th and Saturday, Sept 18th at the American West Heritage Center. Come celebrate 100 years of Scouting with team-building games; timed events using fire, compass and knots and lashings; knife and hawk throwing and a plethora of activities! This encampment is for all Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts and Venturing Youth in five districts: Elkhorn, Bear Lake, Franklin, Old Ephraim and Old Juniper. Cost is only $7 for each youth and leader and includes facilities, activities and a patch. Pre-register and find more information: www.trappertrails.org .
-the 3rd annual Cache Valley ‘Historic Home tour’ will be held Saturday from 11a.m. to 5p.m. and spotlights homes on the south end of the valley. This year’s tour features beautifully restored homes in Paradise, Hyrum, Wellsville and Mendon. Visitors will also see lavish landscaping and numerous unique historic artifacts collected by the various homeowners. The Paradise Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum and the historic Mendon Railroad Station will also be open. Tickets are $10 dollars and include entrance into the American West Heritage Center’s working farm home. The Center will provide special programming in conjunction with the tour. In addition, diners will receive a free drink and dessert with lunch or dinner purchase at the Cracker Barrel restaurant in Paradise. Tickets available at Macey’s Food & Drug, Lee’s Marketplace in Logan and the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau (199 N Main) in Logan. Visitors are encouraged to carpool when viewing the homes. For more info: (435-755-1890).
-Cache Valley Gardeners' Market is an open-air market held every Saturday (into October) from 9a.m. to 1p.m. The market is not only the best place in town to find fresh, locally grown produce, but our customers can also browse fine arts and crafts. Cache Valley Gardeners’ Market features a variety of ready-to-eat food and every week live music is provided. Located at Merlin Olsen Park (100 South 200 East, Logan). REMEMBER: NO DOGS are allowed at the park. Check the website for more info http://www.gardenersmarket.org, call (435) 755-3950 or join our facebook group.
-Day of Rememberance- Patriot Day will be held on Saturday, Sept 11th at 530p.m. at the Cache County Senior Citizen Center (240 N 100 East) in Logan. Schedule – (530p.m)- Meet & Greet / (6:00p.m.)- Day of Rememberance Program. Featuring World War 2 Pacific Theater Veterans Recognition / Live & Silent Auction items to benefit Veterans programs. If anyone has an item that you would like to donate, please contact Jason Crook at (435-755-0500 or 435-881-0068)
-a ‘Buddy Walk’ for Down Syndrome Awareness will be held Saturday beginning at 11a.m. (registration at 1030a.m.) at Millville Park (450 N 100 East, Millville). A 5K Run begins at 10a.m. (registration @ 930a.m.). Featuring- Games, Big Blue, Star Wars and Lunch! For more information: (Maria 512-3625)
-Are you interested in Cowboy Action Shooting? The Cache Public Shooting Range and the Cache Valley Vaqueros will host a Cowboy Action Shooting match on Saturday starting at 9a.m. (Rules of the Single Action Shooting Society will apply). If you would like to get involved in a CAS Club in the Logan area, this is the place. Eye and ear protection required. Spectators welcome. 2851 W 200 North (Hwy 30), Logan For more information: (Bruce Tarbet 435-563-9371) or Rod Felshaw (435-723-1651) in Brigham City.
-Aggie Home Opener for Utah State Football – Saturday vs Idaho State – Saturday night at 6p.m. at Romney Stadium. For tickets- (797-0305 or 888-U-STATE-1). Or order online at www.UtahStateAggies.com
-Logan Parks & Recreation is now registering for the Fall Adult Flag Football League. Season begins week of Sept 13th. Fee is $300 per team (due at registration)….also registration going on for Youth Co-Ed Indoor Soccer. Play begins week of Sept 21st. For more information: (435-716-9250)
-the September Women in Business Luncheon will be held Tuesday, Sept 14th at the Iron Gate Grill (155 Church Street) in Logan. Buffet lunch will begin at 1155a.m. The raffle closes at 1155a.m. and the luncheon begins promptly at 12 noon. The $1 raffle tickets sales help the scholarship program. Those interested in attending should RSVP using the WIB website: www.womeninbusiness.usu.edu. Registration must be completed by Monday, Sept 13th at 9a.m.
-ASUSU and the College of Agriculture present country artist Brenn Hill in concert – Sept 14th at 7p.m. in the Utah State University Taggart Student Center Ballroom. Cost is $6 students w/ valid I.D. ; $8 regular ticket. Tickets available through the USU Spectrum or Taggart Student Center ticket offices by calling (435-797-0305). For more information: www.ag.usu.edu
-the Cache Chamber of Commerce announces its Annual Golf Tournament – Sept 16th at the Logan Golf & Country Club. The chamber still has some sponsorship spots available. This is a great opportunity to have your business out in front of many community professionals. Form a team and enjoy a day of professional fun and fundraising for the Chamber. For more information: www.cachechamber.com , www.sirgolf.com or by calling (435-752-2161).
-“Reach for the Stars” a benefit for Common Ground Outdoor Adventures will be held Thursday, Sept 16th at the Riverwoods, 615 Riverwoods Parkway, Logan. Social hour and Silent Auction begin at 630p.m./ Dinner @ 730p.m./ Evening Program & Auction @ 8p.m. Individual tickets: $50. Proceeds directly provide outdoor recreation for individuals with disabilities in Northern Utah. Preview the auction catalog online at www.cgadventures.org For more information: (435-750-5180).
-“The Scarlet Pimpenel”, one of Broadway’s most intriguing musicals will lead you through nearly every emotion as the Cache Regional Theater company takes you to the French Revolution where an English aristocrat and his band of rebels play a deadly game of hide and seek trying to save innocent people from the guillotine. It plays at the Ellen Eccles Theater- Sept 17, 18, 20, 24 & 25 with a matinee on Saturday the 18th. For tickets call the Ellen Eccles Theater at (435-752-0026)
-the first 2011 phone books have started to arrive! As you receive new phone books, Logan City Environmental Department would like to remind you that your old phone books can be recycled in your blue curbside recycling bin. All types of paper are accepted in our curbside recycling program, including bound books. Phone books are generally made with the lowest quality of paper, but can still be reprocessed and made into ceiling tiles, textbook covers, record album covers and insulation. For more information: (435-716-9755).
-the Community Center in Preston is holding another fundraising Breakfast – Saturday, Sept 18th from 7a.m. to 10a.m. at the center (64 W 1st South, Preston). Cost is $6 per person / $4 for kids 8 & younger. For any questions or to place an order for desserts or rolls – please contact Carol Parker (208-852-2844)
-Logan Parks and Recreation now registering for the Fall 2010 Adult Basketball League – different leagues for men & women. Register now thru Sept 29th. ….also registering for Volleyball Leagues / play begins the week of Oct 4th. For more information: (435-716-9250) or www.loganutah.org .
-the Bar J Wranglers will perform in a benefit concert for Bear River Youth – Oct 8th in the Bear River High School auditorium in Garland. Doors open at 530p.m. show-time @ 630p.m. Tickets are $15 advanced or $18 at the door. Reserved seats available for $20. Online tickets can be purchased at www.showtix4u.com . Tickets also available at the Leader & Feldmans. For more information – (Scott Pella 435-257-7119). |
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