Jacob Nielson is a sports contributor for KSL.com, specializing in local sports coverage in South Dakota, particularly in the Mitchell area. He has written for various publications such as The Daily Republic, Yahoo Sports, and The Herald Journal, and has also appeared on KSL-TV. Jacob's articles cover a range of topics including high school and college sports, athlete profiles, and analysis of local teams and events.
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Jacob Nielson's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events and stories in South Dakota, particularly in the Mitchell area. His articles cover a wide range of sporting events, with a strong emphasis on basketball and football at both high school and college levels.
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A new town appears to be coming to southern Utah County. Residents of Spring Lake, an unincorporated area between Payson and Santaquin, unofficially voted 172 to 83 in favor of Proposition 9 on Election Day, choosing to make the community its own municipality. Sponsors of the proposition believe getting Spring Lake incorporated was a necessary […]
Retired Army Col. Mark Choate has always been impressed with United State veterans and their dedication to bring peace and stability to the world. Now, just months after his own retirement, the 52-year-old Brigham Young University history professor can use Veterans Day to appreciate his own 35 years of service. “It’s been a tremendous honor […]
By: Jacob Nielson
The Salvation Army, an international organization, opened its third Utah location in Provo on Oct. 26 to address the growing need for assistance in the community.
A former Brigham Young University football player and his business partner are being accused of defrauding investors and lenders of millions of dollars under the guise of restaurant development. A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City returned a 16-count indictment charging Alpine residents Aaron Wagner, 42, and Michael Mains, 46, of various financial crimes, […]
By: Jacob Nielson
And after years of the city officials trying to convince a retailer to build one in the area, a plan appears to be in place.
By: Jacob Nielson
Efforts to address growing traffic concerns in Santaquin and the Interstate 15 corridor through southern Utah County are moving forward.
The family of a boy who died at a teen residential treatment center in Mapleton is filing a notice of intent and notice of claim against the facility and others as a prelude to a possible malpractice claim. Kathryn and Joshua Silvers are alleging in the notice that gross negligence, medical malpractice and systemic failures […]
The Vineyard City Council will gather for a special session Wednesday night to vote on a resolution that, if adopted, will allow city staff to proceed with preliminary work on developing a new City Hall. The City Council already has set the budget to examine engineering, architecture and fiscal feasibility of the project, which is […]
Acting in an official capacity as the Board of Canvassers, members of the Utah County Commission certified the 2024 election results Tuesday at the county offices in Provo. But the turbulent election cycle — which saw County Commissioner Amelia Powers Gardner calling for County Clerk Aaron Davidson to rescue himself from overseeing the election and had […]
By: Jacob Nielson
The Vineyard City Council has filled its vacant seat after a councilwoman stepped down earlier this month.
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