Jeff Demoss is a journalist based in Logan, Utah, focusing on local news and sports. He writes for The Herald Journal and his work has also been featured in the Idaho State Journal. Jeff covers a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and local government issues.
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Jeff Demoss's coverage primarily focuses on local events, especially high school sports and municipal decisions. When reaching out to Jeff, consider providing insights related to local high school sports teams' performances or updates on community events. Additionally, pitches regarding municipal decisions such as infrastructure projects or local elections in Utah, specifically Logan, could be of interest to him.
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By: Jeff Demoss
Quick thinking and seamless coordination between several responding agencies saved a leg and the life of a local woman, earning four police officers a special recognition from an medical air
By: Jeff DeMoss
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One person died after lightning struck a fishing boat on the Bear River near Corinne around midnight Saturday, Aug. 17. Courtesy Photo/Box Elder County Sheriff's Office
The Bear River High girls soccer team is off to a successful start, winning three of its first four matches as Region 11 play was set to begin this week.
By: Jeff Demoss
One person died and two were taken to a hospital after lightning struck a fishing boat on the lower Bear River late Saturday night.
By: Jeff Demoss
From their cozy perches atop plush beanbag chairs and couches adorning the common area inside the main entrance at Garland Elementary, students can gaze through the large-pane windows and see
By: Jeff Demoss
Just as the Box Elder County Fair is ramping up, the woman who has been instrumental for decades in organizing the event is dealing with a major setback, prompting an
By: Jeff Demoss
It’s been 60 years since Lois Jenkins and her husband Lloyd started working the Box Elder County Fair, organizing the horse races that were among the main attractions in the
A furious second-half comeback wasn't quite enough to translate to a win as the Bear River football team fell 34-28 to Cedar in its home opener Friday night.
By: Jeff DeMoss
Members of five generations of the Jenkins family, led by Lois Jenkins (center row, fourth from right), pose for a photo inside the small animal barn Wednesday, Aug. 21 at the Box Elder County Fair in Tremonton, Utah. Leader/Jeff DeMoss
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