Matt Ward is a Server at various establishments. He covers a diverse range of topics, primarily focusing on energy policy and regulation, including nuclear and renewable energy, as well as the arts and entertainment sector, particularly the film industry and filmmaking. Matt's work has been featured in notable publications such as Vital, Seacoast Media Group, Grist, and The Salt Lake Tribune, among others.
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By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the June 10, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. A longtime Fillmore business is closing its doors. Mountain View Mushrooms is said to be shutting down operations at the end of June, a city official said. The business just celebrated its 23rd anniversary in May. The mushroom farm, however, is actually […]
Authorities allege the Delta-area water board official moved hundreds of thousands of dollars in water shares into her own accounts and profited by renting them to third parties.
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the June 17, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. Millard School District’s board of education approved a $47 million general fund spending plan for the 2026-27 school year during the district’s annual public budget hearing last Thursday. The board also approved a final 2025-26 budget, which saw $47.2 million in general […]
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the June 24, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. With about 1,900 ballots processed before the close of business Monday, Tuesday’s primary election looked to be off to a somewhat slow start. About 5,500 active registered voters were eligible to cast a ballot during the GOP primary races, which are set […]
By: Matt Ward
Part of the appeal of comic books to readers, young and old alike, is the dynamic, vibrant, out-of-this-world realities created on the page. Successful film adaptations, whether embracing a grounded,
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the June 24, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. County commissioners last week adopted a property tax rate that included $3 million in new growth revenue, meaning taxpayers will see some relief again this year on their property tax bill. Commissioners and County Auditor Bonnie Smith-Pfaff held a discussion ahead of […]
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the July 1, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. Millard County government won’t look the same come January as two new county commissioners and a new sheriff are expected to take office. Results from last Tuesday’s Republican primary election were updated a second time later last week after about 600 ballots […]
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the July 1, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. A lightning-sparked wildfire burned through 11,000 acres in the Fishlake National Forest south of Scipio. The fire began Friday about five miles from Holden, on the east side of Interstate 15. By Sunday the blaze had crossed over Highway 50, north of […]
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the July 8, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. A 48-year-old Garrison man faces two third-degree felony charges after firing a gun at a man who had just run over the suspect’s dog. Tim Magner is accused of shooting a .357 handgun on June 27 and flattening the victim’s tire after […]
By: Matt Ward
EDITOR'S NOTE: This was initially published in the July 8, 2026 edition. Some information may be outdated. The wildfire that tore through a portion of Fishlake National Forest between Scipio and Holden last week was reportedly about 53 percent contained as of Monday morning. The Wild Goose Fire that started on June 26 has grown to about 12,650 acres […]
