Teresa Chipman is a journalist based in Logan, Utah. She primarily writes for The Herald Journal, covering local sports events and news. Her articles provide updates on high school sports teams and their achievements, as well as reporting on community events and tournaments.
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Teresa Chipman's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports events, with an emphasis on high school competitions and community events in the Utah area. If you have information about upcoming local sports events or community activities in Logan or surrounding areas, especially those involving high schools, reaching out to Teresa may be beneficial.
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The red Intermountain Life Flight helicopter is not a flight one wants personal experience with — unless you are a first responder. On Wednesday, Aug. 7 many wondered why the
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The Bull Bonanza began with the smallest cowboys and cowgirls doing some mutton busting then progress to steer riding, mini bull riding and finally to full size bulls. There were
By: Teresa Chipman
Pioneer Elementary students had an exciting first day of school when they attended a ribbon cutting for the new playground.
A check was presented by Groll family Fitness to Bear River Hot Springs on Aug. 22 in the amount of $650. The funds will be used to provide swimming lessons
The Lady Indians split their games last week falling to Sugar-Salem in the home opener and defeating Shelley on the road. They hosted Highland on Aug. 27 (score unavailable at
The Franklin County Funeral Home on Main Street has changed its name to Red Rose Funeral Home.
The Preston boys opened the soccer season at home against Sugar-Salem, the defending 3A (now 4A) state champions, on Aug. 23. On Aug. 24 they traveled to Shelley and face
The Franklin County Commissioner meeting held on Aug. 12 began with a report on county building by Randy Henrie. He noted some problems that arose during a power failure, including
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