Washington, D.C. – The American Conservative Union (ACU) today announced its endorsement of Senator Mike Lee for re-election, the leading conservative in Utah’s Senate race.  

Hometown Reads Launches Today, Showcasing Area Authors

Salt Lake City readers: your next favorite author could be your next door neighbor. Bibliophiles now have a new resource for finding local books and authors in the form of an ongoing initiative called Hometown Reads, launched earlier this year by book marketing company Weaving Influence.

NEW CEO JOINS INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, USA, October 18, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A. Marc Harrison, MD, has officially started as the new president and CEO of Intermountain Healthcare. In this role, he succeeds Charles W. Sorenson, MD, who retired as president and CEO on October 15, 2016.

October 17, 2016

This holiday season, Senske will once again participate in Decorated Family, which finds 200 families of deployed service men and women across the country and decorates their homes for Christmas. Senske has had an ongoing commitment to the program each year since 2003.

UEA Convention features events for teachers, parents and students!

While many think of UEA as simply two days the kids are out of school each fall, the annual UEA Convention has become a celebration of Utah public education, featuring learning opportunities and activities for teachers, students, parents and the whole community.

WHAT:          Annual UEA Convention & Education Exposition

BYU to Honor Hatch at Homecoming Game for 4-Year Effort to Secure Y Mountain Purchase

Lee Equity Partners, Martín Varsavsky, Reproductive Biology Associates and My Egg Bank North America Launch Prelude to

Revolutionize the Way People Start a Family

Partnership Aims to Shift Infertility Industry Focus to Fertility

Hatch Joins LDS Presiding Bishop Caussé and Interfaith Leaders in Concern over Divisive Religious Liberty Report

Education, Teacher Quality Concerns Utah Voters

Nonprofit helps certify qualified teachers

The state of the education system in Utah is a primary concern for many voters. According to a recent survey by Dan Jones & Associates, 50 percent of respondents voiced disapproval for the newly authorized Academic Pathway to Teaching (ATP) rule, which allows college graduates to teach in their subject area without completing any training in classroom management or lesson-planning skills.