Davis Journal

The Davis Journal is a local weekly newspaper covering local news in Davis County, Utah.

07/25/2024

We understand that this will be an adjustment but we believe that these changes will make the paper more stable and feasible. We ask all of our subscribers to give it a few weeks and then let us know how we can improve.

07/25/2024

Colette Rampton is Bountiful City’s Victim Advocate.

07/25/2024

There are more than two dozen athletes with Utah ties heading to the Paris Olympics, including four from the Journals’ circulation area

07/25/2024

Shooting ranges and discounts near Davis.

07/25/2024

Sports participation and viewing have long been traditions in most cultures, bringing people of all backgrounds together.

07/25/2024

Top professional golfers are back in Utah next week for the Korn Ferry Tour event at Oakridge Country Club.

07/25/2024

Short, easy trail in Layton offers views of the valley.

07/25/2024

The Bountiful 90-year-old has made dresses and built her own house.

07/25/2024

Lt. Allen Ackerson sworn in as Centerville Police Chief

07/25/2024

Local group plays to a family friendly crowd.

07/25/2024

The new event series at the USU Botanical Center

07/25/2024

A Hill AFB employee’s experience at the 80th D-Day commemoration.

07/25/2024

State-funded online program fills the gap for early education.

07/25/2024

Graduate student went on WSU Nordic Education Study Abroad.

07/18/2024

Three people have been charged for setting off fireworks that started a fire and burned down a home.

07/18/2024

Davis County election area open for public viewing

07/18/2024

Hiking is a great exercise for those who enjoy the outdoors.

07/18/2024

Class 5A All-State teams have been revealed, and top Viewmont athletes were part of the squads.

07/18/2024

The spring sports season saw some tremendous performances from Bountiful athletes.

07/18/2024

Taegan Frandsen won the Golden Glove award for best goalkeeper

07/18/2024

Homeowner scams and how to catch them.

07/18/2024

Large mural is painted on the wall of the Young Powersports Layton dealership.

07/18/2024

Space for swim teams limited

07/18/2024

The Spider Fest, and the importance of the eight-legged helpers on Antelope Island.

07/15/2024

Micah K. Hirokawa named executive director of Davis Arts Council

07/15/2024

The popular parade is set for July 20.

07/15/2024

Crown Up Productions fulfills girls Make-a-Wish.

07/11/2024

The spring sports season produced some great team and individual moments at Davis High School. Several Dart athletes were named to the All-State team for their efforts.

07/11/2024

All-State honors

07/11/2024

The Dive Shop in Bountiful – helping people achieve their diving dreams

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Videos

WDavis Corridor Street Party.mp4

After years in the planning stages and 3 years of construction with thousands of workers, the West Davis Corridor is open six months early to traffic from 4500 West in West Point to Glovers Lane and I-15.

redhawk field.mp4

Since the start of the Football season, Bountiful has yet to play a Home game at home. According to Principal Travis Warnick, the school is “super excited” to finally play on its own field. “Woods Cross and Bountiful have been gracious to let us use their fields for our Home games, but we’re glad to be in our own house!” he said. “It’s like after a long vacation, it’s good to be at home in your own bed.” The team has been practicing on the field all week and are excited for the field’s premier game. There is a Pregame Tailgate party from 5 to 7 p.m. before the game. The food is free and everyone is invited.

elevator going down1.mp4

Drone footage of the free-standing elevator shaft at the partially demolished medical building on Medical Drive in Bountiful. Footage by Roger V. Tuttle

BHS Fools for Jazz concert

Bountiful High School is holding their annual Fools for Jazz concert April 29th at 6 pm and 8:30 pm. For tickets: bhsredhawks.com/event-tickets

In the Zone! Watch for those flashing "yellows" near the school crossing of your choice! Slow down and enjoy the scenery.

Bountiful City Pioneer Day Fireworks

It's been three weeks now, but the Bountiful City Pioneer Days fireworks are still an amazing memory! According to Bountiful City Parks Director, Brock Hill, Vortex Fireworks shot-off 980 3 inch, 5 inch and multi-shot cakes in the 25 minute, $20,000 show. He estimated up to 4,000 people in the park where they were launched with 1,000's watching around the city.

Utah is experiencing its worst drought in years, yet these kids are having a great time in Bountiful playing in the rain and watching the storm gutter run-over with water. According to Channel 4's weather forecast, more rain and thunder storms are predicted through Monday.

Some Good News: Paul Richins loves riding in the Foothills above Davis County. Not too long ago a part of his favorite trail next to the Bountiful Lions Club Gun Range got washed-out and almost impossible to ride. So, he decided to get his shovel and wheelbarrow and repair it for others to enjoy as well. Happy trails to you, Paul!

Farmington Bay is a great place for kids and adults to see the vibrant side of nature with performances daily from Yellow-headed Warblers, Great Blue Herons, Black-necked Stilts and American Coots. photos: Roger Tuttle - Davis Journal

New Firetruck Push

South Davis Firefighters, community leaders and children honor a long-standing tradition of pushing this new fire engine into the North Salt Lake, Station No. 82, part of the South Davis Metro Fire dept.

Safe at First: Viewmont’s #33, Mitch Edmonds can’t control a wide throw from the infield as Bountiful’s #33, Jefferson Duryea is safe at First. In this April 29th game, the Braves crossed the Plate 12 times in the First inning finishing the game 14 to 1 with an 11 and 7 overall record. State Tournament play with a best-of-three series continues May 20th with Bountiful at Maple Mountain, Farmington at Mountain Ridge and Woods Cross at Home against Skyline.

Mike Murphy - Middle Aged Blues

Murphy's Guitars on Bountiful's Main Street has changed ownership from Mike on the left to Aaron on the right. Mike shares his feelings about getting old with a song he wrote called Middle Aged Blues.