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- 1Prospectors move in after Trump opens Bears Ears land▼After Trump opened Bears Ears land to business, prospectors swooped in
Following the Trump administration's decision to open Bears Ears National Monument land in Utah to business activity, prospectors have moved in to stake claims in the area. Reporting by Grist highlights how the reduced protections have attracted mining and extraction interests to terrain previously safeguarded as a national monument, raising concerns among conservationists and Indigenous groups.
- 2Utah's sports and entertainment scene keeps growing▼Inside Utah’s growing sports and entertainment landscape
Utah Business takes a look inside Utah's rapidly expanding sports and entertainment landscape. The report highlights how the state has become an increasingly active hub for professional sports teams, venues, and live entertainment ventures. Observers point to new franchises, arena developments, and growing investment as signs that Utah is positioning itself as a serious player in the regional sports and entertainment market.
- 3Leonardo's Owner Opens New Restaurant Pa'l Corazón▼Leonardo’s owner expands into the restaurant business with Pa’l Corazón
The owner of Leonardo's, a restaurant in Park City, Utah, has launched a new venture called Pa'l Corazón, marking an expansion into a second restaurant business. The opening adds another dining option to the local scene and signals the owner's growing presence in Park City's hospitality industry.