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Hello Logan! Hope your coffee’s especially good this morning.
In today’s bring-the-kiddos edition: Library future uncertain, an off-grid cabin with a sauna, and queen bee science night + excuses to get the fam out and about this week.
Heads up for pet parents: An emergency vet visit could cost you $7,000+ (ask me how I know 🙃). From the initial fee just to be seen to x-rays, surgery, medicine, and aftercare, it adds up quicker than a chew toy turns into a crime scene. The good news? You could get up to 90% cash back on your vet bill with this pet insurance plan.*
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📰 In the news
Local leaders weigh next steps: After its first meeting, Cache County’s new Library Board left Cache County Library’s future unclear. Options include closing at the end of July, staying county-run, or shifting to city control — see what’s being considered.
A market under strain: Logan didn’t make the list of the 98 most expensive U.S. home markets. A recent study placed Provo in the top five, with prices outpacing incomes and squeezing young families — see why this market’s unusual.
Sun smart, fire ready design: An off grid cabin on a 5 plus acre site near Logan by CAST architecture features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a sauna, powered by solar array with backup generator — see how the design works.
Gold just hit record highs. What about your savings? While traditional IRAs have been treading water against inflation, gold has gained over 50% in three years. That gap is why more retirees are rolling a portion of their savings into gold IRAs (the kind that hold physical metal). We compared the top five options and broke down who they’re best for. Check it out here →
Paying hundreds of dollars a month for car insurance? Switching providers could save you up to $600 a year, and shopping around is way faster than it used to be – free comparison tools like this one make it easy.*
Highlights this week:
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💎 Local business spotlight
Tea mood upgrade: When the afternoon slump hits, Wonder Tea & Sweet answers with customizable milk and fruit teas, brewed with quality ingredients, plus sweet treats for backup. Cozy vibe, friendly crew, and a menu deep enough to keep your weekly rotation interesting without overthinking what to sip next.
Your midweek culture fix: Whether you’re into touring concerts, local choirs, or musical theater that plants earworms, Ellen Eccles Theatre keeps Logan’s arts heartbeat steady. Need a midweek plan? Pick a performance and let the stage lights set the mood… a quick lift for your calendar and your senses.
Art + music fix: Equal parts gallery and neighborhood hangout, The Logan Gallery keeps things lively with rotating local art, intimate shows, and classes that wake up your creativity. When your walls feel bored, you’ll likely find a piece here that quietly insists on coming home, without the hard sell.
These aren’t ads or sponsored placements, just some cool nearby spots we think are worth a visit.
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🫶 We got your back
Makeup that actually works: My sister and I were talking the other day about how the makeup we used in our 20s… just doesn’t work now that we’re in our 30s and 40s. Laura Geller’s entire makeup line addresses this shift, with formulas that smooth, brighten, and actually stay put. If you’re in the same boat, *their curated kits are worth a look →
Own a piece of Apple for less than a coffee: Every time you buy something from Amazon or Starbucks, you’re putting money in their pocket. Fractional shares flip that: you can own a slice of those companies for as little as a dollar. Most investing apps make it incredibly easy, with zero commissions and no account minimums. See which ones we recommend →
Mom says she’s fine. You’re not so sure: “What if something happens when you’re home alone?” You’ve asked a hundred times, but the outcome’s always the same. I don’t need that. Life Alert’s for old people. The real struggle isn’t finding a medical alert system that’ll work… it’s finding one she won’t fight you on. We looked into five options designed to settle the standoff, from smartwatches to systems with nothing to wear at all. See which ones stood out →
Thinning hair? Your shampoo was never going to fix it: I’ve spent an embarrassing amount of money on hair-loss products, biotin, masks, sprays, you name it. Not one of them lasted. Turns out, most things target the strand, not the follicle (where thinning actually happens). Dermatologists have been prescribing treatments that work for years, but there are now plenty of options available with no office visits required. See our top picks for men and women →
Strangers can buy your personal data for $0.50: Data brokers sell your name, home address, phone number, estimated income, and other personal info to anyone willing to pay. Scammers and identity thieves use these databases to take advantage of you. There are dozens of affordable services that can help you protect yourself. These three are our favorites →
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📆 Fun for the whole fam
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All events are subject to change without notice. Always check official event pages for the most up to date information.
🛍 Divvy Up Children’s Consignment Sale @ Cache County Event Center | Wednesday (3/18) at 10:00 AM – Pro tip from the trenches: clear out the mountain of outgrown sneakers, strollers, and novelty onesies, then restock without paying full retail. The Divvy UP Children’s Consignment Sale makes selling painless, buying smart, and the cycle of childhood clutter oddly satisfying. Bring coffee.
🎨 Young Artists @ Cache Valley Center For the Arts | Thursday (3/19) at 4:30 PM – Hand your mini Picasso a smock and let this hands-on class do the rest. Kids experiment with real art mediums, tools, and techniques, explore fun materials, and learn about artists, while you enjoy a blissful break from glitter negotiations at home.
📖 Spanish Bilingual Storytime @ Logan Library | Friday (3/20) at 3:30 PM – Bring the kids for a Spanish-English storytime that actually holds their attention longer than a snack. Three stellar volunteers bring tales to life in both languages, with songs, giggles, and zero quizzes. Friday afternoons, low-key vibes, and bonus vocab for abuela, and crew.
🐝 Science Unwrapped – Why Queen Bees Can Have It All @ Eccles Science Learning Center | Friday (3/20) at 7:00 PM – Ever wonder how queen bees have it all while we can barely find our keys? Up at USU, Science Unwrapped brings biologist Karen Kapheim to spill hive secrets, then hands-on activities and snacks keep it lively. Free, kid-friendly, and actually interesting, not homework.
🎭 The Antics Comedy Improv @ Coconut Cove | Friday (3/20) at 7:30 PM – Craving laughs without awkward car-ride explanations? The Antics deliver clean, made-up-on-the-spot improv in Logan, sharp enough that your teens, your in-laws, and your inner skeptic all laugh. Smart, family-friendly, and local, perfect for date night with training wheels, or bring the whole crew.
📚 Storytime @ Logan Library | Tuesday (3/24) at 1:00 PM – Storytime keeps little ones busy with read-alouds, songs, and belly laughs you won’t get from YouTube. Bring the kids or grandkids, your inside voice, and your best off-key singalong. It’s wholesome chaos, and you might even finish your coffee warm.
🎨 Writing and Nature Art Workshop for Youth @ Logan Library | Tuesday (3/24) at 6:00 PM – Whether your kid quotes Mary Oliver or just collects cool rocks, this Stokes Nature Center workshop invites youth to craft poetry and art from the wild around them. You get a peaceful hour, they get fresh air, creativity, and bragging rights.
Wanna see more? Browse our full events calendar →
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📻 Logan report
Weather forecast
Today – High: 73°F – Low: 46°F – Precip: 0%
Sunny, with a high near 73. South wind around 6 mph. Later: Mostly clear, with a low around 46. Southeast wind around 6 mph.
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Tomorrow – High: 76°F – Low: 48°F – Precip: 0%
Sunny, with a high near 76. South southeast wind around 3 mph. Later: Mostly clear, with a low around 48.
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