“We’ve been so inspired not just by the work ethic and skills of the folks in the greater Garland area, but by their kindness and community spirit,” said Charles Best, CEO of Lakeshore Learning. “It’s made us feel so lucky that we chose rural Utah and Garland specifically to create this incredible distribution center for Lakeshore Learning.”
UIPA’s Skyline Corridor Adoption to Drive Economic Transformation in Central Utah
“This is an exciting opportunity for Gunnison and the surrounding communities,” said Gunnison City Mayor Lori Nay. “The Skyline Corridor will help us grow responsibly, bringing new economic opportunities while preserving the values that make our community special.”
Utah Inland Port Authority Commits $2.5 Million to Preserve Great Salt Lake Ecosystem
“We’re working hard to find solutions that work for everyone,” Hart said. “Preserving the Great Salt Lake isn’t just about today—it’s about creating a sustainable future for generations to come.”
Port Strike Suspended, Union to Resume Operations While Negotiations Continue
Salt Lake City, UT – October 4, 2024 – The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the U.S. Maritime Alliance have reached a tentative agreement, allowing dockworkers to resume operations immediately. The strike, which affected 45,000 U.S. dockworkers at East and Gulf Coast ports, is now suspended until January 15, 2025, giving both parties time to negotiate a new contract. The …
Celebrating One Year of Growth in the Mineral Mountains Project Area
Today marks the one-year anniversary of the Mineral Mountains Project Area, a key initiative in Beaver County, Utah, that has seen remarkable progress since its inception. With its four distinct zones—Beaver, Milford, Milford Flats, and Minersville—this project is transforming the region into a hub for renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, and agriculture technology. In the Beaver Zone, Unitech Manufacturing has embarked …
Utah Inland Port Authority Provides Update on Commodities Impacted by Dockworker Strike
“While we may see some delays in items like furniture or automobiles, if the strike lasts another two to three weeks, there’s no need for panic buying. Often, it’s the consumer response that creates shortages.”
Utah Inland Port Authority Provides Update on Potential Impact of Dockworker Strike
“We are monitoring the situation closely to understand any potential impacts on Utah’s supply chains,” said Ben Hart, executive director of the Utah Inland Port Authority. “While it’s too early to gauge the full extent of the disruption, we are staying informed and will provide updates as needed.”