Midway

After a handful of Midway residents sued the Heber Valley Special Service District, Wasatch County manager Dustin Grabau says the district has been steadily improving operations and strategically planning for future growth in the county.

A handful of Midway residents are suing the Heber Valley Special Service District. They allege the odor of the wastewater treatment ponds causes health problems and hurts their property values.

The Wasatch County Council pledged nearly $2 million in open space funds to preserve over 90 acres of farmland.

Leaders in Midway say they’re happy with the steady presence of Heber City police officers now on city streets. But they also question the level of service provided by Wasatch County.

Wasatch County is changing its policy for adding veterans’ names to Memorial Hill.

After years of negotiations, the proposed Lundin conservation easement may have arrived at an impasse.

The Wasatch County School District has purchased land in Midway where it plans to eventually construct a new elementary school.

Summit County dark skies ordinances go into effect Dec. 31. Unlike Summit County, rules in Wasatch County only apply to commercial properties, not private homes.

The Heber Valley Special Service District plans to bond for $23 million to improve its wastewater treatment facilities.

The Midway City Council has extended a key deadline to ensure the Lundin family farm can be conserved as open space.