Spencer Wilkinson
Digital Administrative Intern | Reporting Intern | Access Utah Programming InternMy love for politics and writing brought me to UPR in February of 2025. Though I started as just a digital intern, I have loved spending the past few months collecting jobs like Pokémon cards. As a USU sophomore pursuing an English degree, the Events Director of USU's Government Relations Council, and member of the College of Arts and Sciences Council, I spend a lot of time on campus — working on homework and thinking about USU in general. When I get a chance to breathe, I love to read and get little treats with friends.
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Last month, Beaver Mountain Ski Resort opened a new cabin and rental shop and unveiled a new ticket system. -
Aggie Blue Bikes held their fourth Cranksgiving, a bike race to raise food for local food banks. -
As Logan begins experiencing colder temperatures, the William A. Burnard Warming Center prepares to open for their fourth season. -
The Seager Memorial Clinic in Ogden has been housed in the basement of the Ogden Rescue Mission for 36 years. They held a ribbon-cutting event last week at their new facility. -
On Oct. 29, Cache County residents crowded the Logan Library to learn more about ICE from Cache County Sheriff Chad Jensen, and the chief of the Logan City Police Department, Jeff Simmons. -
Founded in 1983, the North Logan Pumpkin Walk opened for its 42nd time on Thursday, Oct. 16. -
The Cache County Library, located in Providence, is at risk of shutdown after Cache County Executive George Daines announced his intent to recommend defunding it. Library patrons are fighting back. -
While Turning Point USA held an event on the Utah State University campus, several groups throughout Logan gathered to encourage peace and joy in their communities. -
Twice as many people came to this year's Logan Pride Festival, likely because it was held in a more visible location. -
The Alley on Center hosted their second Art Beat to raise money for the nonprofit Cache Valley for Hope, a foundation that financially supports residents with cancer.
