Logan

With murals, workshops, and live music, the Logan Gallery is setting the stage for a new era of local creativity.

Environmental consultants argue that a proposal to pave over part of their property would disrupt wildlife, damage ecosystems, and fragment the river corridor.

Two coal-fired plants will shut off in 2028 and 2032, taking more than 30% of Logan's reliable power supply out of commission. The city is considering investing in a natural gas plant to replace the power.

After months of resident opposition, Logan will move forward with plans to remove the beloved ash trees.

After a dozen trees were cut down near Wilson Elementary without community input, Logan residents are voicing concern over the city’s approach to urban forestry as the fight for Canyon Road trees continues.

In other news, Logan City is beginning the process of updating its 20-year general plan with a kick-off workshop Wednesday.

On Trans Day of Remembrance, Logan's queer community gathered at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church to mourn 114 transgender people who died in the last year in the U.S.

In other news, crews have been pulled from fighting the Yellow Lake Fire due to storms in the area. And, an off-road vehicle event near Hurricane will have a larger law enforcement presence this year.

Growing up, an NYC investor found his hometown Logan suffocating. Now he says it would be ‘foolish’ to ignore.

The Logan City Council also set new restrictions for short-term rentals like Airbnbs, though unlicensed short-term rentals remain a challenge in the city.