Salt Lake City names Joel Long as the City’s first Poet Laureate
Posted on:September 23rd, 2026
Sept. 23, 2026 The Salt Lake City Arts Council and the Mayor’s Office are pleased to announce the appointment of Joel Long as Salt Lake City’s inaugural Poet Laureate. Selected through a competitive review conducted by a committee of literary professionals, educators, and community representatives, Long will serve a three-year term through June 2029. […]
Nick Stiles appointed as Salt Lake City’s sixth Justice Court judge
Posted on:September 23rd, 2026
Sept 23, 2026 Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall has appointed Nick Stiles to a newly created sixth judgeship on the Salt Lake City Justice Court, which the City Council approved Tuesday night. The City’s Justice Court is the part of the court system many residents are most likely to interact with. It handles Class B and […]
LiveSwitch to expand in Downtown Salt Lake City, support small businesses
Posted on:September 22nd, 2026
Sept. 22, 2026 Following LiveSwitch’s expansion to Salt Lake City, the technology provider is creating opportunities for local entrepreneurs LiveSwitch, a video communications technology company, has expanded in Downtown Salt Lake City, drawn here by the city’s shared values, particularly its support for entrepreneurs and community partnerships. Their expansion brings new opportunities to help local […]
Salt Lake City to celebrate National Public Lands Day
Posted on:September 22nd, 2026
Sept. 22, 2026 Salt Lake City invites residents and visitors to celebrate National Public Lands Day–the nation’s single largest day of celebration for public lands that provides an opportunity for people to connect with parks, trails, and natural areas. Hosted by the Department of Public Lands, the community is invited to stroll or bike […]