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📰 Bountiful Residents React to Proposed High-Density Housing Near Life Care Center

📰 Centerville Police Graduate New Citizen Academy Class, Open Registration for February

🎅 Santa’s Arrival at Station Park!

📰 Utah Moms Compete in Netflix’s ‘Squid Game: The Challenge’

🏀 Bountiful Girls Basketball Opens Season with Commanding Victory Over Davis, 45–37

📣 Small Business Saturday: Support Local Small Businesses at Bountiful’s Small Business Pop-Up Market

📣 Local Events Showcase: Infusion Yoga & Pilates Studio in
Bountiful - Thanksgiving Day Grounding In Gratitude Event

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Bountiful Residents React to Proposed High-Density Housing Near Life Care Center

Residents in Bountiful are voicing concern over a proposed high-density housing project near the Life Care Center on 2600 South. The grassy lot, though privately owned, is considered by many to be a valuable piece of green space. While some support the housing due to population growth, others are calling for transparency, infrastructure improvements, and preservation of community character. Public meetings are scheduled next week.
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Centerville Police Graduate New Citizen Academy Class, Open Registration for February

The Centerville Police Department recently celebrated the graduation of its latest class of Citizen Police Academy participants. This community outreach program offers residents an inside look at the workings of local law enforcement, helping to build stronger relationships between officers and the people they serve.

Graduates completed a series of interactive sessions covering everything from patrol procedures to investigations and use-of-force protocols. The program is designed to promote transparency and mutual understanding, offering participants a deeper appreciation for the challenges and responsibilities of modern policing.

The next session of the Citizen Police Academy is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, February 25th. Interested residents are encouraged to apply early, as class sizes are limited. Registration is now open at daviscountycpa.org.

🎅✨ Santa’s Arrival at Station Park!

Get ready for a magical evening this Friday from 5–7 PM at Station Park in Farmington!

Enjoy festive fun as Santa makes his grand arrival — plus, shop incredible holiday deals throughout the Park before the celebration begins.

🎁 Don’t miss out on this enchanting night!
More info 👉 here.

Utah Moms Compete in Netflix’s ‘Squid Game: The Challenge’

Two Utah moms, Amber Martinez from Tooele and Tammy Young from Herriman, are among the 456 contestants on Squid Game: The Challenge, Netflix’s high-stakes reality show inspired by the hit drama. Competing for a record-breaking $4.56 million prize, they faced physically and emotionally demanding tasks designed to mirror the intensity of the original series — minus the deadly consequences.

Living among hundreds of players and navigating psychological twists, both women found the experience challenging but deeply rewarding. Their participation adds a local spotlight to a global phenomenon now streaming on Netflix.
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🏀 Bountiful Girls Basketball Opens Season with Commanding Victory Over Davis, 45–37

The Bountiful Redhawks launched their new season with a solid performance, defeating Davis 45–37 in a nonregion showdown. After a tight opening, Bountiful surged ahead in the second quarter, outscoring the Darts by 17 points to build a comfortable halftime lead.

Balanced scoring played a key role in the win. Bountiful’s offense was led by a 15-point effort from their top scorer, while a strong outside shooting display helped extend the lead, including three key 3-pointers from another contributor. Davis stayed in the mix behind a matching 15-point performance from one of its standout players, who also sank three shots from deep.

Despite Davis’s efforts to close the gap, Bountiful held firm in the final stretch with a strong defensive stand, securing a 1–0 start to their season.

👇 TONIGHT! 👇
Meet Santa on
Bountiful Main Street! 🎅🏻

✨ North Salt Lake Winter Lights Fest 
December 1, 2025 | 6–8 PM

ALSO . . . 🛍 Holiday Food Drive: Bring canned goods for the NSL Center of Hope Food Pantry and help brighten the season for local families.
📍 Mural unveiling at Center & Main → then to NSL City Hall / Veterans Memorial Amphitheater

🎄 Centerville Tree Lighting 
December 1st

Centerville 💌 Letters to Santa
December 2–12.

🛍️ Early Black Friday Deal from Instafresh Meals!

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👇 THIS WEEK! 👇

November 27th - Thanksgiving Day
9:00-11:00am

Infusion Yoga & Pilates Studio
Bountiful

🧣 Community Cares: Sunday Soup & Blanket Drive Helping Those in Need

Local neighbors are stepping up in a big way through the Sunday Soup and Bountiful Blanket Drive, supporting individuals experiencing homelessness in Salt Lake City. Organizer Fox Les is collecting donations of used blankets, coats, gloves, and beanies — with a convenient drop-off box located at Dick’s Market on Orchard Drive.

Food donations are also welcome, including canned goods, noodles, beans, and vegetables, which volunteers use to prepare hot soup handed out every Sunday morning.
Those interested in helping cook, donate, or assist with distribution can reach out to Les directly for details.

As temperatures drop, this grassroots effort is a powerful reminder of Bountiful’s caring spirit and the difference we can make together.

🦃 Annie’s Café Serves Up Kindness This Thanksgiving

The spirit of giving is alive and well at Annie’s Café, where owners Annie and David are opening their doors — and their hearts — to anyone in need of a warm meal and good company this Thanksgiving.

Their free community Thanksgiving dinner will be held Wednesday, November 27 at 3:00 PM at Annie’s Café, featuring all the comforting favorites: turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, salad, rolls, and homemade desserts.

Annie shared, “We want everyone to feel cared for and celebrated — families, seniors, young adults — anyone who could use a place to belong this holiday.”

No reservation is needed, but guests are encouraged to call 385-327-3737 so the café can prepare plenty for all.

“It would truly mean a lot to share this moment together as a community,” Annie added. “We’re so thankful for the people who make this town feel like family.”

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December 1 - 6
Viewmont High School Theater Presents:
“Something Rotten”

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 🍁 November Events

• Nov 25th & Dec 16th | 6:30–7:45 PM | 💛 Grief Support This Holiday Season | 1355 N. Main St., Suite 8, Bountiful | Local therapist Jessica Walters is hosting two free grief gatherings for anyone navigating loss this time of year.
  📞 RSVP: 801-513-1727

 🎁 December Events

Friday, Dec. 12th, 7pm at Woods Cross High

🎶 Vocalocity Live in Bountiful!
Enjoy an unforgettable night of holiday music with Vocalocity,
Utah’s premier a cappella group. From reimagined Christmas classics to modern favorites, their powerhouse vocals and festive energy promise a show you won’t forget! 🎄

Ongoing Events

• Every Wednesday at 5:30 PM | Confidence Building for Dogs
  Where: Preppy Paws, 90 W. 100 N., Bountiful

  Help your pup find their brave! This calm, supportive small-group session is designed to build confidence in new situations—perfect for shy, anxious, or easily distracted dogs. Expect gentle guidance, positive social experiences, and a welcoming environment for all skill levels.
  How to join: Visit preppypawsutah.com or stop by the store for details.

• ✨ First Friday of every month on Bountiful Main Street 6 -9 pm. | The first Friday of every month, Bountiful’s Main Street comes alive after hours with food trucks, art shows, late-night shopping, and family fun under the lights. A perfect night out to eat, shop, and connect with the community!

• ♟ Chess Night - Wednesdays | 6 – 8 pm at the Bountiful Library

  More info

• 👨🏻‍🍳 Harmons Cooking School

• 🔆 Reenew Wellness Center - Weekly Yoga Class: Every Wednesday at 10 am for a rejuvenating yoga session at (750 S. Main Street, Suite 101, Bountiful). It's just $5 for drop-ins, and your first class is on the house!

• 🎗️ Mom’s Grief Support Group- 👉 For Moms of and age who have lost a child. -First Wednesday of every month, 10:30 am - 11:45 am
  -Where: Resilient Solutions inc. (1355 N. Main St. Suite 1, Bountiful)
  -Questions? Call 801-755-0193 -Register at the following email: [email protected]

• New Perinatal Support Group for Moms in Bountiful

  Navigating pregnancy and new motherhood can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Perinatal Mental Health Support Group in Bountiful. Designed for pregnant and postpartum moms, this group offers a supportive, judgment-free space to connect and share.

  🗓 Wednesdays | 6:00 – 7:00 PM
   💲 $20 per session or $100 for all six weeks

  For details or to register, contact Elena at [email protected] or 801-477-0127.

• North Salt Lake
  😋 Senior Lunch Brunch Every 2nd Wednesday at 11:00 am
  City Hall - 10 East Center Street, North Salt Lake

• Woods Cross
  😋 Senior Lunch Brunch - Every 2nd Thursday at Noon
  2297 S. 1200 W.

Business Networking

• Every Wednesday st 11:00 am - Benchmark Business Referral Group:
  At Costa Vida in Bountiful, 501 W. 2600 S.
  Reach out if you have any questions - Call or Text Brenda at (801) 694-9497

Recreation Programs:

Farmington Parks & Recreation -

• Adult Programs

• Youth Programs

South Davis Recreation -

• Adult & Youth Programs

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