Korey Mitchel Smith, 26, was born in Rock Spring, Wyoming. The son of Donald Smith, of Rock Springs, and Sheila Smith of Salt Lake City. Korey attended school in Rock Springs until 2011, then moving to Millcreek, Utah, where he graduated from Granite Peaks High School.
Anything that Korey set his mind to he could pick up and excel in, like he had been doing it for years. This included football, baseball, basketball, snowboarding, dirt biking and especially his “therapy” the gym. Although he could never seem to get good at golf. He enjoyed helping his friends at the gym, and would lend a hand to anyone that would need it. He could make friends with anyone and from all walks of life. His personality drew people in and made them feel comforted and safe.
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Quick-moving snowstorm doesn’t deter a walk in the park
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Rebecca Jacobs walks her dog Copper in Liberty Park during a snowstorm in Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
According to KSL’s Grant Weyman, the storm is expected to bring heavy snow to the mountains, as well as rain and snow to lower elevations throughout the state. Skies along the Wasatch Front on Wednesday were cloudy with temperatures dropping from Tuesday’s 50s. Another round of snow showers are expected Friday, but there should be little accumulation. Grid View Snow falls on Canada geese as they land in the pond at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021.
The story of one man who ran every street in Salt Lake City in 2020
Here is what Bryant Heath learned about Utah’s capital.
(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Bryant Heath has ran on every Salt Lake City street in the year 2020. It was about 990 miles in all from January to December.
If you live in Salt Lake City, Bryant Heath ran by your house this year.
If you work in Salt Lake City, Heath ran by your place of business. If you worship in Salt Lake City, he ran by your church. Your school, favorite grocery store, the gas station you usually stop by, your bank, your favorite park. He’s seen them all.
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Yukai Peng, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY Light snow Saturday morning made for slick roads across northern Utah and southwest Wyoming, prompting officials to ask motorist to use caution while traveling.
Also, the traction law is now in effect for both Big Cottonwood and Little Cottonwood canyons, according to the Utah Department of Transportation. Vehicles must be equipped with traction devices for driving up or down the canyon.
A Utah Transit Authority bus slid off the road near 900 South and 1100 East in Salt Lake City. There were no passengers on the bus and the driver wasn’t injured, according to UTA. The bus didn’t hit anything and there was no property damage.