JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — The annual International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race is gearing up.
The race is scheduled to start Jan. 29 in Jackson and end Feb. 6 in Park City, Utah.
The race is in its 15th year and will take mushers and their teams through 10 communities in Wyoming and Utah.
Race director Frank Teasley says he would like to see more snow along the planned trail, but he has alternatives in place just in case.
The race is sponsored by Pedigree Food for Dogs.
3-way transaction
A proposed land transaction contemplated since the mid-1980s is inching toward completion.
Vessels of cardboard
High school students participated in Clearfield High School Physics Invitational Cardboard Boat Regatta on Wednesday.
Utah Scottish Association
The Utah Scottish Association will host the 38th Annual Scottish Festival and Highland Games on June 8-9.
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