This weekend superstars Travis Pastrana and Ken Block face off in Nitro Rallycross to settle unfinished business!
We have transformed UMC into the world’s most radical action sports venue for this weekend’s Nitro World Games. The top athletes are all signed up, the facility’s all cleaned up, ramps and tracks are ready to go…all that’s missing is you! FMX Quarterpipe, FMX Best Trick and – all-new and amazing – Nitro Rallycross! Two days of the best action sports on the planet, and right here in your backyard! Let’s go!
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Satisfy your need for speed at the UMC Kart Center! They’re open this weekend to ticket-holders during Nitro World Games, and also currently offering some cool specials: Family Night on Mondays, Ladies Night on Thursdays and Date Night on Fridays, plus a Military Discount for our awesome service members! The season’s winding down; don’t miss your chance to go fast!
If you’ve been following the news, you know that Tooele County and Mitime Utah Investments LLC (our parent company) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to sell us UMC! The County Commissioners will vote on this on September 25. We are very excited for this development and the future. We’ll keep you posted.
What could be better than Nitro World Games at UMC? How ‘bout Nitro World Games AND dinner at Rodizio Grill? They’ll be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday, whipping up that amazing Brazilian food, but it’s going to be busy. Don’t wait until it's too late!
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‘Mr. Ivan’s Farm’ by Cynthia Fintel gets new marketing campaign
Book follows Mr. Ivan’s granddaughter as she tells all about the farm and the things on it
SUTTON, Neb. – Cynthia Fintel and her husband have two adult children who were raised on a farm in rural Nebraska. For her, growing up on a farm means always staying busy but also having a lot of fun. In her book titled “Mr. Ivan’s Farm” (published by WestBow Press in November 2017), readers will follow along as Mr. Ivan’s granddaughter tells all about the farm and the things on it.
Set for a new marketing campaign, readers will go through the seasons and routines of the average farmer as his granddaughter explains how she is small but everything around her is big. They will learn all about what makes a farm work and the many safety lessons his granddaughter, her siblings and cousins have learned.
“This is a cute story that will make you laugh, with illustrations that will grab you from beginning to end,” Fintel says. “It will appeal to parents reading to their young children ages 3 to 7 year olds reading on their own.”
Through the publication of “Mr. Ivan’s Farm,” Fintel hopes to teach readers about life on a modern day farm as well as how young children can have fun on a farm.
“Mr. Ivan’s Farm”
By Cynthia Fintel
Softcover | 8.5 x 11in | 32 pages | ISBN 9781973609452
E-Book | 34 pages | ISBN 9781973609469
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble
About the Author
Cynthia Fintel received her bachelor’s degree in education and social sciences from Hastings College in Hastings. She received her master’s degree in counseling from the University of Nebraska-Kearney campus. She began her career as an elementary guidance counselor, developing a guidance program for 700 children. She was a clinical counselor for 24 years, more than half of that time owning her own practice. She has been married for 38 years. She and her husband have two adult children and five grandchildren. She likes to read to her grandchildren, read for pleasure, take long walks, ride bikes and go to the lake with friends.
WestBow Press is a strategic supported self-publishing alliance between HarperCollins Christian Publishing and Author Solutions, LLC — the world leader in supported self-publishing. Titles published through WestBow Press are evaluated for sales potential and considered for publication through Thomas Nelson and Zondervan. For more information, visit www.westbowpress.com or call (866)-928-1240. For WestBow Press news, click “Like” at www.facebook.com/WestBowPress and follow @westbowpress on Twitter.
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O1ARTS - NEWSLETTER - SEP 2018 vol.2 – CONNECTING OVER 4,600 CREATIVES
Friends, we've got a special #FeaturedCreative for you this week... while Jane Kim is still working in Ogden, this week we're happy to announce the return of a genre-busting artist and musician who performed for us at Alleged back in April of 2016. Thollem McDonas is swinging back through town, with a performance in SLC next week... so check him out... below, AND on stage!
Tag yourself in a selfie in front of Monarch in Moda, our mural at The Monarch on September 22.
1 bonus entry each: sign up for newsletter, follow us on IG, FB and Twitter, Tag a friend
The person with the most points at midnight on September 22 WINS.
Winner will be announced the following Monday.
By now, through a couple articles and a slew of social media posts, (not to mention merely passing by The Monarch), we hope you’ve picked up on the fact that we’ve been very busy with a big new public art project in the Nine Rails Creative District (@ninerailsogden)… specifically, at our future home, @The Monarch.
Concept to Reality
On September 18th, Ogden Downtown Alliance held its first Nine Rails Creative District Association meeting at The Argo House.
Sara Meess, Project Coordinator for Ogden City Development, introduced the Creative District with background information, goals and a review of the Master Plan which can be found at ogdencity.com/creativedistrict.
We receive many questions from our community. Most of them fit under “why?” So, today, we have interviewed the man in charge, Thaine Fischer, himself, and we’re going to answer your most burning questions as to WHY?
Why did The Monarch decide to host and support the #migratingmural project?
As the epicenter of the Nine Rails Creative District, we knew we needed a progressive identity. We considered a few brands/names, but none of them quite fit.
O1ARTS - NEWSLETTER - SEP 2018 vol.2 – CONNECTING OVER 4,600 CREATIVES
Friends, we've got a special #FeaturedCreative for you this week... while Jane Kim is still working in Ogden, this week we're happy to announce the return of a genre-busting artist and musician who performed for us at Alleged back in April of 2016. Thollem McDonas is swinging back through town, with a performance in SLC next week... so check him out... below, AND on stage!
Tag yourself in a selfie in front of Monarch in Moda, our mural at The Monarch on September 22.
1 bonus entry each: sign up for newsletter, follow us on IG, FB and Twitter, Tag a friend
The person with the most points at midnight on September 22 WINS.
Winner will be announced the following Monday.
By now, through a couple articles and a slew of social media posts, (not to mention merely passing by The Monarch), we hope you’ve picked up on the fact that we’ve been very busy with a big new public art project in the Nine Rails Creative District (@ninerailsogden)… specifically, at our future home, @The Monarch.
Concept to Reality
On September 18th, Ogden Downtown Alliance held its first Nine Rails Creative District Association meeting at The Argo House.
Sara Meess, Project Coordinator for Ogden City Development, introduced the Creative District with background information, goals and a review of the Master Plan which can be found at ogdencity.com/creativedistrict.
We receive many questions from our community. Most of them fit under “why?” So, today, we have interviewed the man in charge, Thaine Fischer, himself, and we’re going to answer your most burning questions as to WHY?
Why did The Monarch decide to host and support the #migratingmural project?
As the epicenter of the Nine Rails Creative District, we knew we needed a progressive identity. We considered a few brands/names, but none of them quite fit.
The Banyan Collective’s Nine Rails Arts Podcast explores what it means to be an Adventurous Creative in 2018. Through a partnership with O1ARTS we will get to know Ogden’s new Nine Rails Creative District, as well as The Monarch building, the district’s epicenter and future home to artisans, designers, and creatives.
The Banyan Collective’s Nine Rails Arts Podcast explores what it means to be an Adventurous Creative in 2018. Through a partnership with O1ARTS we will get to know Ogden’s new Nine Rails Creative District, as well as The Monarch building, the district’s epicenter and future home to artisans, designers, and creatives.
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