Gov. Herbert responds to Sen. Bennett health condition

SALT LAKE CITY (Feb. 25, 2015) – Gov. Gary R. Herbert issued the following statement concerning the news of former Sen. Bob Bennett’s health condition:

“I’m very saddened to learn of Sen. Bennett’s condition. Nearly all of us know someone who has battled cancer and we understand the challenge it presents for an individual and his loved ones. The Bob Bennett I know is a fighter and I have every reason to believe he will beat it.”

I wanted to pass on Senator Hatch’s statement of support for Senator Bennett, following his announcement that he is battling pancreatic cancer.

Senator Hatch said:

“Elaine and I have been praying for Bob, his wife Joyce, and their family as they take up this challenge with love and dedication. Bob is a very good friend and I was deeply saddened to learn the news about his health. I have always admired that he is a fighter and I will do everything I can to support him in this fight.”

HSU adds $3,000 reward to dog, cow killings

Additional reward for information leading to arrest in Iron County investigation

The Humane Society of Utah is adding a $3,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for the illegal killing of a dog and stolen cow in Iron County. HSU hopes the increased reward assists the Iron County Sheriff’s Department in obtaining information required to identify and charge whoever is responsible for these criminal acts.

March is National Nutrition Month:  Tips to Recharge Your Resolutions

Have your healthy New Year’s habits already begun to fade? Recharge your resolutions this March during National Nutrition Month. While a healthy lifestyle can certainly help you get the body you always wanted, the benefits extend well beyond your appearance, say experts.

Governor declares eating disorders awareness week

SALT LAKE CITY (Feb. 23, 2015) –  Gov. Gary R. Herbert has declared Feb. 22-28, 2015 eating disorders awareness week to educate Utah residents about eating disorders and increase understanding of the serious mental and health conditions.

A Tart, Tasty Way to Snack

With about 90 percent of Americans snacking daily, snacks now account for as much as 25 percent of many Americans’ daily calories. Indeed, the snack category is growing, with the biggest gains in better-for-you options that blend taste and nutrition.

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Nutty Blueberry Quinoa Oatmeal

Spice up your morning meal by adding quinoa and blueberries. Pair this dish with a glass of milk for 21 grams of protein power to start your day! 

Nutty Blueberry Quinoa Oatmeal

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Skillet Eggs and Polenta

Breakfast takes a flavorful twist in this recipe that uses traditional Italian flavors of polenta and marinara to create a delicious dish. Pair with a glass of milk for 25 grams of protein.

KIDS SKI AND SNOWBOARD

SPRING CAMPS!

THE PERFECT TIME TO LEARN 2 SLIDE

Its that time of year again.  Warmer weather brings soft snow conditions and bluebird days that everyone in the family can enjoy.  Sign your kids up for Brighton's Spring Camps and we will make sure they that are taking full advantage of these great conditions and pushing their riding to the next level.  Wether you have a brand new rider, or an aspiring Olympian, we have a program that will suit your child perfectly! 

4 of 8 Breakfasts with Protein to Power Your Morning

 Make it easy to stick to your resolutions by starting every morning with a breakfast with more protein. Did you know the average breakfast bowl or plate contains on average only 13 grams of protein, yet some nutrition experts recommend getting 20-30 grams at each meal?