THE DAILY PULSE OF DAVIS COUNTY

July 28, 2026

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Becky Ginos
July 28, 2026 • Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes

There’s something unforgettable about riding under a full moon at Antelope Island. Whether you’re participating or cheering from the sidelines, enjoy the unique experience at the annual Antelope by Moonlight event July 31.

TOP STORY—

Artist discovers strength and healing through creative expression

By Becky Ginos

Katrina Berg uses bright, happy colors to bring light when life gets hard.

Katrina Berg’s painting, “Le premier bonheur du jour,” will be on display at the Companies Championing Women event Aug. 27. Berg’s artwork focuses on nature and its healing abilities. (Courtesy Katrina Berg)

For Katrina Berg her art means much more than what is on the canvas. It’s the meaning behind it that truly feeds her soul.

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The latest news impacting your community

THREE NORTHBOUND I-215 OFF-RAMPS, INCLUDING AIRPORT EXIT, CLOSE UNTIL LABOR DAY

SALT LAKE CITY—Beginning July 28, the Utah Department of Transportation will close three northbound I-215 off-ramps including a primary route to Salt Lake International Airport.

JOBLESS RATE TICKS DOWNWARD AGAIN IN JUNE

Utah’s unemployment rate continued its recent marginal decline in June, down one-tenth of a percentage point from May, which, in turn, was down one-tenth from April.

ACTIONS OF HERO OFFICER DURING CHASE PROTECTED BOUNTIFUL CONSTRUCTION WORKERS

By Julia Sandor, FOX 13

BOUNTIFUL—A police pursuit ended just yards away from a Bountiful construction site, and now workers are sharing how grateful they are to an officer who was there to protect them.

NO ONE AND EVERYONE OWNS PIONEER PARK

By Lee Benson, Deseret News

It was called the Fort Block and Pioneer Square in the beginning – a patch of flat grass – covered ground next to a freshwater spring and a creek.

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