Throughout October the creepy houses, shadowy streets, Headless Horseman and assorted spooks will give you a skin crawling, goose bump filled haunting experience! Why settle for one Halloween Haunted House when you can...
Fall Décor From Tai Pan Trading
Sharon Kenison from Tai Pan Trading has this season’s hottest decorating trends. Check out all of these fun trends at all of the Tai Pan locations: St. George Orem, University Mall Sandy Clearfield This week Tai...
Fall and Winter’s Cutest Outerwear: Jackets and Coats
Outerwear adds so much to a wardrobe. Whether you’re sporty, dressy, bohemian, or classic, your outerwear should not only fit your lifestyle, but also make a statement about your personality and who you are. A...
Cache Valley Signature Recipe Contest
JaNae Worthen won last year’s contest and explains how to enter. Who: Anyone that resides in Utah or Idaho can submit a recipe that features Cache Valley Cheese or Butter to be eligible to win What: Cache...
Meet Utah’s Biggest Loser
Burgandy Keel is a stay-at-home mom from Eagle Mountain. After last night’s elimination round, she joins us live on Studio 5.
Happy Home: Front Porch Charm
Jill Grover takes us to another “Happy Home.” Have you incorporated a decorating idea or design element that draws a reaction every time guests visit your home? Maybe it’s the living room wall you...
Throw a Witch’s Party
Blogger Amy Dalley invited us to her annual bash.
The party was the creation of Amy Dalley who shares more of her ideas on her blog:
thisandthat-amy.blogspot.com
Thermwise Fall Fixes: Preparing Homes for Winter
Therm, Questar Gas energy-wise guy, joins Studio 5 to discuss how Utahns can winterize their homes with a few “fall fixes” to make sure their home heating systems are ready to operate SAFELY and efficiently...
Utah’s Prettiest Fall Hikes
Outdoor adventure guide, Sheryl McGlochlin, takes us on a tour of Utah’s Prettiest Fall Hikes. 1. Lost Prospector Trail, Park City, Summit County How to get there: Take I-80 east to Park City. ( 23.5 miles). Get...
