AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUtah Film Incentives: The Utah Film Commission approved two new productions for state support, including “Brother Joseph Again,” a documentary hunting for the lost likeness of Joseph Smith, plus “Psycho Cabin,” a local comedy-thriller set in Utah mountains. Local Arts & Culture: Vesper Amphitheater in Provo Canyon is moving toward a rezone and land purchase of about 74.5 acres from Provo, with backers pushing for a major concert venue and opponents raising traffic and open-space concerns. Books & Pop Culture: Brandon Sanderson is marking “Mistborn” turning 20, with a Utah author celebration tied to Dragonsteel Nexus and a quick primer on what the series is all about. Sports Spotlight: Utah’s Visit Salt Lake tourism campaign is leaning hard into “America’s Mountain City,” pitching the valley’s dining, sports, and culture as a seamless day-trip from nearby resorts. Community Note: A Provo-area family tragedy left one child alive after flash floods swept away a fire captain, his wife, and three sons.
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