Charla Derr

Part-time writer

Charla is a Utah Valley University student studying Public Relations and Strategic Communication. She is a part-time writer for MDMH West Valley putting a lot of effort into delivering valuable content. She is part of the team for more than a year.

Local News10 months ago

Utah National Guard gets new, top-of-the-line Apache helicopters

West Jordan, Utah – The Utah National Guard has proudly served the state since 1894, tracing its origins back to the Minutemen of the 17th-century American...
Local News10 months ago

In Salt Lake City, bike advocacy groups promote bicycling and safer roadways

Salt Lake City, Utah – Two bike advocacy groups, Salt Lake City Fixed and Unplugged Wellness, are urging citizens to use the city’s infrastructure and get...
Local News10 months ago

The Salt Lake County Council candidate achieved a historic election victory

Salt Lake City, Utah – There are two firsts in Utah election history that the Salt Lake County Council is witnessing. The battle for the At-Large...
Local News10 months ago

More than $5,000 ‘intentional but random’ damage done throughout Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City, Utah – On Wednesday evening, a 47-year-old man was arrested on charges of “intentionally but randomly” smashing windows and causing damage to vehicles...
Local News10 months ago

BYU wins the ‘Holy War,’ defeating the Utes on a last-second FG

Salt Lake City, Utah – No. 9 BYU defeated Utah 22–21 on Saturday night, extending their undefeated season thanks to two scoring drives from Jake Retzlaff...
Local News11 months ago

Celeste Maloy, a Republican, is reelected to the US House from Utah’s 2nd Congressional District

Salt Lake City, Utah – On Wednesday, Utah representative Celeste Maloy, a Republican, was reelected to the U.S. House. Maloy will represent Salt Lake City and...
Local News11 months ago

St. George and Zion National Park are connected by a new public bus route

St. George, Utah — The first public bus from St. George to Zion National Park, which had been planned for almost 15 years, left on Friday...
Local News11 months ago

As Election Day draws near, the Better Business Bureau issues a warning about the dangers of scams

Salt Lake City, Utah – Next Tuesday is election day, and as a result, some people are getting unsolicited calls or texts from political campaigns. Voters...
Local News11 months ago

To make Ogden Canyon safer, UDOT is hosting an open house for the public

Huntsville, Utah — There is still a safety concern in Ogden Canyon following many collisions, including a fatal head-on incident on Wednesday. In order to find...
Local News11 months ago

Request to construct a geothermal plant in Beaver County approved by the Biden administration

Beaver County, Utah – Fervo Energy’s bid to construct a multi-phase geothermal facility at Cape Station, northeast of Milford, was granted last week by the Biden-Harris...

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Charla Derr

Stories By Charla Derr

Utah National Guard gets new, top-of-the-line Apache helicopters

In Salt Lake City, bike advocacy groups promote bicycling and safer roadways

The Salt Lake County Council candidate achieved a historic election victory

More than $5,000 ‘intentional but random’ damage done throughout Salt Lake City

BYU wins the ‘Holy War,’ defeating the Utes on a last-second FG

Celeste Maloy, a Republican, is reelected to the US House from Utah’s 2nd Congressional District

St. George and Zion National Park are connected by a new public bus route

As Election Day draws near, the Better Business Bureau issues a warning about the dangers of scams

To make Ogden Canyon safer, UDOT is hosting an open house for the public

Request to construct a geothermal plant in Beaver County approved by the Biden administration

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A Richfield man faces federal charges related to evidence of child sex abuse

After a warm start to February, Midway Ice Castles permanently close for the season

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