This is a news release from Logan City.

Canyon Road will be closed at Crockett Avenue beginning Monday, May 14 through Friday, May 18 to facilitate the installation of a well water discharge and storm drain system.

To access Canyon Road east of the closure from the West-Detour Right on 600 East, Left on 200 North, Left Crockett Avenue, Right on 320 North, and Left on 970 East to Canyon Road.

To access Canyon Road west of the closure from the East-Detour Left on 970 East, Right on 320 North, Left on Crockett Avenue, Right on 200 North, Right on 600 East to Canyon Road.

The City of Logan has contracted with Rupp Trucking & Excavating to carry out this project.

Contact Lance Houser in the City of Logan Engineering Department at (435) 716-9153 with any questions.

To see a map of the detour, visit www.loganutah.org.

This is a news release from Utah State University.

Utah State University’s Parking and Transportation Services will take advantage of the seasonal schedule to complete a number of maintenance projects, including cleaning both parking structures. During the projects the parking terrace will be closed and all vehicles must be removed.

If departments or programs have a departmental vehicle parked in either terrace, alternate plans need to be made.

The Aggie Terrace will be closed May 14-18 for cleaning and striping. During the closure, permit holders can park in the Big Blue Terrace, Green lots or Yellow lots. (see parking map).

This is a news release from Utah State University.

Noted humanitarian, award-winning and best-selling author, documentary photographer and Navy SEAL Eric Greitens told Utah State University graduates Saturday that they will be at their strongest in life’s journeys when they are serving others.

While speaking to Utah State University’s graduating class of 2012, Greitens told the students to think past themselves and to serve something larger. Life after graduation will give fear and excitement and will also pose many challenges and questions.

“You can endure the ‘how’ if you have the right ‘why’,” Greitens said. “The ‘why’ must always be larger than you.”

Greitens told the students that a degree by itself doesn’t transform them, but that they will be transformed because of the decisions they make and the direction they take in life.