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Ogden became the seventh Utah community to join a groundbreaking renewable energy program that lets residents collectively choose cleaner power. Starting in 2027, participants will pay an extra $4 monthly to fund new renewable energy projects across the state.
Over 1,000 volunteers give thousands of hours each year to maintain 152 acres of protected wildlife habitat in the heart of Ogden, Utah. Their dedication keeps rescued birds thriving and nature education programs running strong.
A beloved historic locomotive is rolling into Ogden, and the community is stepping up to welcome tens of thousands of visitors. Within a day, 40 of 48 volunteer spots filled as residents rallied to share their railroad heritage.
Fresh from winning two silver medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, Vermont native Ben Ogden is headlining a community fundraiser to support the next generation of mountain athletes. He'll ski alongside locals and meet fans at Bromley Mountain on April 12th.
Alaska's Gus Schumacher just made history by winning Team USA's first-ever men's Olympic cross-country skiing team medal. The 25-year-old Anchorage native and teammate Ben Ogden captured silver in the team sprint, cementing Alaska's legacy in Olympic skiing.
Ben Ogden just made Olympic history, bringing home America's first men's cross-country skiing medal in half a century. The Vermont native's silver medal proves that hometown support and opportunity can launch an athlete all the way to the podium.
A £2,000 custom swimming prosthetic swept away during a woman's first open-water swim turned up on a beach 14 miles away nearly a year later. The discovery means Brenda Ogden can finally return to the water.
Norwegian skiing legend Johannes Høsflot Klæbo claimed his seventh Olympic gold medal while American Ben Ogden made history with the first US men's cross-country skiing medal in 50 years. The thrilling race in Milano Cortina delivered triumph on both sides of the podium.
American cross-country skier Ben Ogden claimed Olympic silver in Italy, becoming the first U.S. man to medal in the sport since 1976. His stunning performance has teammates and coaches calling it the day that changed American cross-country skiing forever.
Two University of Vermont alumni brought home Olympic medals from Italy, including the first U.S. men's cross-country medal in 50 years. Ben Ogden skied shoulder to shoulder with his idol to win silver, while Paula Moltzan teamed up for bronze.
Ben Ogden just became the first American man in half a century to win an Olympic cross-country skiing medal, claiming silver in a thrilling sprint race. The 25-year-old Vermonter grew up skiing in the backyard of the last American man to medal in the sport.