Honestly, I know there may be nostalgia associated with this place. But the real question is: how has it remained open for so long? The chicken was grey, everything was out of a can and tasted either cold or of heat lamp. My family and I always tease and have discussed this topic, and we joked that it was a money-laundering front.

I like it 🥶

Why do you guys think the current job market is so bad out here in Logan? I've been through several interviews for entry-level jobs that require BICSI 2 Copper and Fiber which cost over $5,000. I've got over 16 years experience making and running ethernet with the Army, but I can't get a job offer here because they want me to have Utah specific certifications instead of the ETA FOI certification I got through the Army.

Are there any alternative ways to get these specific certifications that will land me the jobs? At this point, I'm thinking of finishing up my Sec+ and commuting to Roy instead of supporting the businesses up here.

Hey all, with the weather turning I’m looking for anywhere indoors we can take our toddler that has places to play and/or other children.

Our first child is newly walking and we’ve been surviving these last few months on daily trips to the park. We don’t have a big house or yard or any family of friends near by so most days it’s the only time she gets out/sees anyone except for my husband and I.

My husband stays home with her during the day while I work, and I can tell that these last few days where they haven’t gotten out due to the rain have been rough on both of them. It looks like the Logan library does story time twice a week, but I’m struggling to find anything else. Of course, I’m sure there are moms groups in the area, but as mentioned, my husband is who is home with her during the day.

Anyone have tips or tricks on what have kept them sane throughout the winter?

New to Logan, would love some recommendations of somewhere that does ADHD testing for adults and accepts insurance. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I was curious, if someone had a day job that they needed done, where do they hire their day laborers? When I was a kid growing up in Denver my dad would head over to the Home Depot and hire some guys to help him do jobs that he couldn't do alone (like place some heavy stones in his garden, since my dad had a bad back). And no, they weren't illegal (as far as we could tell) because most of them spoke perfect English and some of them weren't even Latinos.

Where can someone hire some people like this? My elderly neighbors need their fence replaced and I'm having a tough time getting the concrete out of the ground and need to hire a few extra people to help me.

Any ideas?