2-5-26 | Bacchus Highway, Welcome to K-Cook, Legislative Session, Olympics, Super Bowl
HerrimanologyShow Notes
Mayor Palmer talks about the upcoming project to realign Bacchus Highway into western Herriman, welcomes new business K-Cook Station after their ribbon cutting earlier today, gives an update on the legislative session, and we say good luck to Herriman's Kaysha Love and Team USA in the Olympics. And why not—Super Bowl picks, too.
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0:00 Start 0:40 Intro 1:55 Good luck to Kaysha Love and Team USA! 3:09 K-Cook Station ribbon cutting 4:02 Busy at the legislative session 6:14 Bacchus Highway project 8:49 Super Bowl picks 10:12 Wrapup
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