Chuck Wing

Salt Lake City

Managing Editor at KSL.com

Managing Editor for Cross-platform news for KSL TV and the Deseret News / Director of Photography. My tweets: my own, might not reflect my employer's opinion.

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Soldier Hollw Sheepdog Festival wows crowds with agility, control, order, oh, and lots of smiles

1 week ago | deseret.com | Tess Crowley |Chris Miller |Chuck Wing

Perfect conditions greeted the competitors, crowds and vendors this past weekend at the 21st Soldier Hollow Classic Sheepdog Championship and Festival in Heber Valley. Events included the popular sheepdog trials, demonstrations, food and craft vendors and entertainment for four-day event.
Utahns pay tribute to those who served, their families, the military

1 week ago | deseret.com | Chuck Wing |Chris Miller |Tess Crowley

The Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs hosted a special Memorial Day ceremony Monday at the Capitol, one of many across the state and around the nation. Sen. John Curtis and Utah Attorney General Derek Brown spoke to the assembled crowd. The event included a 21-gun salute as well as a wreath and flag display. Later, Lt. Gov.
High school grads return to their elementary roots

2 weeks ago | deseret.com | Kristin Murphy |Chuck Wing |Chris Miller

Former Midvalley Elementary School students who are graduating from high school this year donned the caps and gowns they'll wear at next week's Canyons District graduation ceremonies on Friday for a visit to their former elementary school. During the morning gathering, the students visited their former teachers and inspired the current elementary-age students to continue pursuing their dreams through education.
Food, dance, music help brighten weekend at Living Traditions Festival

2 weeks ago | deseret.com | Scott G Winterton |Chuck Wing |Chris Miller

The rain came, but so did dance and music groups representing Bolivia and many other countries of South America, Polynesia, Ireland, Mexico, India, the Philippines, Greece, Serbia, Tibet and more during the Living Traditions Festival in downtown Salt Lake City. And everyone had a good time. The three-day event included hands-on workshops, food demos, kids' activities and Sundance film screenings at Washington Square and Library Square throughout the weekend.
A behind-the-scenes look at 'The Chosen' Season 6

3 weeks ago | deseret.com | Margaret Darby |Tess Crowley |Chuck Wing

On the perimeter of the Court of Gentiles, where Jesus Christ once taught, is a towering blue screen. It's one of the few giveaways the land beneath your feet is not Jerusalem. Another hint: if you touch some of the impressive stone work, you'll discover it's made from Styrofoam. It's a replica of the Holy City - used as a film site - but it's not to be underestimated. Every detail, down to brass bowls filled with grains, is captured.
Buddy benches on a quest to build friendships

3 weeks ago | deseret.com | Scott G Winterton |Chuck Wing |Chris Miller

A dedicated group of high school welding and construction trades students from the Jordan School District are using skills they learned in the classroom to help make it easier for younger kids to make friends at school. The high schoolers designed and constructed buddy benches for 12 elementary schools in the district. The benches will be installed on school playgrounds as a place for children to sit when they feel lonely or need a friend.
Missionaries sing national anthem at RSL

3 weeks ago | deseret.com | Scott G Winterton |Chuck Wing |Chris Miller

A large gathering of singers stood before the mic Wednesday evening to share the national anthem ahead of the Major League Soccer match between Real Salt Lake and the Portland Timbers. More than 150 missionaries from the Church of Jesus Christ who are serving in the area sang the national anthem at America First Field in Sandy.
South Salt Lake youth group celebrates kindness with an inspiring mural

1 month ago | deseret.com | Chuck Wing |Chris Miller |Tess Crowley

Artist Connor Weight and his team of 15 youth artists are hard at work this week, preparing their entry for Mural Fest, set for May 10 in South Salt Lake. In partnership with One Kind Act a Day, the South Salt Lake Arts Council is working with Weight and aspiring artists from the Promise South Salt Lake after-school program at Woodrow Wilson Elementary School to create a mural that will inspire kindness in the city and beyond. The final work will be unveiled at Mural Fest.
Canines, cars, & coffee for a good cause

1 month ago | deseret.com | Chuck Wing |Chris Miller |Brice Tucker

Following a recent incident where more than 150 dogs in northern Utah needed a new home, the Weber County Animal Shelter began working around the clock to care for and rehabilitate the dozens of dogs rescued from a bad situation. And local residents and businesses stepped up on Sunday morning to help out. While most of those dogs are not ready for adoption yet, a group of local businesses joined together to support the shelter's ongoing mission with a community event on Sunday.
Photo gallery: Canines, cars and coffee for a good cause

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Chuck Wing

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysFollowing a recent incident where more than 150 dogs in northern Utah needed a new home, the Weber County Animal Shelter began working around the clock to care for and rehabilitate the dozens of dogs rescued from a bad situation. And local residents and businesses stepped up on Sunday morning to help out.