Brighton Nelson and his royal court took the spotlight at the Hooper City Council meeting on August 7, 2025, as preparations ramp up for the city’s centennial celebration. The event, set for August 5, promises a nostalgic community dinner and dance, alongside a cowboy mountain shoot and other traditional festivities.

City officials are eager to engage residents, encouraging them to check their newsletters for details and visit the city’s website for updates. The celebration aims to honor Hooper's rich history while fostering community spirit.

In addition to the centennial festivities, the council announced a public hearing for the Central Weber Sewer District, scheduled for August 18 at 6 PM. This meeting will address a proposed tax station, inviting community input on the matter.

The council also highlighted the importance of supporting local veterans, referencing Major Brent Taylor, a former mayor who was killed in action. The city plans to participate in various veteran events, reinforcing its commitment to honoring those who have served.

As the meeting wrapped up, discussions turned to the Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA), with concerns raised about its impact on property taxes and local entities. The council is considering the implications of participation in the CRA, emphasizing the need for careful evaluation.

With the centennial celebration on the horizon, Hooper City is poised to blend tradition with community engagement, ensuring a memorable event for all residents.