Bountiful City invites residents to its Main Street Sidewalk Sale, August 9-11.

Main Street stores will transform the sidewalks into an outdoor mall with special sales out front.

The sale runs from August 9 through August 11.

For more information, visit bountifulmainstreet.com.

This is a news release from Davis County.

Based on the recommendation from the Davis County Tourism Tax Advisory Board, Davis County Commissioners approved $11,983.00 in funding to support a Davis County Dining Guide and mobile site to the benefit of all restaurants, visitors to the area and local residents. The TTAB in their December 8, 2011 meeting, after hearing a presentation from the Davis Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, voted unanimously to ask the Commission to approve the requested $11,983.00 to fund the program.

The printed piece will be inclusive of every restaurant located within the county and for the ease of the consumer, be listed by cuisine, city and in one of four geographical zones, South Davis, Middle Davis, Layton and North Davis. The Davis Area CVB is managing the creation of the printed piece and will print 5,000 copies to be distributed throughout the county through the visitor center, local hotels, attractions and facilities by the end of February.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Authorities say seven cases of the horse herpes virus have been confirmed in Utah, with as many as eight more suspected cases.

Utah state veterinarian Bruce L. King says Monday a second horse has been euthanized after it could not stand in its stall over the weekend.

King says four facilities are under quarantine orders because of horses infected with Equine Herpes Virus-1. The horses are in Kane, Box Elder, Davis and Utah counties.

The virus began spreading after an event last month in Ogden. More than 30 horses in nine states and Canada have been infected and at least seven infected horses have died.

The Utah Department of Agriculture is not recommending cancellations of events featuring horses.