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Deputy Director of Photography @Deseret | Hometown Ohioan and @viscomohiou alum | Former @heraldextra photo editor & photographer
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Photo gallery: Freedom Festival Balloon Fest fills the skies with color

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By Isaac Hale Verified, Chuck Wing Verified, Chris Miller
| Deseret News Verified
Published: July 2, 2026, 3:18 p.m. MDT Provo’s Freedom Festival got off to hot-air start Thursday morning as Ballon Fest began at Fox Field. Giant balloons filled the air, as they will Friday and Saturday. Also, see the Balloon Glow on Friday from 8:30 on. Deseret News photojournalist Isaac Hale was on site for the early Balloon Fest and shared these images.
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Hundreds celebrate Juneteenth in Salt Lake City Original

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By Laura Seitz, Isaac Hale Verified
| Deseret News Verified
Hundreds of people gathered in Salt Lake City on Saturday to celebrate Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the day in 1865 when enslaved people living in Texas learned they were free, two years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation. In Salt Lake City, events were held to celebrate the holiday, including a walk from the Utah State Capitol, as well as music, food, art and a Black Business Expo, which was first held in 2021 amid the pandemic.
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Photo Gallery: World Refugee Day 2026

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By Rio Giancarlo, Isaac Hale Verified
| Deseret News Verified
Published: June 20, 2026, 12:28 p.m. MDT Utahns celebrated World Refugee Day on Friday in Big Cottonwood Regional Park, where families took part in honoring the people who resettle after being forced to flee their homes. Utah’s celebration took place at Big Cottonwood Regional Park in Millcreek and was supported by the state’s Refugee Services Office, VentureOut and the City of Millcreek.
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