We asked people in Cache Valley to share their hopes and fears. Here’s what 238 of them said.

Last month, we embarked on a mission to find out what matters most to Cache Valley residents.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cache Valley from Highway 89, at the mouth of Sardine Canyon. We surveyed Cache Valley residents to see what they want us to focus our reporting on.

We asked people in Cache Valley to share their hopes and fears. Here’s what 238 of them said.

Last month, we embarked on a mission to find out what matters most to Cache Valley residents.

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