Thieves are stealing pride flags in Logan. These Utahns keep putting them back up.

Logan • Logan Pride board member Sawyer Berggren arrived at the nonprofit’s Pride House last month to a distressing sight: The two pride flags that were on display in front of the home, signaling a safe space for queer members of the Cache Valley community, had been cut from their poles.

In the distance, Berggren spotted the severed rainbow flags lying in the field of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Logan Tabernacle.

All he could think was, “Not again.”

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Thieves are stealing pride flags in Logan. These Utahns keep putting them back up.

Thieves are stealing pride flags in Logan. These Utahns keep putting them back up.

Thieves are stealing pride flags in Logan. These Utahns keep putting them back up.

Thieves are stealing pride flags in Logan. These Utahns keep putting them back up.

Thieves are stealing pride flags in Logan. These Utahns keep putting them back up.