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Official Car Wash of the Utah Jazz

Summer Car Washing

Car going through the wash tunnel during summer at Tagg‑N‑Go Car Wash

Summer comes with the scorching desert heat, dust, and dirt. When your car is exposed to these elements, it can take a toll on its appearance and performance. At Tagg-N-Go Car Wash, we understand how important it is to take care of your car, especially during the summer. Here are four reasons why washing your vehicle regularly can keep you safe and save you money during the summer:

Protects Your Car’s Paint and Body
The harsh summer sun and UV rays can cause the protective clear coat over your vehicle’s paint on your car to fade and peel. When the clear coat is damaged, dust and dirt that accumulates on your vehicle can scratch the surface and damage the paint. Maintaining your vehicle’s clear coat by regularly washing and using protectants like Ceramic Sealants and Carnauba Wax after can help protect your car’s paint and body from the damaging effects of the sun and dirt.

Improves Visibility and Safety
During summers, the sun’s glare can make it challenging to see while driving. A dirty windshield and mirrors can make matters worse by reducing visibility and increasing the risk of accidents. A clean car not only looks good but also improves visibility and safety on the road.

Saves Time and Money
Maintaining your car’s appearance and performance can be time-consuming and expensive. However, neglecting your car’s maintenance can lead to costly repairs and replacements in the long run. Using an express car wash will save you time and a monthly Unlimited Wash Pass membership will save you money every time you visit.

Enhances Your Driving Experience
Your car is not just a means of transportation but also a reflection of your personality and style. A clean and well-maintained car can enhance your driving experience and give you a sense of pride and satisfaction. At Tagg-N-Go, we understand the importance of a clean car, and our car wash process is designed to give your car a spotless finish that will make heads turn.

Washing your car at Tagg-N-Go Car Wash this summer will help you to maintain your car’s appearance, performance, and safety. Our state-of-the-art car wash process, affordable packages, and friendly staff make us the go-to destination for car wash services in town. Visit us today and experience the Tagg-N-Go difference!

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Lindsay Huff

Cedar City, UT

This year’s Cedar City recipient is Lindsay Huff, a devoted wife, loving mother of four, and a woman who has spent her life caring for the people around her. Lindsay and her husband, Justin, are raising their four children together, and at just 38 years old, she is now facing the fight of her life.

Lindsay was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and has since gone through multiple surgeries, hospital stays, and a round of chemotherapy that made her extremely sick. She has stopped traditional chemotherapy and is now on a targeted treatment that recently received FDA approval. Her response has been encouraging, and while the long-term outcome is still unknown, it has brought her family tremendous hope. Meanwhile, Justin has balanced caring for Lindsay and their children with keeping his business running, and medical bills, travel, and everyday expenses have put a heavy financial strain on the family.

Through it all, Lindsay remains committed to pursuing every avenue of healing and is determined to keep fighting for more time with her family.

Kody Campbell

St. George, UT

This year’s St. George recipient is Kody Campbell, a 20-year-old Pine View High School graduate who loves playing guitar, drums, and piano. Kody played volleyball for Pine View and helped his team win the 2024 4A State Championship. He is the son of Tyler and Shauntel Campbell and brother to Garrett and Dexter.

In November 2025, what began as sudden rib pain and trouble breathing led to a devastating discovery: a 16-centimeter tumor attached to Kody’s rib and pressing on his lung. An emergency biopsy confirmed Ewing sarcoma, a rare bone cancer. After eight rounds of chemotherapy shrank the tumor, Kody had major surgery in May 2026. Surgeons removed the tumor along with parts of his ribs, lung, and diaphragm, and rebuilt his rib cage. He is now finishing his final six rounds of chemotherapy and six weeks of proton radiation at Primary Children’s Hospital and University of Utah Hospital.

“Kody is a fighter, and we know he can beat this,” his family shares.