Hundreds gather in Goshen to honor Charlie Kirk
The prayer vigil was held in the Village Square in downtown Goshen, where police estimated about 500 people attended.
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Sep 16, 2025, 10:35 AM
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1h agoA large crowd gathered in Goshen on Monday evening to honor conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The prayer vigil was held in the Village Square in downtown Goshen, where police estimated about 500 people attended.
Kirk was shot and killed less than a week ago while speaking at a public event at Utah Valley University.
Republican State Assemblyman Brian Maher spoke at the vigil, reflecting on Kirk's faith and values.
There were no apparent protesters in the crowd.
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