A volunteer shooting association is parting ways with Davis County after conflicts with police and a negative audit called the shooting range's management structure into question.
<p>KAYSVILLE — A popular shooting range is now closed to the public, as a contract between Davis County and a volunteer organization that runs the range ends Saturday without anyone to manage&
com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Wahsatch Shooters Association</a>, finding discrepancies between the agreed-upon terms and how the range was managed.
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