We are fortunate to live in south Utah County where we have a couple of amazing Christmas Light displays.
They are also amazingly inexpensive compared...
People love the delicious scones provided by the Springville Kiwanis Club each year during Art City Days.
Melted honey butter and cinnamon sugar drizzling down...
Spanish Fork City’s new all-abilities park holds the promise of greater inclusivity for local families who have children with special needs.
If you’ve recently driven...
For the past four years the Spanish Fork Airport has held an open house event titled “Aeroplanes, Trains, and Automobiles” each September. This year...
• Parking along Main Street is not available in areas where crews are working.
• Parking along Main Street is not available in areas where crews are working.
• Parking along Main Street is
Spanish Fork resident Rod Locke is battling cancer and the community is invited to join in the fight by attending a 5k walk/run in his support.The event "Strike Out Cancer" will be held April 14
Marshall Burningham had a tragic accident early on the morning of Nov. 9 when he stumbled and fell over the railing at his apartment, falling 60 feet and landing on concrete. It is by the grace of God
By Brent & Maureen WarrenSpanish Fork Community Pharmacy is open to serve all of you, our neighbors, in Spanish Fork and the surrounding communities. We are so excited to get to know you and
One of Nebo School District’s sixth-graders, Zoey Fluckiger from Hobble Creek Elementary, completed an amazing service project for the school.
She was challenged to find...
Salem Junior High students and student council organized and collecting $2,500 for the KSL Quarters for Christmas and Toys for Tots programs. Our own...
I was reading a book the other day. One of the characters walks into a bar. She’s a petite young woman. She immediately runs afoul of a gang of toughs--four or five guys who are much bigger than her....
On New Year’s Day, I could almost hear a collective sigh of relief from my entire community. Could you hear it, too?
The year 2020 felt a lot like running a marathon that never seemed to end. When it finally...
Imagine spending every second of every minute of every day surrounded by voices yelling at you, demanding your attention, and telling you different things to think, say, and do.
Imagine that no matter how hard you tried to focus on...
“Quite often… it seems like we’re not getting anywhere, when in fact, we are.” What a wonderful reminder.
It is our lot in life to try to find the right ways to go, the right things to do, and the...
February is the month of everything Valentines and for some reason Cherry Cheesecake and Valentine’s seems to go together almost like a box of heart shaped chocolates and Cupid’s arrow.
I love cheesecake but I sure don’t like the mess...
Norma Jean Schultz Averett, age 92, beloved wife, mother, foster mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, passed away of a much-used and worn-out heart on...
Local business and charity join forces to help the community they serve
Throughout 2020, many companies, people and communities felt the impact of a shifting society...
They say sharing is caring, and for Keri Beirdneau, participating in a community garden might just be the epitome of sharing.
Community Action Services and...
Due to complications from a global pandemic that took the world by storm, 2020 presented some challenges for charities.
Many of the normally scheduled food...
Payson man creates obelisk to lift his wife’s spirits as she battles cancer
Wesley and Wendy Peay of Payson.
Photo by Ashley Janae Photography
If you’ve paid attention...
Due to COVID-19 several fund-raising events were cancelled, and new funding was down about 25 percent over 2019, but the Chairbound Sportsmen Organization did...