Month: February 2016

Santaquin City will receive $588,000 in federal funding this summer to install sidewalks along 300 West, providing Santaquin Elementary School students a safer route as they walk to school.
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Congratulations to 56 West Salon and Spa! Under the new management and owndership of Amy Dickerson and located at 56 W. 200 North, Spanish Fork, the establishment provides services for hair, nail

The RAM truck logo has become one of the most widely recognized and successful trademarks in the world. We see the rams head image on television, in print advertising, at truck dealerships and on

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Eileen Quintana, the program manager of the Nebo Title VII Education Program in Nebo School District, ha

By Vauna Davis
Utah Coalition Against Pornography is holding its annual conference at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City on Saturday, March 12.
The Keynote speaker will be Elder Jeffrey R. Holland

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By Kathy Perrins
Seth J. Perrins has been named Spanish Fork City’s new city manager due to the retireme

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The Springville Arts Commission is excited to present flutist Catherine Winters in a performance on Sunday, Feb. 21, at 4:30 p.m. in the Springville Museum of Art as part of the museum’s Sunday C

Registrations for various sports, fitness classes and other recreational programs are going on now for Santaquin residents. Opportunities include baseball, softball, T-ball, martial arts, tumblin

By Avarie Peterson
On Oct. 25-31, 2015, the Springville High School FFA traveled to Nashville, Ky., for the FFA National Convention & Expo. Four students from the Springville FFA chapter trav