Month: July 2016

The World Folkfest in Springville, Utah, invites the public to join its 30th celebration of world cultures, music and dance when visitors from around the globe present five evening performances J

So, he made a change. As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Borup decided to focus on his religious beliefs. He believes that by so doing, he can uplift others, help them mak

By WolverineGreen.com
Utah Valley University broke ground on a new $3.5 million basketball practice and conditioning facility on June 22 at a ceremony celebrating the new building.
The 14,500-squ

Handcart travel the way it was done in 1856 to 1860 is the theme of an upcoming lecture sponsored by the Springville Senior Citizens.
It will be held Wednesday Aug. 3, at 6 p.m. at the Senior Cen

Utah fireworks laws have changed this year allowing the purchase of lawful fireworks from June 23 to July 27. Fireworks can only be discharged three days prior and three days after the holiday (J

By Megan Boulton
No call is ever routine in the life of an officer whether on patrol, on horseback or in a jail or prison house. Before every work shift, they say goodbye to their loved ones neve

Assisted living – Everyone knows about it and sooner or later may have to face it. With the aged adult population on the rise, senior living is on the top of the menu. The U.S. is projected to ha

Rick and Vickie Salisbury, owners of Salisbury Homes, Legends Vintage Motorcycles and The Sidecar Cafe, have recently completed construction on their new multimillion-dollar Strap Tank Restaurant

By Susan Bartholomew – DUP Museum Director
The Springville Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum will host a family night event at the museum on Monday, July 25, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The community is

Mountain West Animal Hospital has been named Business of the Month by the Springville Chamber of Commerce. Mountain West Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary facility located in Springvil