Not only did the early LDS leaders teach that the whole point of gathering to Utah was to build a Zion society, but they also specifically taught that it was God's will that they do so.
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The Springville American Legion and Auxiliary Post and Unit #28 held their monthly meeting on Jan. 11 at the Springville Senior Center. The meeting was conducted by Commander Fred Hurst. Springvi
By Stacy BeckThe Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce has announced that it has named Gordon Lowe as the recipient of its Total Citizen of the Year Award.The award was presented to Lowe du
Four Nebo School District Board of Education members were sworn into office by Tracy Olsen, Nebo School District’s business administrator, on Jan. 11.Dean Rowley ran unopposed in the Springville
By Matt MarzialeSalem City Recreation has announced these upcoming events:Salem Catchers Camp: Saturday, Feb. 11. Casey Cloward is a former Brigham Young University catcher and is excited to spen
By Jim and Kim Oldroyd
According to the latest U.S. Census, 12.5 percent of people living in Utah County are living in poverty. To give you an idea of what that looks like, a family of five makes
Nebo School District held its Captains Academy recently on leadership and sportsmanship. Captains Academy is held three times each year and includes captains from junior high and high school orga
By Mike McKell
Jan. 23 marked the first day of the 2017 General Legislative Session. This year, there has been a lot of attention focused on national politics and rightfully so. While national ev
When I hear "Leslie’s Family Tree restaurant," I think of two things: scones and ghosts. The scones are legendary for their gargantuan size (and they are delicious). The ghosts are legitimate. I
By Bryce Steven Banks
My father, Ray H. Banks, grew up in and currently resides in Spanish Fork. He has led an exemplary life, loved and respected by countless people that he has associated with
