Month: March 2018

By Natasha LockhartThe Miss Spanish Fork Competition was held March 10, at Maple Mountain High School. Morgan Olson was named Queen and given the 2018 Miss Spanish Fork title.Olson said, “I am cu

On Friday, February 23, my husband Ed and I attended “A Night on Broadway” presented by the Payson Community Theater (PCT) at Payson High School. Twenty-three numbers were presented from twenty-t

By Joe AnsonWhat do you do when you want to show your children’s teachers you appreciate them? Provide lunch. That might sound feasible for one or two elementary school students, right? A quick g

By Utah Department of TransportationThe Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) will begin construction on 400 South (State Route 77) starting in early March. UDOT will widen and reconstruct the

A healthy father-child relationship is one of the most important in a child’s life. Healthy Relationship Utah hopes to strengthen those relationships with their free class “Home Run Dads” at the

On March 20 – caucus night in Utah – voters will have a new alternative for caucus attendance this year – the caucus meetings of the United Utah Party. According to Richard Davis, United Utah Par

By April Berlin
OREM — When Margaret Brown managed to scramble onto one of the few lifeboats available when the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage in 1912, the Denver, Colorado, socialite became

By Arleen BaileyCome to a community and interfaith sing-in of Easter selections of Handel’s Messiah, conducted by Springville resident Dr. James K. Moore. The sing-in will be accompanied by an or

By Dianne KingOn Wednesday, April 4, 2018, April Clawson, researcher and author, will lecture on “Historical Photographic Books on Mapleton and Springville” at the Springville Senior Center (65 E