Springville: 73°FSmall business humbled by show of support during crisis
It was March 14, and Mersadies Reber, owner of Fellas Chop Shop in Spanish Fork was getting ready to celebrate two years in business by offering $2 Classic Straight Razor Shaves.
Month: April 2020
Staying ‘connected’ while isolating is key to a healthy life
Social distancing is an essential thing to do to stop the spread of infectious diseases, and Utah students are doing what they can to stop the spread of COVID-19 by taking their school work
Teachers make Herculean effort to keep students in contact and engaged while apart
Teachers, aides, and other staff at CS Lewis Academy pulled together in a Herculean effort to create “Curriculum on the Go” buckets for every family to allow students to continue their
With season postponed, athlete stays focused on her goals
Emma Burnham of Spanish Fork High School cleared 5 foot 2 inches in the high jump at her first track meet, which would both tie her personal best and qualify her for the 5A state track meet
Home and Fun Expo postponed until late May due to coronavirus
At the request of the Utah Governor, due to the world situation with Coronavirus, and increasing exposure in Utah; we felt it necessary to adjust our Home & Fun Expo previously scheduled
Saying goodbye, after 49 years of service
On March 18, Losee, a personal banker at the Spanish Fork branch, said goodbye to a nearly 49-year career with Zions Bank.
Libraries serve as community centers to transform lives
Springville Library has provided books, entertainment, and safe haven to thousands of patrons of all ages and backgrounds for nine years.
National Parks Week may be impacted by events in the world
By proclamation of President Donald J. Trump, on April 20, our nation celebrates National Park Week with fee free entrance and a variety of special programs.
This year National Park Week
Mapleton Floral and Gifts named business of the quarter
The Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that Mapleton Floral and Gifts was selected at the Business of the Quarter by the Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce.
We may be isolating, but we can experience a lot by looking up in our backyard
Our ability to travel and congregate with crowds of people suddenly changed since the March issue of Serve Daily. We must accept public health restrictions like we have never seen before.