Now, with COVID-19 causing cancellations nationwide, many look to the outdoors for a break. Parents report the uncertainty and loneliness of quarantine has left many children feeling anxious
As COVID-19 continues to play a role in lives and livelihoods it is important to know that there are many resources available in the community to support mental health needs.
The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation recently donated $40,000 to help Community Action Services and Food Bank assist residents with emergency food, shelter, and housing during the COVID-19
In light of current health risk concerns, there will be no Memorial Day Program at Springville’s Evergreen Cemetery this year. We hope to see you all next year.
Thank a Veteran
There’s a reason it has been voted as the best ice cream and Utah County is about ready to taste it for themselves.
Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream will be opening its second Utah location on
Through its Wheels with Heart program, Dickerson Automotive was able to help a Utah County family by providing them with additional transportation in the form of a reconditioned used car.
Maryn Hillman was recognized as the April Teacher of the Month for American Leadership Academy.
American Leadership Academy would like to recognize Rafa Serrano as the elementary Teacher of the Month for April.
In 2019, dozens of participants in the Circles initiative at Community Action Services and Food Bank made multiple strides to reaching life-affirming, stabilizing financial goals.
Many businesses are forced to either close their doors or work from home during this pandemic outbreak.
Businesses that can continue employing their workers through this time need to treat
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