The poppy is symbolic of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The symbolism is noted in many countries and is derived from the famous WWI poem “In Flanders Fields” written by LTC Joh
Spanish Fork Junior High School’s orchestra teacher Angela Harman was recognized by Teaching Music magazine in its October 2015 issue.
Chad Criswell writes, “Almost every music education
By Stacey Hatfield
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day can change your life. It’s the one day a year when people affected by suicide loss gather around the world at events in their local
By Lana Hiskey
Nebo School District has announced the winners of its October 2015 PEAK Awards. The PEAK (Positive Energy and Kindness) Awards are designed to focus on “raising the bar” on providi
By Clark H. Caras
Once the turkey wishbone has been shared and the football games are over, the Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce wants to invite all the family and friends who are in n
At 85 years old, Lyle Timmons pitches softball in the Spanish Fork City League with 20- and 30-year-old players. His team won the city championship three years in a row. He just competed in the H
By Ginny Ackerson
The Springville Arts Commission will present the Red Desert Ramblers in concert on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 4:30 p.m. in the Springville Museum of Art. The concert is part of the mus
The Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce cut a ribbon on Oct. 21 recognizing a realtor who is now working in the area: Jace Gordon of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate – Influence Partn
By Christi C. Babbitt
With the help of southern Utah County’s cities, a local governmental organization is evaluating the area’s walking and bicycling opportunities and drafting a plan to improve
By Ginny Ackerson
For those of you with ties in the United Kingdom, the 1939 Register has been released by the British National Archives and Find My Past at findmypast.com. This snapshot of about
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