By Ginny Ackerson
The ever-growing digital world is making family history so much more accessible. One way the electronic age contributes is by providing education for genealogists on all subject
By Kathy Anderson
The first questions Dr. Mike VanDyke receives about his new business in Spanish Fork are never about the business but about the community: how he likes the community and if he l
Mom had been praying the last two years for an angel to come into their life to help (like her husband had helped so many other boys finish their Eagle Scout Projects). She thanks the Poulsons for bec
Spanish Fork High School has had a jump in participation in its Cross Country program over the last two years, and the Dons are off to a great start for this season.
On Aug. 20, at the Pre-Region
Christie got my favorite item on the menu, a grilled chicken sandwich on a scone with raspberry spicy sauce and ranch. I know that sounds a little bit crazy, right? Ranch and a raspberry sauce, but wo
By Mary Dame
I would like to tell you about a group of senior citizens who happen to be the most kind, gentle and sharing people I know. These people are members of the Senior Center in Payson, a
I don’t know if you are aware of this, but we have too many kitties on 700 East in Spanish Fork. People have been dropping off their unwanted cats and kittens in the vacant lot and they have been
By Jesse Fisher
Previously we mentioned that the 1868 General Conference focused on preparing the Saints to support a church-wide rollout of the Brigham City system of cooperatives with ZCMI a
Temkin International Inc. has been named the Payson September Business of the Month by the Payson & Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce.
Temkin International Inc.’s worldwide headquarters is l
By Shannon Acor
Twenty Springville student volunteers will assume the role of judges, bailiffs, clerks victims’ advocate and mentors as members of the Springville Youth Court. In October, the cou
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