By Jordan Blanchard
Spencer Marvin, a ninth-grade student at Salem Junior High School, has organized the construction of a track and field discus ring at his school as his Eagle Scout Project. “I
For years we have traveled the washes, canyons and mesas of the San Rafael Swell and found the names of four Swasey brothers – Sid, Charlie, Rod and Joe – everywhere. They roamed the swell as cow
The 1920, 1930 and 1940 censuses are the last censuses that we have access to at this time. However, the 1950 census is scheduled to be released in 2022.
The 1920 census includes the following in
Singer Kelli Brown will perform on April 17 as part of the Sunday Concert Series at the Springville Museum of Art. The concert will start at 4:30 p.m.and last for about an hour. Admission is free
Auditions will be held on Saturday, April 16, for the annual Art City Days Talent Festival. Singers, instrumentalists, dancers and other talented performers of all ages are welcome. Groups, indiv
The annual meeting of the Utah Genealogical Association will convene at Woods Cross High School (600 W, 2200 South, Woods Cross, exit 315 off I-15) on Saturday, April 23, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Af
By Shirlene JordanAs the Springville Chamber of Commerce, we are happy to introduce our own Shop Local campaign. By choosing local and independent business for your services, shopping, dining and
One size fits all.It’s a phrase we often hear, but we seldom believe.Really? One size fits all? Have you seen the different sizes people are? Take a look at Mary Lou Retton. Then think of Shaquil
Once a month, deserving Springville students and their families fill the city council chambers as Mayor Wilford Clyde and the city council present the Mayor’s Recognition Awards. Students are nom
OK. I am in love with Fiesta Catering/V Sisters Homemade Creations. The food is INCREDIBLE and I will be raving about it in subsequent paragraphs. But the thing that makes it so special is all th
By Daryl TuckerFloyd Miner of the Springville Historical Society will present a lecture on Wednesday, April 27, discussing the century-and-a-half history of the impacts of non-native peoples on t
By Terry Jarrett, Jefferson City, Mo.The Obama Administration’s assault on the nation’s coal producers took a remarkable turn recently. The U.S. Supreme Court issued a stay against the president’
