Utah County Fair brought out the best in area residents
About the only thing left from the Utah County Fair is its excitement — which has morphed into more of the same for the upcoming Utah State Fair — and the 6,382 or more ribbons hanging in barns
Nebo athletes put aside rivalry to honor soccer goalie
By Lana HiskeyOn Thursday, August 17, the Maple Mountain Lady Golden Eagles Soccer team met rival Salem Hills on the pitch. Before the game, the athletes paused to honor Salem Hills soccer goalie
If not for yourself, wear seat belt for others in the vehicle
Second in a series on safe drivingNot wearing a seat belt is one of five “deadline behaviors” drivers can exhibit, according to Utah safety experts.In a crash, unbuckled passengers can become a p
Quilting isn’t hard; just exacting
WOODLAND HILLS – Utah has a kinship with quilting because the pioneer spirit resonates in the state that was settled less than 170 years ago, a quilting expert says.Quilting events throughout Uta
Caught in the round pen of life
PALYMRA/SPANISH FORK – Activity in a round pen on a small ranch Saturday, September 16, will illustrate how God works with people.It’s an event open at no cost to the public by Grace Baptist Chur
Movie Night Video livens Spanish Fork’s night life
SPANISH FORK – What some might say is a bad location works out well for Movie Night Video, says its owner, entrepreneur Tyler Okeson.He looked for a month before settling on the 230 N. Main Stree
Royalty teaches youngsters to be princesses
SPRINGVILLE – Belle, the star of Beauty and the Beast, is the epitome of a modern-day princess, organizers for the Springville Museum of Art’s Princess Tea determined.As a result, they designed t
Chinese American restaurant celebrates 20 years
SPRINGVILLE – Like a Chinese lantern that glows gently but can be seen for miles, the T-Bone Restaurant has been welcoming customers for 20 years this month to its South State Street location a m
Patriotism in the community
Throughout the summer, community events are held to celebrate our history and culture. As we attend the parades, pageants, rodeos and demolition derbys at the fair grounds, it is obvious that our
Fall colors are on the way
You may have noticed that the days are getting shorter and the mornings are getting cooler. As we move into the last half of September we will start seeing some color change on our mountain slope