Monthly Archives: May, 2018

By Ginny AckersonThis month, in a continuing series on the United States Federal censuses, we will discuss the special census of deaf citizens and the Indian Census Rolls from 1885-1940.The U.S.

By Kati EvansMerit Academy is excited to announce new bus routes for the 2018-2019 school year. Merit will now be offering 10 new bus tops in Springville. Merit offers bus routes in Orem, Provo,

By Jesse FisherIn my decades as a member of the LDS Church, I have heard and read several myths about establishing Zion. Two through five are easily refuted by a casual reading of "Great Basin Ki

By Shirlene JordanThe Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that Freeway Propane has been chosen as our business of the month.Freeway Propane has been in business for over

Every year eager and talented performing artists audition for a chance to entertain in the annual Talent Festival, which is being held this year on Saturday, June 2nd at 7 in the evening. The eve

Saturday night, April 28, Classroom 13 at Spanish Fork High School was decorated for Prom night for a special group of students, the special needs senior students at the school.The table place se

By Wendy OsborneOn behalf of Tabitha's Way Local Food Pantry, I would like to thank everyone who helped us in achieving the important milestone of our new location in Spanish Fork.This project to

The Art City Center has brought luxury mixed-use style living to downtown Springville. Located just off Main Street at 79 W 900 N, The Art City Center includes climate controlled storage units, o

According to a 2017 study by the world’s largest airplane manufacturer, Boeing Commercial Airplane Company, North America will need 117,000 airline pilots between now and 2036. Much has been writ

These grants are funded through the fund-raising efforts of the Nebo Education Foundation board.  One fund-raising effort is the annual “Green Fever” golf tournament that helps fund these various gran