In Our Back Yard – Evermore Park

By Ed and Janice HelmickFebruary always presents an interesting dilemma of where to go that is easy to get to and amazing to visit. The answer to that question is about 20 minutes up I-15 from so

Tabitha’s Way Cereal Fundraiser

By Ashley ThomasKate my oldest daughter who turned five year’s old in January celebrated her birthday month by giving back to our community. I contacted Tabitha’s Way in Spanish Fork our local fo

Sons of the Utah Pioneers Mt. Nebo Chapter update

By LaRon TaylorOur January meeting was so educational and entertaining that the presenters stayed after the closing prayer to answer questions. Chris and Karen Shepherd own a huge chicken farm in

ALA Teacher of the Month: Tara Wilcox

By Stephanie ChingasAmerican Leadership Academy Congratulates Tara Wilcox, February Teacher of the Month. This is Mrs. Wilcox’s first year at ALA. She teaches Jr. High Photography and Art Foundat

Your health from a family history perspective

Some of the most interesting and potentially helpful pieces of information you will find in researching ancestors is their cause of death and what diseases or conditions they suffered from. This

A Martyr for Christian Marriage

Saint Valentine was a third century Roman Priest, but he was not a good priest because he disobeyed the laws of the Roman Empire. This was during the reign of Aurelius Claudius Gothicus, commonly

Valentine’s Day Thoughts

February 14 has become a traditional day to celebrate love and affection. This should remind us that the joy this day brings courting again the love in our life needs to be a continuous and ongoi