Art for Heart’ campaign raises funds for local charity
November 1, 2019
Springville’s Brown Art Gallery will hold the first of what will be an annual fundraiser “Art for Heart” campaign.
Springville’s Brown Art Gallery will hold the first of what will be an annual fundraiser “Art for Heart” campaign.
Venturing out into the forest to cut your own tree for the Christmas holiday season can be a great family tradition.
Nebo School District will host a presentation on how stress is changing the teenage brain on Nov. 4 at Maple Mountain High School and Nov. 18 at Spanish Fork High School.
During the cold days and frigid nights of the coming season, soaking your body in a steaming hot natural mineral spring sounds like a pretty good idea.
During National School Bus Safety Week, Oct. 21-25, Utah school districts along with city leaders and law enforcement came together to remind everyone about the importance of safety around
“You better lose yourself in the music, the moment you own it, you better never let it go… .”
These lyrics by the rapper, Eminem, have rung loud and clear in 22-year-old, Caleb Johnson’s
For this month’s “I was served” column, second grade students from Mrs. Brown’s class at Maple Ridge Elementary in Mapleton wrote down times when they were served by those around them. These
The communities of Ephraim and Manti are rural towns about eight miles apart and 100 air miles south of the Salt Lake metropolitan area. Their combined population is about 10,000 people.
What would you do if the potholes on your street were getting so large the postal truck was getting stuck in them?
You might start by going to the city offices to find out who is in charge
Brigham Young and the Mormon settlers of Utah welcomed non-Mormon people to the areas settled by the Mormons on the condition that no persecution of the Saints would take place.
Fall has fallen, making for a hefty amount of yard waste to dispose of. From leaves to branches and even yard clippings from that end-of-season lawn mowing, when all is said and done
Nebo School District Superintendent Rick Nielsen welcomed more than 50 businesses attending the South County Business Summit.
