Miss Springville/Mapleton competition set for March 21
March 6, 2020
By Emily Whittle The Miss Springville/Mapleton competition is a beloved 52-year tradition in our community. Over
By Emily Whittle The Miss Springville/Mapleton competition is a beloved 52-year tradition in our community. Over
I watched Frozen II recently, and honestly, I was disappointed.
The makers of Frozen II promised the audience a redemption arc of Hans, the good guy who turned out to be the villain in the
Growing up in an LDS family means trying to always do things considered spiritually uplifting or simply spiritually safe.
This, of course, carried over into the world of entertainment
Imagine a world where you walk into any room in any building, and everything is silent.
Occasionally, you hear typing on a computer or a quiet voice whispering to another. However, the
Nebo’s young scientists demonstrated their scientific knowledge the week of Feb. 19 by sharing their projects at the Nebo School District STEM Fair.
For the past six months, Anderson Brown has been writing features on student-athletes, and as his mother, I have enjoyed watching him immerse himself in learning about other athletes and sports.
It was an exciting day for Nebo’s Advanced Learning Center students Cedar Gasser and Caleb Fausett, as they presented the final design of a new logo to Salem City.
Mt. Nebo Junior High Choir instructor, Russ Sumens, and his choir recently had the opportunity to perform for the Nebo Board of Education.
There are so many things begging for our time, yet what do we value as most important? Recently returning from a family vacation, I came to realize just how short time is. My little one is
Serve Daily is about positive and uplifting people, organizations, and events. Occasionally while working on one story we find another amazing story behind the first story.
The American Legion is an organization to support our military veterans and the Spanish Fork Post recently honored seven World War II veterans who did not return to their families in Spanish
One story often leads to another. After learning how the American Legion Post #68 came to recognize seven Spanish Fork Military Service members who never came home after World War II,
