Schools – Captain’s academy
Luckily, before the Coronavirus, Nebo student athletic leaders and captains from junior high and high schools gathered for a Spring Captain’s Academy in March at the Nebo School District
Schools – Grants
One fundraising effort is the annual “Green Fever” golf tournament that helps fund these various grants throughout the year.The “Green Fever” tournament is postponed until Aug. 31.
A Lighthouse Awaits in Our Backyard
Did you know that landlocked Spanish Fork has a lighthouse? Yes, it does.
It is a monument to the first Icelandic emigrants to the United States, who settled in Spanish Fork. Between 1855 and 1914, 410 Icelanders immigrated to Utah.
In uncertain times, viewpoints may differ but sense of community remains strong
Recently, I ventured out to the store to buy some much needed items that I wasn’t able to purchase online. And, like many of you, I was met with a strange sight and accompanying feeling.
Tabitha’s Way needs volunteers and donations in wake of pandemic
Tabitha’s Way is a food pantry based out of Utah County that provides food, essential items and services to those in need. And according to food pantry manager, Becky Robinson, the virus has
A Birthday Parade for Ron
Ron Stewart of Payson stepped out his front door on April 3 and headed across the street to his daughter’s home. It was Stewart’s 92 birthday, and due to social distancing restrictions
Noah’s Trail
The trail is named “Noah” for Noah Talley, formerly of Elkridge, who died from suicide in 2016 at the age of 20. According to his mother, Wendy Giddings, her son loved to ride his bike.
Isolation creates even greater need to ‘get back to nature’
Now, with COVID-19 causing cancellations nationwide, many look to the outdoors for a break. Parents report the uncertainty and loneliness of quarantine has left many children feeling anxious
Help lines offer support for those struggling
As COVID-19 continues to play a role in lives and livelihoods it is important to know that there are many resources available in the community to support mental health needs.
Foundation makes donation to assist struggling families during Coronavirus crisis
The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation recently donated $40,000 to help Community Action Services and Food Bank assist residents with emergency food, shelter, and housing during the COVID-19