Less than a two-hour drive from south Utah County you can find one of the largest annual migrations of Snow Geese in the United States. From Mid-February to Mid-March an estimated 20,000 Snow Gee
By Joe Capell
Parents aren’t allowed to have sick days.Parents can’t just call in and say, “Sorry, I’m not feeling well so I’m not going to be able to parent today.” You can’t say, “Sorry kids, I
The Springville Museum of Art has a new exhibition celebrating the driving of the Golden Spike in Utah called All Aboard.The kid-friendly exhibition was created in connection with Spike150 and th
The Spanish Fork/Salem Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for its newest member, Coin Crazy. The celebration included enjoying the variety of fun and games offered at the fun center.Check
Amidst the rollercoaster weather of winter-turned-springtime in Utah, spring will eventually break — or at the very least, there will be spring break. During the week of April 1-5, the local publi
By Lana Hiskey
Nebo School District Title VI Indian Education hosted its annual Native American Winter Festival at Larsen Elementary on February 28, 2019.James Singer was the keynote speaker and
The Payson boys’ basketball team made an impressive run in this year’s 4A state basketball tournament.A number 2 seed in its bracket, Payson defeated Hurricane soundly on February 22.Payson advan
Dr. Jay H. Buckley, professor of history at Brigham Young University, will speak on Wednesday, March 6, at 6:00 p.m. at the Springville Senior Center (65 E. 200 S.). His topic is “Fur Trade Cross
The 1930s were a time of great entertainment, cultural experiences and new inventions. However, hidden in the shadows of many of these developments was also a source of hidden prejudice among the
The NRA Foundation has awarded the Utah Scholastic Clay Target Program (Utah SCTP, also known by UTYESS) a combination of grants totaling $41,846 to help fund youth shooting sports throughout the
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