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After several years of inactivity there is new interest in reestablishing an active Boy Scout Troop at the Springville Presbyterian Church.

The Nebo Title VI Native American Indian Program recently held their 5th Annual Leadership Day for their junior high and high school students and administration.
Naat’áánii in the Navajo

The Springville High School band received Outstanding Color Guard and Second Place at the Nebo Tournament of Bands.

A haircut and a shave. Those two things can make all the difference in how a man feels about himself, if just for a moment.
That’s why Mersadies Reber, owner at The Fellas Chop Shop

This survey is administered every other year to students in grades 6, 8, 10 and 12 across Utah and asks questions about health, including drug use, mental health and suicide, gang

Dude we just won! We just won! We just won state! Emilee Nicholls said to teammate and best friend, Megan Mayo. The two hugged in celebration of a goal that they had set earlier this year.

Especially for Athletes founder Dustin Smith spoke to the student athletes of Salem Hills and their parents about the importance of being an example in their schools, families

Springville Future Farmers of America recently had their opening social and parent meeting.

Miss Utah, Dexonna Talbot, took time to visit various Nebo schools recently.

The Pioneer Museum, sponsored by the Springville-Mapleton Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Company, is located at 175 South, Main Street in the old Carnegie Library Building.

Spanish Fork City will hold a groundbreaking ceremony of the city’s second fire station, Station 62, on Oct. 2 at 12 p.m. at 2635 East Canyon Road in Spanish Fork.

At the request of its residents, and a strong grassroots effort, the Santaquin City Council is sponsoring a proposed Recreation and Aquatics Center on the November 2019 ballot.