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Construction on the new Tabitha’s Way permanent home in Spanish Fork is underway. We were blessed to be able to purchase this property a year ago and we want to share our vision with you. This ne

By Dianne KingOn Friday, August 18, at 6:00 p.m. the Springville Senior Center (65 E. 200 S.; 801-489-8738) will be pleased to host a brother-and-sister team, Tim O’Collins and Tara Winward, who

By April JamesI heard a quote once that said, “Some people dream big dreams, others wake up and make them happen.” I’m a big thinker. I’m not afraid to dream big. I believe that we all have it wi

By Bryce WalkerAmerican Leadership Academy in Spanish Fork is nearing completion on their new Fine Arts Center and Practice Gym.The new 18,000 square foot building located next to the stadium wil

Farrel Dee CraigA great man, Farrel Dee Craig, 79, died July 16, 2017 at home in Santaquin, Utah. He passed from a three month illness that affected his lungs. He was born March 15, 1938 in Santa

By Heather BowersParents of teens with autism can now access a proven social skills group that improves teens’ ability to make friends.Kids On The Move (KOTM) now offers the first Program for the

Peggy Sue EllsworthPeggy Sue Ellsworth Case was a gentle, loving, and whimsical soul who was much more likely to love people than judge them. She was a talented graphic arts designer pursuing a d

By Kenneth VaughnDoyle Hess, a paralyzed Vietnam veteran, confined to a wheelchair for the past 16 years needs an Action Track Electric Off-Road Wheelchair to expand his outdoor accessibility.The

By Janice HelmickKarden Devenish and his family had a plan to go to Oregon to view the total eclipse of the sun on August 21. Karden though it would be great to try his hand at deep sea fishing w

Celebrating 2 years together July 23, 2017.Roger and Pattie grew up in Springville and went through school together – SHS Red Devils Class of 1971. After losing two Spouses each, they re-connecte

When you walk into the Strap Tank Brewing Company in Springville you feel like you’ve gone back in time into an old bike shop with huge exposed wood beams, big metal pillars, and an industrial fe