By Sarah LeavittFor the past seven years, the Payson City Employee Wellness Program has hosted a community event called the Pay It Forward 5K/1 Mile Challenge. This year the event will be held Ma
Congratulations to the Springville High School Red Devils boys basketball team for winning the state championship game on March 4 in Ogden. The game was a nail-biter that went to overtime twice,
Just don’t freeze up, respond with confidence to a threat is the advice of a new program being offered for women in our community. This program is the result of actual events in the life of Karen
By Miriam Hawkes BoatrightAbout 100 people participated in a community service project at Payson’s City Center banquet hall on March 25 for needy newborns in Utah County.Seventy-one blankets were
During the last week of March, Nebo School District held its Captains Academy Spring Session on leadership and sportsmanship. The Captains Academy is held three times a year for students who hold
Serve Daily Giveaway
Welcome to the April 2017 giveaway. A lucky winner will be selected on April 27th for what may seem like an endless amount of deliciousness at Bam Bams BBQ.This giveaway is s
Francis William “Bill” Shepherd was born Sept. 29, 1953, in Nephi, Utah, to Francis William “Scott” and Mary Anderson Shepherd. He died March 2, 2017, in Eureka, Utah, after many years of poor he
Lorene Moore, president of the Payson & Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce, was on hand at recent Santaquin and Payson city council meetings as they both renewed their commitment to supportin
By Carol Hurst
Family history classes are taught on Mondays from 10 a.m. to noon at the Springville Family History Center. Each class includes one hour of class time and one hour of hands-on work
The Miss Springville/Mapleton and Miss Hobble Creek 2017 pageant was held March 25 at Springville High School. The year’s theme was “She Sets the City on Fire.” Nine talented contestants compet
By Jessica Awbrey
Julie found Circles Utah Valley in September of 2014 as a single mother with three children. After losing their rental home in an electrical fire, Julie and her kids experienced
Shae Oberg Walker passed away March 28, 2017, after a courageous battle with cancer. Shae was born May 11, 1961, to Robert and Willetta Kotter Oberg. She was raised in Genola and attended school
