John Taylor: Champion for Zion
During my first four decades as a member of the LDS Church, the only thing I could remember about President John Taylor was that he was in the room when Joseph Smith was martyred. Nothing else st
Wiggy Wash holds ground breaking ceremony for new location
The Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce that Wiggy Wash will be opening a second Spanish Fork location some time this year. The groundbreaking ceremony was held on
Alan and Carol Curtis named parade grand marshals
Springville residents Alan and Carol Curtis have been named grand marshals of the 2017 Art City Days Grand Parade. The parade will begin at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 10, and travel down 400 South
South Utah Valley Animal Shelter receives $20,000 grant from Petco Foundation
By Carrie Ward
South Utah Valley Animal Shelter has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Petco Foundation to support its lifesaving efforts to adopt out healthy, vaccinated, spayed and neutered
We hear ourselves in our name: Americans!
Type the word “America” into Google Images and your screen fills up with images of the red, white and blue flag that identifies us worldwide.Wikipedia, that all-free internet encyclopedia, report
Spanish Fork Self-Storage holds groundbreaking
Spanish Fork City and surrounding areas are growing by leaps and bounds, and the need for quality storage units is apparent. So, on April 11, the groundbreaking ceremony for Spanish Fork Self-Sto
MMHS state science champions for third year in a row
Nebo School District’s Maple Mountain High School science students are state champions for the third year in a row.Teacher Kyle Miller said, “We’re kind of excited over here in science land. Thes
Salem Hills FFA member gets national attention for his pheasant business
By Matt BrechwaldIsaac Evans, a Salem Hills High School FFA member and the recipient of an FFA grant, was recently featured on the agricultural podcast “Off-Farm Income.”Matt Brechwald, the host
Legion announces Girls’ State winners
These outstanding high school juniors were interviewed and passed with flying colors with their knowledge of the processes of government. Thus, they will be attending Girls’ State in June in Ceda
MMHS welding team plans Fix It Saturday
The Maple Mountain High School SkillsUSA club needs the public’s help to send its Welding Fabrication Team back to Louisville, Kentucky, for the National Competition for the fifth year in a row.