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Winners of the National FFA Agricultural Communications Career Development Event were announced recently at the annual awards banquet. The event was held in conjunction with the 89th National FFA

Not only was building an Enoch-style Zion a core part of the mission of the early LDS Church as we saw last time, our leaders made it very clear in the mid-1800s that building Zion was a central

In the summer I wrote about the amazing aspen forests and their family root system. In the fall we see the colors of the aspen groves as eye candy that we rush out to photograph each year. Now, a

Due to huge local customer support and the need for more space to meet customer needs, White Feather Rocks has purchased the building at 33 W. Main in Santaquin and will be moving its business th

RootsTech 2017 has announced that Brigham Young University football head coach Kalani Sitake, popular LDS youth speaker Hank Smith and former NFL football player and now Philadelphia TV news anch

By Lt. Matt Johnson
Spanish Fork City Police Department
As we enjoy the lovely fall weather, I would like to ask you to look ahead to the Christmas season. The Spanish Fork and Salem City police

The more-than-230 people who attended the first Springville Family History Fair on Oct. 15 at the Hobble Creek Stake Center had a delightful time and learned new concepts in genealogical research

Utah Valley University’s Ana Raga and Justine Lauer are leading the way for the Wolverine women’s golf team after two rounds of play at the SCU Colby Invitational, as the duo sits in a tie for 11

The 2016 WAC Women’s Soccer Tournament bracket was released today by the conference office and the Wolverines have earned the No. 4 seed and will take on fifth-seeded New Mexico State in a first

Our loving sister, aunt and friend to so many passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, at the age of 100.Ora Marie Houtz was born on May 10, 1916, in Provo, Utah, to Ira Houtz