Three students honored with Springville Mayor’s Recognition Award
Springville students Allie Dorman, Jon Ferrin and Dakota Pace were recently honored by Springville City’s mayor and city council with December’s Mayor Recognition Award.’Allie Dorman attends Mead
Landmark students perform mock brain surgery
Landmark High School students recently performed surgical procedures on an orange that represented a brain in Sarah Lewis’s psychology class. Students learned about different parts of the brain t
Springville Historical Society plans February lecture
Brigham Young famously said, “If I were placed on a cannibal island and given a task of civilizing its people, I should straightway build a theatre.” The pioneer settlers of Springville heeded Br
Letter to the Editor: Small gesture, big difference
The other day (December 20, 2016) at work a lady went through the line with one doughnut. Not a big purchase but she had had a long day and deserved a treat. To her dismay she could not find her
Maple Mountain High wins prestigious award
The Utah Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association announced recently that Maple Mountain High School was awarded the Director’s Cup for 4A schools in the state of Utah for the 2016-201
Payson family hopes its Drip Drop Games make it big
By Steve Southwick
Oft times popular games begin in a very small way. Back in 1883 at age 16, George Parker came up with a game of money called “Banking.” Friends and family liked it so much they
Epperson Family Chiropractic unwinds tension with gentler chiropractic technique
By Dr. Michael Epperson, D.C.
Dr. Michael Epperson, D.C., chiropractor and owner of the new Epperson Family Chiropractic, seeks to fight the negative effects of stress with a gentle chiropractic
Daylight Donuts opens in Payson
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held recently to welcome the newest member of the Payson & Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce: Daylight Donuts. The business is located at 887 E. 100 North in Pa
Naming patterns can provide hints for genealogy work
In America, families used various patterns in naming their children. Though these rules were not followed by everyone, enough people followed these naming customs that you can utilize them to get
Letter to the Editor: Tabitha’s Way Christmas community dinner
I had the great opportunity to volunteer with two of my sons at the Christmas Community Dinner held Dec. 16 at the Veterans Memorial building. This was our first time being a part of this amazing
