Learning about Payson history through old tintype
By Stephen ParsonsContinued from last month:
As we continue to follow the clues of the photo, we begin to establish a time period for the image. We have the photo from last month showing the view
By Stephen ParsonsContinued from last month:
As we continue to follow the clues of the photo, we begin to establish a time period for the image. We have the photo from last month showing the view
By Local CheddarLulu’s Crafty Corner in Payson is opening soon, and what better way to kick things off than with an entertaining evening of crafting benefiting the American Cancer Society? Lulu’s
When your air conditioner or furnace dies, you find yourself facing some quick, perhaps difficult, decisions. You want to avoid scam artists who know how to turn your practicality against you.“Em
By Bryce WalkerAmerican Leadership Academy held its commencement ceremony on Wednesday, May 25. Principal Shad Stevens said he had truly bonded with this graduating class. As part of his tribute
By Bryce WalkerOn Monday, May 23, American Leadership Academy presented its spring Dual Immersion celebration. Principal Paul Carpenter conducted the event. The auditorium was filled to standing
In its 31st year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with USA TODAY High School Sports, has announced Aidan Dayton of Maple Mountain High Sc
By A.J. RoundsDo you know the story of responsibility?You and I are part of the story; so are children, parents, teachers, workers, business owners, politicians and everyone else. Whatever your r
By Steven MoneyThe Diamond Fork Riding Club, in conjunction with the Utah Elks, recently hosted its fourth annual Ride of Honor at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds. This yearly event celebrates veter
The Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade abortion decision was based on a lie with millions of babies aborted/killed since. Bengasi was not a terrorist attack but the cause of a little-heard video – lie by
Over the last 16 installments, we have reviewed the history of the LDS Church’s efforts to build a real, live Zion society in the Territory of Utah. Much was accomplished in their 40-year effort
With every pregnancy, I crave something different. With my first daughter, it was Lucky Charms. With my second daughter, it was cinnamon rolls. With my son, it was pizza. I could not get enough p
The Springville Museum of Art and Central Bank are pleased to announce the opening of “Three-Mile Radius” and “Glimpses of Springville.” These exhibitions both focus on artists working in Springv
