Letter to Editor: Reasons Why LED Lighting IS Superior to Fluorescent Lighting
By Irwin Brooks
I recently came across an article on the web advising readers to have second thoughts about changing their overhead fluorescent light bulbs with the new LED replacement bulbs. (ht
Obituary: Bradley Otis Horton
Bradley Otis Horton, 65, passed away Tuesday, August 16, of cancer. He was surrounded by his family, and his love for them was as obvious as was their devotion to him.He was born February 27, 195
Wildflower Art Studios named Business of the Month
By Robin Halverson
Wildflower Art Studios has been named the Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Month for August. Wildflower Art Studios is a paint-your-own pottery and
Nebo Philharmonic seeking new members
By Carolyn Sorensen
The Nebo Philharmonic Orchestra, fondly known as Nebo Phil, is seeking musicians to join its organization. Those who play orchestral instruments in any category are invited to
Central Bank recognizes Ron and Kris Hughes for selfless service at Spring Lake
By Diana Mathis
Central Bank has selected Ron and Kris Hughes to receive the Central Bank Good Citizen Award for the positive impact they’ve had in the community. Brian Hulet, manager of Central
Festival Latino americano planned Sept. 2, 3 & 5
By Abraham Hernandez
Centro Hispano has announced the 15th annual Festival Latinoamericano (Latin American Festival) will take place on Sept. 2, 3 and 5 at the Utah County Historic Courthouse Gro
As school begins, read this book about being kind to others
Author R. J. Palacio wrote the novel “WONDER” after an experience with her own children in an ice cream store. She had quickly ushered her distraught young daughter out the door when she began cr
Springville to host Family History Fair
A Journey Through Time” is the Family History Fair being held on Saturday, October 15, 2016, jointly sponsored by the Springville Family History Center and the eight Springville Stakes. It will t
The cool cats of Big Bad Voodoo Daddy bring retro swing to close summer season at SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre on Labor Day
It was the early 1990s and grunge music was all the rage, but for a group of Southern California musicians dedicated to the belief that swing was absolutely cool, it was a time to revive the jazz
State of the Spanish Fork, Salem chamber
I have been asked to give a State of the Chamber message for the Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce after just completing two full weeks of Fiesta Days, which included two nights of pyro
