Kaufman Anniversary on July 23
Pattie Cutler and Roger Kaufman, both from Springville,
Graduating Class of 1971 were married July 23, 2015.
Attending school and growing up in the same little town, reunite 45 years later, Roger
Check Out the Dancing Princesses, Cupcake Wars, and Lego Sculptures on Friday, June 17th
This article was written collaboratively by the Adventures in Creative Writing Class at the Spanish Fork Youth Arts Festival: Gardner Davis, Stuart Holley, Emmie Park, Amy Baird (teacher), Maggie
Art City Days Regatta at 1:30 on Saturday June 11
Saturday will be the day for the Art City Days Regatta at Bartholomew Park. The regatta is where kids and even older people (one will be built by men over 70 years old) make their boat out of du
Spanish Fork Main Street Upgraded – June 9 Update
Crews will be continuing work on the pedestrian ramps on both sides of Main Street from 300 South to 1000 North.Please use caution and follow signs indicating where sidewalks are open while
A Thousand People Gathered to Learn How to Serve Refugees in Utah County
Ever since the semi-annual women’s broadcast of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on March 26, 2016, where church members were encouraged to help local refugees, the phones at nonpr
Annual Run with the Pigs
Fatheads, Flatheads, and Four Bangers, oh my! If you were in Springville this past weekend you were likely treated to the invigorating heart thumping rumble of the hogs as they poured out of the
2016 Champion Challenge Reading Challenge
It started with one teacher issuing a simple challenge to her class to read more western novels. Now it is a city wide effort to encourage reading and introduce the rodeo to a younger generation.
Girls State candidates chosen in Springville
By Shawn SchoutenThe Springville unit of the American Legion Auxiliary is pleased to announce the candidates that will be attending Utah Girls State this year. Each year those who apply go throug
Those good ol’ British crime classics are back in style
By Debbie BalzottiI brought home “The Sussex Downs Murder” by John Bude from the library last week. Originally published in 1936, this little British detective novel is just my cup of tea. It fal
Beehive Community Spotlight: Lottie Lou Anderson
By Beehive HomesEvery community has people in it that make it great. I’m talking about salt-of-the-earth kinda people. Join us as each month as we highlight one of our own longtime members of the
