Nebo Hosts Native American Winter Festival
By Lana Hiskey
Nebo School District Title VI Indian Education hosted its annual Native American Winter Festival at Larsen Elementary on February 28, 2019.James Singer was the keynote speaker and
Payson boys advance in state basketball tournament for first time in years.
The Payson boys’ basketball team made an impressive run in this year’s 4A state basketball tournament.A number 2 seed in its bracket, Payson defeated Hurricane soundly on February 22.Payson advan
Jay Buckley to lecture on Utah’s fur trade
Dr. Jay H. Buckley, professor of history at Brigham Young University, will speak on Wednesday, March 6, at 6:00 p.m. at the Springville Senior Center (65 E. 200 S.). His topic is “Fur Trade Cross
Park Elementary Student Leaders welcomed community leaders
Park Elementary is a Leader in Me school. Park was one of the first Leader in Me schools, and this was their Eighth Annual Leadership Day celebration. The students, faculty, and staff study and p
Kindergarten registration moved to summer
Kindergarten registration, traditionally held in March, will be moved to the summer and combined with grades 1st -12th. More detailed information regarding summer registration for K-6th will be s
Nebo School Board honors 2019 Sterling Scholars
The Nebo School Board of Education honors each high school’s sterling scholars. Following is a list of our outstanding students. Congratulations on succeeding in academics. Nebo is proud of you N
Is history set to repeat itself? Local YA author gives a unique look into the 1930s
The 1930s were a time of great entertainment, cultural experiences and new inventions. However, hidden in the shadows of many of these developments was also a source of hidden prejudice among the
Springville FFA wins at area contest
By Ashley TruscottSpringville competed at the area contest on Monday, January 28, in Heber, Utah. Several FFA members were able to compete in several contests, and all did very well!Springville w
The NRA foundation has awarded $41,000 to the Utah Scholastic Clay Target Program
The NRA Foundation has awarded the Utah Scholastic Clay Target Program (Utah SCTP, also known by UTYESS) a combination of grants totaling $41,846 to help fund youth shooting sports throughout the
Merit hosts dinner for Mtulu, its sister school in Kenya
By Kristi GilbertFriday, March 1, Merit High School is hosting a benefit dinner and performance to raise funds for our Kenyan sister school, Mtulu. In 2011, Merit College Preparatory Academy adop
