Sons of the Utah Pioneers Mt. Nebo Chapter update
By LaRon TaylorOur January meeting was so educational and entertaining that the presenters stayed after the closing prayer to answer questions. Chris and Karen Shepherd own a huge chicken farm in
Your health from a family history perspective
Some of the most interesting and potentially helpful pieces of information you will find in researching ancestors is their cause of death and what diseases or conditions they suffered from. This
A Martyr for Christian Marriage
Saint Valentine was a third century Roman Priest, but he was not a good priest because he disobeyed the laws of the Roman Empire. This was during the reign of Aurelius Claudius Gothicus, commonly
Nebo School District honors Doug and Carol Ford, Mountain Country Foods
By Lana HiskeyNebo School District honored Doug and Carol Ford, owners of Mountain Country Foods, with the 2018 Business Educator Partnership Award at the recent Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber b
Valentine’s Day Thoughts
February 14 has become a traditional day to celebrate love and affection. This should remind us that the joy this day brings courting again the love in our life needs to be a continuous and ongoi
The Canterville Ghost haunts ALA with laughter
The ALA Theatre Department proudly presents The Canterville Ghost. The play is a comedy based on the short story by Oscar Wilde. It centers on the Otises, an American family that buys English mano
The Wonder From Down Under
By Ken WrightKaren Boothe, the newly-appointed captain of the Salem Emergency Medical Association (SEMA), took a long route to get there, but Salem is fortunate that she did. Karen was born in Au
Spring Lake couple feeds and takes care of local ducks out of retirement fund
By Arianne BrownIt is a cold, snowy day at Spring Lake, and Ron and Kris Hughes are busy chopping up lettuce, cubing bread and bagging up corn and grain. This buffet of food is prepared daily for
Family Discovery Day has something for everyone
Genealogy is one of the most popular pastimes in the United States. Once a hobby that seemed to be reserved for great-aunts or elderly cousins, people of all ages are now getting into the family
Nebo School District students competed in the “Battle of the Books” challenge
On Monday, January 28, 2019, the top two teams from each Nebo school, Payson Junior High School, Mapleton Junior High School, and Diamond Fork Junior High, met to compete in a Nebo School District