By Arianne BrownOn November 6, the Professional Bull Riders presented former rodeo cowboy and world champion, Lewis Field with the coveted, Ty Murray Top Hand Award that is given to athletes who
When Sarah and James Wills moved to Springville from Holliday two and a half years ago, they had no idea the treasures they’d uncover, both physical treasures and the prize of community support a
By Sheryl ThomasCapital Community Bank has kicked off its annual Choose Your Charity Contest, which allows individuals and families to help CCBank make a difference in the community by nominating
December is a busy month with so much to do. We find ourselves involved with school and church events, community programs, Christmas shopping and package mailing. We have a lot to do and our dail
By Andra Cefalo
The Payson Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce congratulates November’s Business of the month White Feather Rocks which is located in Santaquin. White Feather Rocks started busines
Congratulations to Matt Wendell, American Leadership Academy Teacher of the Month for December.
the Month for December.
This is Mr. Wendell’s first year at ALA. He teaches Band, Jazz Band, and Drum
The Nebo Education Foundation meets each month at 7:00 a.m. to discuss submitted educational grant proposals for students in Nebo School District. One of the goals of the foundation is to fund wor
By Shannon M. Acor
I think there have been times we have all felt sad, lonely, and perhaps even hopeless. For many, those feelings are situational and as soon as the stressful situation ends so d
By Ginny Ackerson
Shortly after the funeral of your recently deceased relative, you are invited to help to clear and pack up their house. There are many boxes of papers along with the furniture,
Duke’s Jewelers, a Springville Main Street staple, just celebrated their 70th anniversary this fall. Richard Holmes has been the owner since 1979, when he took over for his grandparents, Mel and
The Springville Museum of Art is celebrating thirty-three years of the Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah exhibition now until mid-January. Five hundred entries were submitted and only 186 were
An internship program at Nebo’s Advanced Learning Center has been helping High School Students try out career paths and prepare for the future.This semester, 147 students from 5 area high schools
