Patrick and Heidi Monney named 2019 Citizens of the Year
By Shirlene JordanThe Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce is happy to announce that Patrick and Heidi Monney are our 2019 Citizens of the Year.Heidi Groneman Monney was born May 4, 1972, in
My Story Matters: We love our interns
By Alina Hubbard for My Story MattersOne of my favorite experiences with My Story Matters was helping to organize an event for children of migrant workers. They had been in the United States for
Springville FFA begins Sub 4 Santa fundraising
By Ashley TruscottChristmas time is a very busy time of the year. And Springville FFA was busy preparing for the Golden Angels and families they buy Christmas gifts for. This year the chapter was
Salem Elementary students delighted the Nebo School Board of Education
Salem Elementary Principal Coral Lee Findlay thanked the Nebo School Board of Education for the opportunity to present some of the highlights at Salem Elementary at the January board meeting. Tra
Pepsi Cola Springville named 2019 Business of the Year
By Shirlene JordanThe Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce is honored to give our 2019 Business of the Year award to Pepsi Cola Springville.They have been a long time member of our chamber an
Youth shooters defeat local police in a shootoff; make donation to fallen officer’s family
The Skyline X youth shotgun shooting team took on several of the area’s police, first responders and Veterans over the weekend, claiming victory with an average score of 88 to the officers’ score
Sports Performance Academy aims to keep the whole family fit
The new Sports Performance Academy in Spanish Fork hopes to be a “safe, clean, cook, sheik place for individuals and families to come have fun and be healthy,” said the gym’s co-owner Devin Shaw.
Protect Medicaid expansion from repeal
By Matt Slonaker, Executive Director of Utah Health Policy ProjectOn November 6th, Utah voters passed Proposition 3 and finally put to rest a years-long debate. Voters choose to fully expand the
Utah Scholastic Clay Target Program raises $318K for youth shotgun shooting sports in 2018
In 2018, the Utah Scholastic Clay Target Program (Utah SCTP) raised $318,831.73 for youth shotgun shooting sports throughout the state. The majority of these funds are held in endowment accounts
KSL Teacher Feature honors Nebo teacher Gaylynn Parker
Nebo educator, Gaylynn Parker, former teacher at Spanish Fork Junior High and current teacher at Payson High School, was honored for her accomplishments with the Zion’s Bank and KSL’s NewsRadio T
