ALA Teacher of the Month: Ian Mounteer

American Leadership Academy welcomes and Congratulates Ian Mounteer as September’s Teacher of the Month.

‘s Teacher of the Month.

This is Mr. Mounteer’s first year teaching. He graduated from BYU in

Additional sources for LDS ancestors

For people with Latter Day Saint ancestors, there are many records available to help you with your family tree. In FamilySearch, there are two comprehensive articles (Tracing LDS Ancestors and Tr

Frank’s Elk Hunt

Frank Snyder grew up as an avid outdoorsman with a passion for hunting and fishing. He had a trophy elk head on his living room wall that he shot near Vernal, Utah. The family called the elk “Igo

In Our Back Yard: Buckhorn Wash

Interesting and little-known history from the Cold War, dinosaur tracks, prehistoric Indian pictographs, and outlaw Matt Warner’s inscription are all part of an easy gravel road drive in the spec

Pole Creek Fire Heliport

The Spanish Fork Airport played a major role in fighting and controlling the Pole Creek and Bald Mountain fires. You may have seen and heard the helicopters coming and going from our local airpor

The strength of the team at Diamond Fork

“The Strength of the Team is the Team” is the theme for Diamond Fork Junior High School this year. Adopted from the Utah Jazz national basketball team, “The Strength of the Team is the Team” has

Slice-A-Pizza hitting the road

Slice-A-Pizza has been a local favorite since the 1980s. Slice lovers have followed the family-owned restaurant from Orem, to Mapleton, to Spanish Fork. Now, the Stevenson family hopes to provide