Guest Op-Ed: Mike Lee versus the music cronies
By Robert Bell, Utah-based small business ownerThe music mafia is running wild and it’s up to Sen. Mike Lee to put them in their place.Throughout the state and across the country, small businesse
State Farm hosts free Salem BBQ
Colt Sampson State Farm is hosting their 3rd Annual Free Salem BBQ this Saturday in honor of Salem Days right after the parade. Everyone is invited and we can’t wait to see you all there.
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Springville welcomes Sleep On It Mattress Co.
By Shirlene JordanThe Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Sleep On It Mattress Co. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 14, 2018. Their opening brings with it great hope and exciteme
Neurofeedback transforms the lives of Utah residents
By Jesse KingEvery time Jessica Harper, the owner of Aspen Valley Counseling in Orem, got in her car, she knew she was going to miss the entrance of wherever she was going. So, without fail, a ch
Payson Community Theater celebrates 50 years
By Richard LindseyPayson Community Theater is 50 years old this year. This makes PCT the oldest, continuously running community theater in the state.To celebrate this event, we are calling on for
Rex Kocherhans Starts New Season of Sunday Concert Series
The Sunday Concert Series on August 19, sponsored by the Springville Arts Commission, will feature baritone, Rex Kocherhans and friends. Performances are held at the Springville Museum of Art sta
Local teen wins national rodeo honors
By Deborah GoodmanClayson Hutchings, 17, fourth-generation Springville native and son of George and Julie Hutchings, won second place in the Saddle Bronc category at the National High School Rode
Springville kids tour Taiwan with dance group
By Deborah GoodmanThree young Springville residents participated in a dance group invited by the Cultural Affairs Bureau of Taiwan to perform in July at the largest folk festival in Asia. The pre
The Mt. Nebo Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers celebrates the Revolution
By LaRon TaylorThe Mt. Nebo Chapter of the Sons of Utah Pioneers enjoyed an amazing evening with their wives and guests during their monthly meeting in June. The meal was wonderful and Mike Rose
More on calendar changes and how they affect genealogists
Because Canada started out as a French colony then was ruled by England, their calendar dates are quite confusing. They followed the Gregorian calendar from 1605 – 13 Oct 1710. They reverted to J