ALA Teacher of the Month
By Stephanie Chingas
Mrs. Loraine Hanson is the Teacher of the Month at American Leadership Academy.
Hanson has been teaching at ALA for 10 years. She has her Master’s Degree in Math and teaches
In Our Back Yard: Skyline Drive
Skyline Drive, as the name implies, is a road atop the high plateau and ridge lines of the Wasatch mountain range in central Utah. It is a graded gravel road suitable for passenger cars when the
My Story Matters is just getting started
By Amy ChandlerMy Story Matters is dedicated to seeking out and sharing stories of the heroes around us. In our short six years, we’ve told 2,000 stories and we’re just getting started! My Story
Calendar changes affect genealogists
By Ginny AckersonDid you know that the calendar we use is not the same calendar that your ancestors used? Have you run into dates in your research that just don’t make sense? It may be because of
Learn more to rescue more at Springville Family History Center
The Springville Family History Center, 415 S. 200 E., is offering upcoming classes in July.On Thursday, July 19, at 7 p.m. Basic Research in England will be taught by Nick Cronk.On Thursdays, Aug
Renegades and Rebels takes fresh look at American history
Harley riding history buff and popular TV personality Stan Ellsworth says that freedom “is the hope of every human heart and the birthright of every American.” He believes those of us who enjoy t
Chairbound Fisherman; Young and Older
Whether you’re 12 or 54, life in a wheelchair obviously has its challenges and even more so if you want to go fishing. To provide wheelchair access for fishing the Utah Chairbound Sportsman Organ
Spanish Fork teen crowned Miss Amazing Junior Teen Queen
By Deborah GoodmanSpanish Fork resident, fourteen-year-old Ashlyn Jackman, was crowned Utah’s Miss Amazing Junior Teen Queen on April 14 of this year in Bountiful. The pageant promotes self-estee
TURN celebrates 4th of July early with BBQ and service project
TURN Community Services’ Spanish Fork Center for the Arts opened in 2014 and has been a safe and inviting place for adults with disabilities to learn and grow with a focus on becoming artists! Th
Stroke, the end of “Life as You Know It”
By Ken WrightRecently, my wife was cleaning out the house of a loved one in preparation for sale after it was determined the owner would need to move to an assisted-care facility. During this, she
