Chair-bound sportsman prepare for new fishing trips
Kenneth Vaughn of the Chairbound Sportsman Organization has announced they now have a 24-foot pontoon boat with a new Yamaha 80 four-stroke motor for
Kenneth Vaughn of the Chairbound Sportsman Organization has announced they now have a 24-foot pontoon boat with a new Yamaha 80 four-stroke motor for
On the other side of Soldiers Summit, 10 miles past Price on Highway 6, a left turn at the Wellington Miller Chevron station and
As I have said many times before, the part of this job that I love is meeting interesting people in interesting places. This proved
The Chairbound Sportsman Organization of Springville has been arranging hunting and fishing events for the physically handicapped for 10 years and I have covered
In studying the pioneer history of Nine Mile Canyon Shadrach (sometimes spelled Shedrach or Shedrack), commonly known as “Shed” Lunt is credited with being
We are fortunate in Utah County that unlike other places we see in the national news, our local cemeteries were open for public visitation
It is almost forgotten history that during World War II 425,871 prisoners of war were brought to the United States and housed in 686
Research into the World War II German POW Camp in Salina turned into a larger and equally fascinating story of the values and ethics
Did you know that landlocked Spanish Fork has a lighthouse? Yes, it does.
It is a monument to the first Icelandic emigrants to the United States, who settled in Spanish Fork. Between 1855 and 1914, 410 Icelanders immigrated to Utah.
Pondering the meaning of normal brought me to the reality of the current challenges to our world during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dave Anderson is the Community and Economic Development Director for Spanish Fork City and he is obviously doing a good job at negotiating new brand name businesses to come to town.
During the Little Warriors fund raising event on Feb. 22 my wife and I were amazed at the entertainment provided by the Payson Junior High School Jazz Band.
