Chairbound Sportsman Organization celebrates end of year with hunts for disabled
The Chairbound Sportsman Organization, following a successful annual Christmas Dinner on Dec. 7, held its last ram sheep hunt on Dec. 14.
The Chairbound Sportsman Organization, following a successful annual Christmas Dinner on Dec. 7, held its last ram sheep hunt on Dec. 14.
January is the coldest month of the year in Utah, and it is a wonderful time for a change of scenery and a visit to a tropical jungle.
Annually, when the calendar rolls around to a new year, I am reminded of asking my parents if I would live to the year 2000.
As one calendar year ends and another begins, it is typical to look back to consider what has passed as we move into a new year.
We are blessed with four seasons to entertain us during the year. Winter is
a cool season (pun intended) because it has some unique features for us to think about and appreciate.
How about taking a Christmas cruise this year? Doesn’t that sound like fun? Yes, it does, and you don’t have to go far, and you don’t have to spend a lot of money for a great experience.
The city and businesses of Salem have their own spectacular Christmas display on and around the pond the town was originally named for.
For the past few years Allegiant Airlines has served Provo out of the TAC Air building that was never designed to be an airline terminal.
The Festival of lights has become one the largest and most family affordable holiday events in Utah, and it is right here in Spanish Fork.
One of our most famous citizens, Gal Halvorsen, is known in this country as the “Candy Bomber” and to the kids of Berlin from the fall of 1948 to the spring of 1949 as “Uncle Wiggly Wings.”
Veterans Appreciation Day in Eureka was Nov. 2. Sponsored by the Tintic Elks Lodge #711, it was the largest and most successful they ever held.
Venturing out into the forest to cut your own tree for the Christmas holiday season can be a great family tradition.
