Spanish Fork Festival of Lights glows brighter every year
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.
Local Hero ‘Candy Bomber’ Speaks at Chamber of Commerce
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.”
Eureka residents honor its veterans with Appreciation Day
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.
Spanish Fork Ranger District offers Christmas tree cutting permits beginning Nov. 7
Venturing out into the forest to cut your own tree for the Christmas holiday season can be a great family tradition.
Unique getaway to Monroe easily removes you from the modern world
During the cold days and frigid nights of the coming season, soaking your body in a steaming hot natural mineral spring sounds like a pretty good idea.
Spanish Fork residents help Young Eagles soar over Manti
The communities of Ephraim and Manti are rural towns about eight miles apart and 100 air miles south of the Salt Lake metropolitan area. Their combined population is about 10,000 people.
Historic church in Springville remains gathering place for faithful
Brigham Young and the Mormon settlers of Utah welcomed non-Mormon people to the areas settled by the Mormons on the condition that no persecution of the Saints would take place.
Local female students glimpse opportunities awaiting them in aviation
Twenty young women from the Nebo School District’s Advanced Learning Center were flown by Delta Air Lines from Salt Lake to the NASA Space Center in Houston on Oct. 5.
Welcome to Evermore!
You may have heard about the medieval gothic village that exists up I-15 in Pleasant Grove. It is a real 14th century village with the architecture style you would expect. Much of it has
Why do we use pumpkin Jack-O-Lanterns during Halloween?
Why pumpkin Jack-O-Lanterns during the Halloween season, you might ask. It goes back to East England and Irish folklore about a village drunk, thief, and sinful character named Jack.