Speak, Snack and Socialize! Toastmasters Open House January 20th

Does public speaking terrify or excite you? Public speaking is reported to be the number one fear of over 70% of the population – which means that if the very thought of it leaves you lightheaded and nauseous, you are not alone! Perhaps you’re in the lucky minority of those who love to get in […]
Mayor Wright Welcomes New Council Members

As Mayor, I would like to thank all the candidates who campaigned for the three open seats for the Payson City Council. Tyler Moore, Anne Moss, Brian Hulet, Ryan Rowley, Teancum Clark, Kirk Beecher, Carl Brines, Easton Brady, and Lacee Smith all ran a very professional campaign. I would like to congratulate Anne Moss, […]
Santaquin City Bike 4 Kidz Event

For the second year in a row Santaquin City has participated in the FB4K Free Bikes 4 Kidz event where 18 youth from four Santaquin Elementary Schools received free bikes. The event was coordinated by Mayor Dan Olson, Council member Jeff Siddoway, Miss Santaquin team, Santaquin resident Michael Romero, and supported by Santaquin Community Services […]
Expressing Gratitude Through Service

One of my favorite quotes is “A grateful heart is a magnet for miracles,” by author Jane Fuller who went on to say that “Most people don’t leverage gratefulness to its fullest potential.” Gratitude is a feeling, and putting that feeling in action is service. Gratitude is the acknowledging of what you have. Service is […]
Springville Museum of Art Showcases Diverse Local Talent in Spiritual & Religious Art Exhibition

The Springville Museum of Art is thrilled to announce the 37th Annual Spiritual & Religious Art of Utah exhibition, on display until Jan. 10, 2024. This exhibition showcases over 200 works of art created by local artists and celebrates the diversity of spiritual and religious beliefs within our community. These thought-provoking pieces were selected through […]
Springville Kiwanis Club Annual Food Drive & Sub-for-Santa Project Needs You

The Springville Kiwanis Club is working with community and business leaders to prepare for the annual Food Drive/Sub-4-Santa Project on December 9, 2023, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the old Springville gym behind the Museum at 26 E. 400 S., Springville. With the support and generosity of Springville residents for over 30 years, […]
RSVP AmeriCorps Seniors: Empowering Seniors to Make a Lasting Impact in Communities

In the heart of Utah County, a group of local heroes quietly but steadfastly shapes our community for the better. More than 250 senior volunteers donated more than 15,800 hours last year as RSVP volunteers. The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP), an AmeriCorps Seniors initiative launched over five decades ago, empowers individuals aged 55 […]
Local organization aiming to help homeless population this winter

During the coldest months of the year, the homeless population of Utah struggles to survive. The most recent Point in Time count in Utah, which is conducted by End Utah Homelessness, found that a statewide one-night count identified 3,687 homeless in January 2023. This number has been steadily rising along with the number of Utahns […]
Springville Museum of Art Presents: ‘The Most Noble Subject: Artists, Muses, and Inspiration in the Gail Miller and Kim Wilson Collection’

Discover Unveiled Masterpieces of Utah and Danish Art Spanning Generations Springville, Utah. The Springville Museum of Art is thrilled to announce its upcoming exhibition, “The Most Noble Subject: Artists, Muses, and Inspiration in the Gail Miller and Kim Wilson Collection.” This captivating exhibit will grace the museum’s galleries from November 15, 2023, to March 16, […]
Springville Utah FamilySearch Center

As the end of the year approaches, the Springville Utah FamilySearch Center is close to celebrating its first birthday. In the past months we have helped thousands of people with their family history projects. Have you ever wondered how to start researching your ancestors and enjoying the stories, documents and photos that others have already […]