Spanish Fork Arts Council Presents Mini Masterpieces
The Spanish Fork Arts Council has a new visual arts show called Mini Masterpieces, and it is inviting everyone to see what the event is all about. Mini Masterpieces is a community art show for all ages funded by the Recreation, Arts, and Parks Program (RAP grant), in collaboration with the Spanish Fork Chamber of […]
Oasis Art and Learning Center in Springville offers experiences for all abilities
In July of 2019, TURN Community services opened “Oasis Art and Learning Center” at 451 S. Main St. in Springville. Oasis serves as a weekday gathering place and education center for people with developmental disabilities to learn new skills and create together. Oasis was established to serve individuals in south Utah County, from communities such […]
Springville Historical Society Seeks Help
In preparation for the 100th Annual Art Salon, the Museum of Art is spearheading the effort to digitize all of the Springville High School yearbooks that have been printed. The process is well underway, but many volumes are missing. If you would like to donate to the Springville Historical Society, or loan one of the […]
52nd Annual Utah All-State High School Art Show on Display
The 52nd Annual Utah All-State High School Art Show is on display now at the Springville Museum of Art. Stunning works from 11th and 12th graders from all high schools across the state competed in this highly competitive juried show. Each high school, whether public, private or homeschooled, are given an allotment to be submitted […]
Catching Kids Before They Fall, Preventing Suicide, Empowering Heroes
Have you ever wondered how to turn kids into the heroes of their own stories? Well, after teaching thousands of kids for the past 15 years, I have developed a roadmap for you – it’s called the Hope Hero’s Compass! Here are the directions: 1. Connection: Start with a big smile, throw in a high […]
Evolving Through Self-Awareness: A Transformative Approach to 2024
As each new year dawns, our thoughts naturally turn to New Year’s resolutions. Common aspirations like exercising more, eating healthier, or better managing finances often come to mind. However, these goals frequently fade as the year progresses, leading us back into our old habits and away from the positive changes we had hoped to achieve. […]
Spanish Fork Rotary Club Supports Landmark High School’s Nebo Pantry
O It is a wonderful time of year for giving, and the Spanish Fork Rotarians are always focused on looking for ways to serve our community. Recently, we collected donations for the Nebo School District’s Nebo Pantry and were able to provide coats, hygiene items and food at our visit to Landmark High School on […]
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 […]
