Cold water dangers rise as temperatures drop
Safety tips to help recreators stay safe this winter season With temperatures dropping rapidly across Utah, the Division of Outdoor Recreation (DOR) and the Division of State Parks are urging those who continue to boat, fish, hunt and recreate on or near the water to take extra precautions. Cold water immersion can be deadly, even […]
The Food And Care Coalition: Providing Comprehensive Services to Address Poverty and Homelessness in Utah County
In Utah County, the Food and Care Coalition stands as a beacon of hope for those experiencing poverty and homelessness. Recently, the Coalition reached an extraordinary milestone by serving its 3 millionth meal. This is a powerful testament to the coalition’s decades-long commitment to nourishing both body and spirit. Its mission, however, extends far beyond […]
Teen Shares Love of Dance with Others Amid Injury and Chronic Pain Diagnosis
For Madi Cloward, dance has always been more than a hobby — it’s been home. Growing up dancing at Charisma Dance Studio in Springville, where her mom, Dena Cloward, serves as artistic director, Madi has spent nearly her whole life surrounded by music, movement, and a deep love for dance. However, at age 16, everything […]
Pledge to Be American with Me
My name is Randy Cooper, I am a local Utah County resident and I am the creator of the Pledge to BE AMERICAN campaign and podcast. As part of my campaign, I am inviting every American to voluntarily make a personal pledge to “BE AMERICAN” by individually committing to do the following: 1. Respect all […]
A local community member’s powerful recovery journey
Paul Wayman first came across Captain Your Story while he was in prison. The Flyer that outlined a curriculum geared toward taking ownership of your past to create a positive future, piqued his interest. He decided to sign up and check it out, even though he was initially doubtful. It all seemed too good to […]
Fresh, Local, and Delicious: Nebo Students Enjoy Sweet Corn on the Cob—With More to Come!
Students across the Nebo School District got a delicious surprise this fall when the Nebo Child Nutrition team partnered with local Harward Farms to serve up fresh, sweet corn on the cob—picked straight from the field. The special lunch day was a huge hit, with participation numbers soaring as students eagerly lined up for the […]
2026 ‘Lamb of God’ Placement Auditions Set for November 2025
If you have always wanted to be a part of a Lamb of God production, this is your opportunity! We have had two exceptional Easter season presentations (2024 and 2025) and are gearing up for our 2026 Easter season performances. South Canyons Chorus and Orchestra was formed in January of 2024 to present Lamb of […]
Opinion: What I learned from my experience at Charlie Kirk’s rally
In tragedy, I saw instinctive kindness, courage, and faith. His death has sparked an awakening that no bullet can silence. On Wednesday, September 10, I pulled my son out of school for a lesson no classroom could teach. Charlie Kirk was coming to Utah. I had heard of him but wasn’t a follower. What I […]
Utah Valley Family Friendly Performers invites community to sing at ‘Songs of Gratitude’ program
Come share your talents with Utah Valley’s annual “Songs of Gratitude” program. This program is held at 7 p.m. on the first Sunday each November. There is only a once a week Sunday Practice commitment during the month of October, as well as an evening before rehearsal. All practices are at the chapel at 400 […]
Finding Clarity in Utah’s Fall Outdoors
October in Utah carries a certain magic. The days are crisp, the air carries a hint of woodsmoke, and the canyons light up in fiery shades of red, gold, and orange. Fall colors change quickly, creating a sense of urgency to get outside before the beauty fades. Answering that call doesn’t just give us a […]