Nebo School District teams up with Beehive Library Consortium
In this mobile age, technology has become increasingly valuable in supporting new generations of lifelong learners and readers. Nebo School District and Beehive Library Consortium have formed an innovative new partnership to increase access to more ebooks and e-audiobooks for students. This unique collaboration strives to promote literacy and digital learning by combining the schools’ […]
Father deafeats poverty with the help of Circles
Circles Utah Valley, an initiative designed to help struggling individuals and families achieve financial stability, recently celebrated another successful graduate. Through years of dedicated hard work and goal setting with the help of a team of allies, friends and coaches, Provo resident Doug Roberts was able to improve his financial situation, reaching above 200 percent […]
Life is Better when Eating a Scone!
People love the delicious scones provided by the Springville Kiwanis Club each year during Art City Days. Melted honey butter and cinnamon sugar drizzling down your fingers and the feel-good feeling that your money is going to help the children of Springville are a perfect combination. This year the Springville Kiwanis Club plans to open […]
Children are going hungry and there are ways you can help
By now, most kids in Utah have gone back to school, either in-person or online. They’re wearing their masks and pulling out their textbooks or logging into their virtual classrooms on Chromebooks. This school year will be different than any other before in most of our lifetimes. But what hasn’t changed is that we still […]
Zeppe’s Italian Ice opens in Springville
Zeppe’s Italian Ice and Frozen Custard began in North Ogden two decades ago. In the last few years, Zeppe’s success has led to numerous franchise openings in Weber and Davis Counties (including Lagoon), Salt Lake County, Washington County and now in Utah County, with a new store opening at 829 West 400 South in Springville. […]
Your Family Could be Eligible for Pandemic EBT!
Pandemic EBT is a federal program intended to make up the cost of free or reduced school meals that families would have received while schools closed from March through May of 2020. These benefits are available to any family that was eligible to receive Free or Reduced Price school meals during that time period. Families […]
Financial help available when dealing with impact of COVID-19
Are you wondering how you’re going to pay next month’s rent, mortgage payment, or utility bill? People are getting back to work, and businesses are open, but COVID-19 is still wreaking havoc on the economy and population. The unemployment rate was at 11.1 percent in June—compared to 3.5 percent in February. Many unemployed Utahns have […]
Sophos Survival opens in Spanish Fork
Sophos Survival has officially opened its doors on 244 North Main St in Spanish Fork. As a specialty emergency preparedness, survival, and outdoor gear supply store, owner Isaiah Price aims to help people become more prepared for life’s adventures – planned or unplanned. The services and product lineup will include home and business preparedness consultations, […]
Magnolia Blooms is business of the month
Magnolia Blooms Floral & Gifts located at 340 East Main Street in Santaquin offers affordable and beautiful fresh flower arrangements for all occasions. They also have gifts, balloons and plants. They are proud to serve South Utah Valley with free delivery in Santaquin. They also deliver to Genola, Goshen, Elberta, Eureka, Mona, Rocky Ridge and […]
Computer application helps remind people to make kindness a daily activity
By Daniel Whitlock Kinding started as a project for me to practice my design and front-end development skills. I wanted to build something that would delight people and be free and easy to use. Thus, the idea for a random acts of kindness generator was born. Kinding was designed in a software called Figma and […]