Utah Valley Rides: A Lifeline for Seniors
It’s a challenge I never expected to face so often—telling a senior that we simply don’t have enough drivers to take them to a doctor’s appointment or social gathering. Each missed ride is more than an inconvenience; it’s a missed opportunity for connection, care, and independence simply because we don’t have enough volunteers. Utah Valley […]
The National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers has chapter in South Utah County
The National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers is a growing national 501C3 organization that honors its pioneer ancestors and history. The national office sponsors several events during the year, but most activity is carried on by local groups called chapters. Most chapters have monthly meetings that usually include dinner and a guest speaker. […]
Salem Youth Unite for Interfaith ‘Urban Trek’ Day of Service
Salt Lake City recently witnessed an inspiring display of interfaith cooperation as 250 youth and 80 leaders from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salem Utah Woodland Hills Stake) came together for a day of service. The event was part of the Urban Trek Youth Conference, and participants dedicated over 1,600 volunteer hours […]
Springville Museum of Art Announces 38th Annual Spiritual & Religious Art of Utah Exhibition
Springville, UT – The Springville Museum of Art is excited to unveil its 38th Annual Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah exhibition, a showcase of the diverse religious beliefs and experiences that shape our community. This year’s exhibition features a wide range of artistic mediums, inviting viewers to contemplate and reflect on the vibrant spiritual […]
Let us help you find your family stories at the Springville FamilySearch Center
Studies have found that learning about our ancestors is important for many reasons, one being that knowing our heritage can enrich our present lives. This knowledge helps us develop a deeper personal identity by connecting us to our roots, providing a sense of belonging, and allowing us to understand where we come from. This includes […]
New engines to save Springville residents millions in power costs
Three new state-of-the-art engines now operating at Springville City’s Whitehead Power Plant, will save Springville residents hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in power costs while also lowering carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions from the plant. The new Caterpillar natural gas-powered engines came online in July after a year-long installation process, replacing two […]
Breaking the Stigma: Encouraging Open Conversations About Mental Health
Talking about mental health should be the norm. Opening up about feelings can be tremendously beneficial for a person’s well-being. However, being vulnerable about thoughts and feelings can be daunting. How can we position ourselves to truly be there for those we care about? How can we help others overcome the stigma and fear of […]
Be Aware of the Way YOU Speak to Children – Part 2
How would it feel to be punished for repeating the swear words, demeaning remarks or even threatening comments you hear the adults around you use every day; or to be reprimanded for play punching or flicking someone as you walk by as many adults do to children in “fun?” Watch and listen in grocery stores, […]
Utah Music Teachers Association extends an invitation to local music teachers
The Utah Music Teachers Association (UMTA) Nebo Chapter is holding a meeting at 10:30 a.m. on September 12 at Boothe Music at 135 N. Main Street in Spanish Fork, and would like to extend an invitation to local music teachers to join. Nationally Certified Teacher of Music, Julie Dockter, will discuss giving students a routine […]
What do I Charge For Rent?
When deciding how much to charge for rent on your property, it’s important to avoid making these top 3 mistakes: 1. Don’t set the rent based solely on your expenses. Instead, look at the current market to determine a competitive rate. Even if your property has a negative cash flow, real estate can still be […]
