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Service is everywhere, if you just take time to pay attention. Sometimes it happens to you, and sometimes it happens to others. It is my belief that if you just slow down to notice moments

On Sept. 21, Wayne Andersen of Spanish Fork sat on a pile of bricks and watched as heavy machinery tore down what remained of more than 40 years of memories.
Just the day before, the

We left town early headed for a remote location with our Jeep and tent trailer. Camp was set up before noon and we were ready to go exploring back roads.

Sept. 12 was the annual United Way Day of Caring.
For this event, United Way of Utah County teamed up with NuSkin to encourage organizations to pick a project in the community and spend a

One hundred and ten flights of stairs. That’s the distance 343 heroic firefighters had to travel on Sept. 11, 2001 before losing their lives in the World Trade Center attacks.

In September, 82 young people in the Ephraim/Manti area registered for free flights to stimulate their excitement about airplanes and flying.
It is important that our kids realize they too

Three local men, Michael Olsen, Tom Engelhardt, and Michael Scheetz, with a lifelong interest in flying, received free introductory flights in a small airplane in September at the

Spanish Fork City will hold a groundbreaking ceremony of the city’s second fire station, Station 62, on Oct. 2 at 12 p.m. at 2635 East Canyon Road in Spanish Fork.

At the request of its residents, and a strong grassroots effort, the Santaquin City Council is sponsoring a proposed Recreation and Aquatics Center on the November 2019 ballot.

American Legion Auxiliary #84, will again be honoring all Veterans at its annual Veterans Dinner on Nov, 8.
The dinner will be held at 6 p.m. at the Santaquin Senior Citizen/Veterans Hall