By Ed HelmickLooking up the mountain, we see splashes of red from the canyon maple (Acer grandidentatum) leaves, which are the first fall colors of the season. The aspen trees (Populus tremuloide
By Shirlene Jordan
Lemon & Sage Artisan Kitchens, Bakery and Market opened on Aug. 27 on Main Street in Springville. The company was founded out of a desire to provide opportunities for small
American Legion Post #28 of Springville celebrated “Constitution Day” at Springville’s Cherry Creek Elementary School on Friday, Sept. 16. The American Flag was raised. “To The Colors” was played
Kirk Wright, a science teacher at Mt. Nebo Junior High School in Payson, was recently recognized for earning the 2016 Utah Earth Science Teacher of the Year Award from the National Association of
Weed Man Utah County has been named Business of the Month for September 2016 by the Payson Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce. Weed Man Utah County is a locally owned and operated lawn care compa
I came home from St. George yesterday. Chris was overjoyed when he told me and showed me that a generous someone filled the front of our car with bags full of food.
Thank you, whoever you are.
We
Oak & Ivory Studio held its grand opening on Saturday, Sept. 17. Springville’s only full-service photography studio is now up and running at 138 N. Main. Home to six veteran photographers, fu
Local performance group Unstable Improv, in addition to its regular performances, has begun teaching team building classes, the purpose of which is to help people learn to open up and work togeth
By Helen KesterThis year’s Santaquin American Legion Auxiliary dinner, which will honor veterans from Santaquin and its surrounding areas, will be held on Friday, Nov. 4, at the Senior Citizen/Ve
By Elaine Hansen and Larry Blackburn
It has taken more than two years to obtain the much-sought-after license to produce “The Addams Family” on the high school stage. It has finally been done and
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