Over the last 16 installments, we have reviewed the history of the LDS Church’s efforts to build a real, live Zion society in the Territory of Utah. Much was accomplished in their 40-year effort
With every pregnancy, I crave something different. With my first daughter, it was Lucky Charms. With my second daughter, it was cinnamon rolls. With my son, it was pizza. I could not get enough p
The Springville Museum of Art and Central Bank are pleased to announce the opening of “Three-Mile Radius” and “Glimpses of Springville.” These exhibitions both focus on artists working in Springv
By Shirlene JordanThe Springville Chamber of Commerce has chosen Wheeler Mortuary as its Business of the Month for June.Wheeler Mortuary has been family owned and operated for more than 127 years
By Jenessa PrattServing as Miss Salem 2015 has been an adventure of a lifetime! I have been so blessed to execute my platform “The Fight Against Pornography” within the community and to receive e
With the wet spring, we have had the desert has come alive with blooming cactus. What a delight to see the splashes of colorful flowers in the earth tones of the desert floor. It is amazing to se
By Clark CarasCongratulations to Edward Jones Investments, May’s Business of the Month for the Spanish Fork Salem Area Chamber of Commerce. David R. Kincaid, financial advisor, was recently elect
By Jasmine ReynoldsBeing a volunteer for Circles blesses the lives of volunteers and participants as it fosters self-reliance and builds friendships. It is a nationwide organization that helps in
By Chris HashMapleton NewsAfter 29 years, Mapleton educator Carol Day is graduating from elementary school.Twenty-three of those 29 years have been spent in Nebo School District, most recently at
By Jessica TaylorIn 2015, Taylor Ranch started a riding lesson program to introduce the outside world to the Arabian horse. We had a great response and decided to expand the program and held a su
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