By Bill WrightThanks to the substantial support I received during the election, I will be Payson’s next Mayor. It will be an honor to serve the citizens of Payson for the next four years.Here are
By Joe Capell
Everywhere you go anymore, you’ll find people staring down at their rectangles. They’ll be Facebooking or Pinteresting or Twittering or somethinging.(I’m officially old now. Why? Be
By Richard Lindsey
Payson Community Theater is excited to announce its 2018 production of “A Night On Broadway.” This has become an annual event as a way of curing cabin fever during the dead of
Now that it is the New Year, many of us have made resolutions regarding finally getting our genealogy organized! There are many ways to organize your family history and each has its benefits and
By Dallas HakesI have been a resident of Mapleton for 11 years and plan on living here with my wonderful family the rest of my life. In fact, I built the Mapleton cemetery, which means I plan on
James Oneil Miner is the featured artist in the Sunday Concert Series on January 21, 2018 in the Springville Museum of Art at 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Springville Arts Commission, this concert
By Helen Beardall
The Springville Historical Society lecture for January will be presented by Daryl Tucker on January 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the Springville Museum of Art. The subject of the presenta
It is a new year and a time when we make “New Year’s Resolutions” committing ourselves to the efforts of past projects or new projects. A reminder to us to get going or keep going on something yo
Imagine running as fast as you can down the track toward the high jump with vision that is like looking through binoculars backwards and clearing 6 feet 2 inches (1.88 meters). That is exactly wh
By Deborah GoodmanA puff of climbing chalk is the only thing accompanying the silent, expert movements of Springville resident, Brian Koralewski. His fingers grip the rivets in the boulder he is
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