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My Story Matters: The power of love
By Julie Hall for My Story MattersIn recent years, the words connection, belonging, acceptance and inclusiveness, have made it to the forefront of our collective social mindset. As a human race,
By Julie Hall for My Story MattersIn recent years, the words connection, belonging, acceptance and inclusiveness, have made it to the forefront of our collective social mindset. As a human race,
By Ashley TruscottToe to toe, team against team, question after question, the fight to win the chapter knowledge bowl plaque has begun. At the knowledge bowl, the chapter members group together t
By Arianne BrownBetween the third mile marker and Maple Dell Scout Camp on the east side of Payson Canyon lies a series of trails known by locals as “Four Bay.” This trail system that has over ei
By Shirlene JordanThe Springville-Mapleton Chamber of Commerce is happy to announce that Patrick and Heidi Monney are our 2019 Citizens of the Year.Heidi Groneman Monney was born May 4, 1972, in
By Alina Hubbard for My Story MattersOne of my favorite experiences with My Story Matters was helping to organize an event for children of migrant workers. They had been in the United States for
By Ashley TruscottChristmas time is a very busy time of the year. And Springville FFA was busy preparing for the Golden Angels and families they buy Christmas gifts for. This year the chapter was
Salem Elementary Principal Coral Lee Findlay thanked the Nebo School Board of Education for the opportunity to present some of the highlights at Salem Elementary at the January board meeting. Tra
By Matt Slonaker, Executive Director of Utah Health Policy ProjectOn November 6th, Utah voters passed Proposition 3 and finally put to rest a years-long debate. Voters choose to fully expand the
Nebo educator, Gaylynn Parker, former teacher at Spanish Fork Junior High and current teacher at Payson High School, was honored for her accomplishments with the Zion’s Bank and KSL’s NewsRadio T
Students at Mt. Nebo Junior High got a little dose of “reality” on January 22 as they participated in Reality Town. This fun, hands-on activity incorporated real-life scenarios and taught student
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