Community Voice
Spanish Fork MIAs honored on Memorial Day
We are fortunate in Utah County that unlike other places we see in the national news, our local cemeteries were
We are fortunate in Utah County that unlike other places we see in the national news, our local cemeteries were
It is almost forgotten history that during World War II 425,871 prisoners of war were brought to the United States
By Jennifer Durrant Since COVID-19 turned everyone’s livelihood upside down, there are more and more people in need of assistance.Â
Research into the World War II German POW Camp in Salina turned into a larger and equally fascinating story of
The two MountainStar hospitals in Utah County, Mountain View Hospital and Timpanogos Regional Hospital, were awarded an ‘A’ in the
By Brijin Jensen A new charitable organization, Dahlia’s Hope, is open to provide adult survivors of sex trafficking with comprehensive
The Mountainland Association of Governments is providing meals for seniors in need. The meals are being distributed through senior centers
On the morning of May 29, 22-year-old Caleb Johnson of Mapleton was involved in a car accident that ended fatally.
Did you know that landlocked Spanish Fork has a lighthouse? Yes, it does.
It is a monument to the first Icelandic emigrants to the United States, who settled in Spanish Fork. Between 1855 and 1914, 410 Icelanders immigrated to Utah.
Recently, I ventured out to the store to buy some much needed items that I wasn’t able to purchase online. And, like many of you, I was met with a strange sight and accompanying feeling.
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