Facebook Instagram Linkedin X-twitter Youtube
Facebook Instagram Linkedin X-twitter Youtube
Facebook Instagram Linkedin X-twitter Youtube

Serve Daily: August 2024 - Issue 147

the christmas attic springville vintage holiday decor

The Christmas Attic in Springville Aims to Bring Christmas Year-Round

November 1, 2026

Main Street has a festive new addition that is spreading holiday cheer throughout the year. Opened this summer, The Christmas Attic has officially claimed its spot as the sole dedicated year-round vintage holiday retreat in Utah County. Located at 296 S. Main St., Suite 3, Springville, the boutique fills a unique market niche by offering classic tree trimmings, nostalgic nativity collections, and gourmet movie-night treat pairings like hot cocoa, fudge, old fashioned candy, as well as soda and popcorn to keep the community cozy in every season! The boutique was founded by owner Rebecca Sorensen, along with the help and support of the love of her life, Stephen Tyler, and

Read More »
daily situational awareness paying attention to surroundings

Situational Awareness: The Skill of Paying Attention to What Is Happening Around You

October 31, 2026

Situational awareness sounds like something taught to pilots, police officers, soldiers, or emergency responders, but it is a skill almost everyone uses every day. At its simplest, situational awareness means noticing what is happening around you, understanding what it means, and recognizing what might happen next. You use it when driving and notice a car drifting toward your lane. You use it when you walk into a room and immediately sense tension between two people. You use it when you realize the restaurant is closing and perhaps it is time to finish your conversation. You use it when you notice someone struggling and recognize that they could use some help

Read More »
matt kelly problem solving asking better questions

If You Can’t Find the Answer to Your Problem, You May Have the Wrong Problem

October 30, 2026

Why Better Solutions Often Begin With Better Questions We live at an interesting point in human history. Most of the world’s accumulated knowledge is available from a device we carry in our pocket. Within seconds, we can search for instructions, research a topic, watch someone demonstrate a skill, read the experiences of thousands of other people, or ask artificial intelligence to help us think through a problem. With access to that much information, you might think it would be almost impossible to encounter a problem for which an answer cannot be found. Yet it happens all the time. We search. We ask people for advice. We try different solutions. We

Read More »
joe capell funny ish files sixty is new forty eight

Sixty Is the New Forty-Eight

October 28, 2026

Am I getting old? Have I gotten old? Am I old? Maybe. Maybe not. This summer, I had a birthday. This is something that happens every summer, but this one was a little bit different. It hit a little bit harder. This summer, I turned 60 years old. Now, I know what they say: “You’re only as old as you feel,” and “Age is just a number; it doesn’t mean anything,” and “Don’t think of it as growing older;  think of it as gaining experience.” That’s all good and well —until the number of your age starts with a “6.” People get gray hair in their sixties. People retire in

Read More »
dane englund mapleton ice cream man garage

Mapleton ‘Ice Cream Man’ Showing Kindness One After School Treat at a Time

October 27, 2026

For the past five years, Dane Englund of Mapleton has been passing out ice cream treats every Wednesday to kids on the way home from school during the warmer months. “He opens up his garage door and has the little garage fridge that he stocks the freezer full of ice cream bars, ice cream sandwiches and popsicles and then lets each kid go through the line and just pick what they want,” Suzanne Englund said. Serve Daily spoke to Suzanne Englund last month, and she said that she wanted to share with the community the kindness her father-in-law has shown over the years —even during a difficult time in his

Read More »
utah county jerusalem movie set guided tour

A Guided Tour of Utah County’s Jerusalem

October 25, 2026

Perhaps the worst kept secret in Utah County is the existence of a film set reproduction of Jerusalem located somewhere south of Utah Lake out in the west desert. With its rolling hills and relatively barren landscape, this setting makes a believable stand-in for the Holy Land — at least when viewed through a camera lens. The set was designed and built by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to film key narratives from the Bible and Book of Mormon. It was also generously and famously made available by the church to Dallas Jenkins and his associates for filming “The Chosen.” This popular Christian series, which still runs

Read More »

Save to list