A worldwide service organization challenges kids to help those in need 50 yards at a time
Are you ready for a community challenge? If you are between the ages of 8 and 17 years old, you are being challenged to cut 50 lawns for FREE for the elderly, disabled, single parents, veterans, first responders, and anyone else in need of lawn help in our communities. The 50 Yard Challenge is becoming […]
A Subway of Happy People
After spending the morning doing some photo work in the Elberta area, Janice and I stopped at the Subway in Santaquin for a late lunch because we know we can depend on the quality of a Subway-branded restaurant. What was incredible was the good time everyone, both employees and customers, appeared to be experiencing. It […]
Out with the Bad, In with the GOOD
I made a big deal of affirmations in my last article. Now, I’d like to help you understand that more often than not affirmations don’t actually work. It’s like putting a clean shirt on a dirty body. You need to begin to deep-clean the inner vessel by entirely changing how you think. We call this […]
New movie brings to light an issue that exists in many local cities and towns, calling for all to hear the ‘Sound of Freedom’
In its third weekend, Sound of Freedom beat out Hollywood powerhouses like Indiana Jones and Mission Impossible, with the movie’s gross earnings surging to nearly $125 million in domestic revenue. “Word continues to spread, crowds are continuing to show up,” said Brandon Purdie, Head of Theatrical Distribution at Angel Studies. “We want every American to […]
Utah Valley Toastmasters can help you overcome your public speaking fears
Have you wanted to get over your fear of public speaking, but don’t know how? If so, Toastmasters International is an organization for people just like you, and there is a chapter in your very own backyard. Toastmasters International was established in 1924 in order to fill a need in building an individual’s public speaking […]
South Utah County’s Lady Devils Win Tackle Football State Championship
Did you know that there is a girl’s tackle football league in Utah? If not, now you do, and now is the time to be in the know because this past spring, South Utah County’s very own team won the state championship. The Lady Devils is coached by Scott Miller. Miller spoke to Serve Daily […]
The First Lesson of the New School Year
As of all ages throughout the area head back to school soon, parents and their children should refresh their familiarity with arriving at school and returning home safely as well. Safety should be the first lesson of each and every school year, and here are a few things to keep in mind as we enter […]
Getting All My Servings of Vegetables
I’m trying to eat healthier. I really am. (I’ll sometimes even go a whole day without a donut!) Apparently, one of the keys to eating healthy is having a balanced diet. Balanced how? Balanced between the different food groups. I remember learning about the food groups when I was a kid, but I don’t remember […]
How one tragedy saved many lives: donor recipient remembers family friend who saved her life
As Jane Derfler of Mapleton holds her 1-year-old granddaughter, she is grateful for a life that almost wasn’t. At the start of 2020, Derfler was on her deathbed suffering from autoimmune hepatitis which led to cirrhosis of the liver, and was unable to care for her youngest son Cory who had special needs. At the […]
2023 Update for the Huish Theater in Payson
Nearly 75 years after first opening, the Historic Huish theater is once again showing films for all to experience the magic of cinematography and local live talent. The Huish first opened in April, 1949 with the first movie shown being Mother Was a Freshman with Loretta Young. The theater had a seating capacity of 830 […]