Staring at our rectangles again
The other day, a bunch of us gathered for a family dinner. The meal was fantastic and the conversation was pleasant. It had the makings of a fun evening. But then, without anyone really noticing, the evening became a little less fun. Why? Because we all, one by one, pulled our phones out of our […]
Local homeschool mom calls it a ‘work of heart’
While many students and parents alike are rearing up for the upcoming school year, there are those who are taking an “alternative” route to education. Homeschooling is on the rise in Utah, with many contributing factors including the Covid 19 pandemic, legislative support through grants like the Utah Fits All scholarship and increased community support […]
How your thinking habits cause you mix up what’s most important in your life
We all like to think that we prioritize the most important things in our lives every time. However, in truth, we don’t. Sometimes this is through conscious choices where we choose things we want over other things that we feel are more important to us according to our value system. Dr. Terry Warner, author of […]
Springville Museum of Art seeking help with community art project
The Springville Museum of Art is holding its annual community art project and is asking the public’s assistance in helping them prepare for it. The museum is working to create a community mosaic mural with the use of bottle tops, and is asking for community members who have access to those, to donate them. Donations […]
Obituary: Weston James Thompson
March 30, 1987 – July 12, 2025 – Herriman, Utah
Groundbreaking Held for New Juab-Millard Children’s Justice Center
On Tuesday, May 20, community and civic leaders joined with the Friends of the Juab-Millard Children’s Justice Center to break ground for its new Center. The facility, located in the Savage Bluff’s neighborhood, will provide a child-friendly, home-like environment in which to provide services. The Children’s Justice Center coordinates the investigation of child abuse by […]
PlayOn in Spanish Fork thanks sponsors, community
A Spanish Fork-based program aiming to get children and teens off screens during the summer is thanking the community and their sponsors for what it calls “a huge success.” PlayOn, created by Salem State Farm Insurance and former Utah Utes tight end Colt Sampson, has a goal of getting kids off their phones and outside. […]
Magleby’s: A place worth dressing up for
Magleby’s has been an institution in Utah Valley, and holds a place of prominence in Springville, sitting in the historic Reynolds building on the corner of Main Street and 200 South. The interior is an eclectic mix of styles, with raw, original brick mixed with Greek columns, and modern steelwork. Tall windows topped with intricate […]
E-Edition: August 2025 – Issue 159
We’re proud to share this month’s edition, filled with inspiring stories, local heroes, and community events that remind us just how special it is to live, serve, and grow together. From neighbors making a difference to celebrations of creativity and kindness, every page is crafted with heart. A heartfelt thank-you to our advertisers and community […]
TURN’s community is as big as the world
Each year, folk dancers and musicians travel from countries around the world to attend the Springville World Folkfest, which has grown to become one of the largest festivals of folk dance and music in the United States. And, each year a select group of musicians and dancers present a free, private performance for the participants […]