Welcome to Zubs! Home of the Best Subs and Pizza in Town
If you’re a Utah County local and still haven’t been to Zubs, it’s time to meet your new favorite sandwich and pizza spot. Zubs began 30+ years ago when Alan and Rena Peacock teamed up with their family Ryan and Vickie Moss. Combining their love of sandwiches, Vickie’s now-legendary bread recipe, and the bones of […]
Teacher of the Month: Savannah Cox
At Park Elementary, our teachers are the heart of our school. Their passion, dedication and love for students shape not only learning but also the culture and spirit of our Panther community. One of the shining examples of this is Ms. Savannah Cox, a first-grade teacher who is already making a remarkable impact in just […]
How to stop and listen to the world around you: tips to help you be in the moment (or the ‘hear’ and now)
In a world that never seems to slow down, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly rushing from one thing to the next. Between the emails, texts, reminders, and to-do lists, most people have become experts at tuning out their surroundings. But sometimes, what we really need isn’t another productivity hack or digital distraction. Sometimes […]
A List of Acts of Service – September 2025
Donate books you’ve already read to a little free library, leave quarters at a laundromat for someone to find, offer to babysit so parents can enjoy a night out, bring flowers to a nursing home and hand them out, share your umbrella with someone caught in the rain. Knit or crochet hats for premature babies […]
Tomorrow Needs You
I have spent years traveling across the United States, walking into schools, prisons, military bases, and communities of every kind. What I have learned is that struggle looks the same everywhere. Sadness, depression, anxiety, the loss of connection, and the fear of the unknown affect us all. From my own experience, I know emotions can […]
E-Edition: September 2025 – Issue 160
We’re excited to share this month’s edition, packed with stories of inspiration, compassion, and community spirit. From local events to feature stories on everyday heroes, every page is designed to celebrate what makes our community so unique. A huge thank you to our advertisers and community sponsors who make Serve Daily possible. Your support allows […]
Living With Kids Homestead offers immersive , electronics-free experiences for kids and adults
Tucked away on a quiet street in Springville, Utah, the Jacob and Sarah Jenkins family has created a small outdoor paradise known as the “Living With Kids Homestead.” The name is a play on words, alluding to the fact that the homestead offers interactive experiences with baby goat “kids” for the enjoyment of human kids […]
Life Lessons From the Chessboard:How Chess Reflects Life, Business, and Relationships
I learned how to play chess when I was just seven years old. It wasn’t just a casual hobby in our house. I come from a line of chess players. My dad played, and so did my two older brothers. They took me under their wing and taught me everything they knew, from classic openings […]
Service animals allow individuals with disabilities freedom and independence – Part 2.
*Editor note: This is part two of an article where author Ariel Higgs talks about her journey getting a service dog for her daughter who suffers from epilepsy. Part 1 is in the July 2025 issue of Serve Daily titled, “Service animals allow individuals with disabilities freedom and independence.” Deciding on a service animal for […]
Four generations of Payson High graduates talk about years past and hope for future with new building
In late June, Payson High School was demolished after nearly 60 years of operation, and those in the Sorenson family think fondly of the years spent in the hallways while looking forward to making new memories. For the past eight years, Jesse Sorenson has served as an administrator and as the head principal for the […]