Always Be Prepared: The Quiet Confidence That Comes from Readiness
There’s something so comforting about being prepared. Whether it is having an umbrella in your car just in case it rains or knowing where you put your spare keys, being ready for what might happen allows you to move through the world with a little more calm and a lot more confidence. This doesn’t mean […]
A Summer of Quest
This will not be a boring summer, and you can take that statement to the bank and cash it! There are more events and activities in Utah County and surrounding counties than you can shake a stick at! With longer days and warmer nights, the possibilities for energizing activities are seemingly endless – if you […]
Serve Daily Celebrates 13 Years of Publishing and 156 Continuous Issues
In a world where headlines are often filled with division and despair, Serve Daily has stood as a beacon of hope and community spirit. This month, the paper proudly celebrates its 13th anniversary—marking 156 continuous issues filled with stories that uplift, inspire, and connect. For over a decade, Serve Daily has remained committed to its […]
The Art of Saying “No”: Why Boundaries Build Better Lives
Boundaries are one of those things we hear a lot about but do not always understand completely. The word can sound rigid or even unfriendly at first. But in reality, healthy boundaries are not about pushing people away, they’re about making relationships stronger. They’re about protecting your time, your energy, and your emotional well-being so […]
7-Year-Old with Brain Tumor Finds Strength in Support from Spanish Fork High School and Utah Army National Guard
On April 18, over 50 Utah National Guard servicemen and women joined forces at Spanish Fork High School to show a 7-year-old boy that he has an army behind him. Five short months ago, on December 14, Beckham Hatch’s parents were given the news that no parent should have to hear: that their child has […]
Which Disney character are you?
When my oldest daughter was two or three years old, her favorite Disney character was Goofy. So, to make her happy, I started developing a halfway decent Goofy impersonation. (The key to sounding like Goofy is to pronounce the word “gosh” as “garsh.”) (Go ahead, give it a try.) She liked Goofy so much, that […]
A Family of Creators: The Lofgrans’ Artistic Legacy Shines Bright
In the Lofgran and Clark family, art isn’t just a hobby; it’s a way of life. From painting and photography to design and craftsmanship, creativity flows through their veins, shaping a unique legacy. Rachael Lofgran is a fine artist whose passion for storytelling through paint has made her a standout in the contemporary art world. […]
Payson’s Ryan Stream shares story of resilience, courage and vulnerability
If you ask Ryan Stream what the key to success is, his answer is simple: vulnerability and courage. For the past several years, Stream has been traveling the country speaking and singing in stadiums and in front of various audiences, embodying the very thing he preaches. “The fastest way to connect with people is through […]
E-Edition: May 2025 – Issue 156
Enjoy the May issue of Serve Daily, we are excited to share the many wonderful articles and stories in this issue with the community. It truly is a work of love. Please support our advertisers who make this publication a reality. Take the time to send a letter to them if you feel so prompted […]
More Than a Name: 3 Morons Band Proves Music Builds Community
I strongly believe that, as Tom Petty said, “Music is probably the one real magic I have encountered in my life.” The benefits of music can be felt personally, in local communities, and throughout the world. Studies have found, and continue to find, these magical benefits; from health and healing of our bodies, mind, and […]