Spring 2025 Community Coloring Book
Bringing Creativity and Connection to Our Communities Welcome to the fourth edition of the South Utah County and North Juab County Community Coloring Book, brought to you by Serve Daily! More than just pages to color, this book celebrates local creativity, family time, and the businesses that make our community special. Whether you’re young or […]
Teacher of the Month: Stephanie Truscott
One very special teacher at Cherry Creek Elementary is our very own fourth grade teacher, Stephanie Truscott. She embodies the grace of one who is wise and anchored in her love and service to others. Daily, Ms. Truscott serves our staff and students. From building relationships with staff and students, to executing purposeful management within […]
How to (Poorly) Prepare for the Apocalypse
The other day, the power went out for about eight hours. It was only eight hours. It wasn’t the end of the world. It shouldn’t have been a big deal. And yet, it kind of was. Between the power outage and the whole COVID experience a few years ago, I feel fairly confident that my […]
Springville Art City Days: Join Us at the Kiwanis Scone Booth!
As the weather begins to warm, the excitement for Springville’s annual Art City festivities is palpable. One of the highlights of the celebration is the Kiwanis Scone Booth, which will take place from June 11-14. This beloved fundraiser, organized by the Kiwanis Club of Springville, relies on the generosity and hard work of volunteers to […]
Ribbon cutting held for new Tabitha’s Way location in Spanish Fork
On March 27, local food pantry, Tabitha’s Way held a ribbon cutting for its new Spanish Fork location, showing gratitude for what the organization is deeming as its “next chapter” in a “journey to help neighbors struggling with food insecurity.” The new building is located at 50 East 100 North in Spanish Fork, and is […]
Mapleton woman carrying on mother’s legacy’ ‘knitting hearts’ for those in need
A warm blanket, a toy, clothing, items to clean yourself and your children with – all left in a place where you are now safe, when not long before, you were anything but. Every battered women’s shelter across the state of Utah receives kits from a Utah County organization that began when women used their […]
Would you let someone talk to your loved one the way you talk to yourself?
Imagine you are sitting in a coffee shop and you overhear a conversation at the next table. A person is speaking to their friend in a way that is shockingly cruel. They are saying things like, “You will never be good enough,” “You always mess things up,” or “Nobody really likes you anyway.” You would […]
The 5 C’s of Mental Health
In a world that often demands relentless productivity and constant connection, it’s easy to let our mental health take a backseat. But the truth is, our well-being is the foundation upon which everything else is built. Hello, my name is Alli Christiansen, and I am a resident of Salem. Like many of you, I have […]
Nephi’s American Legion Post #1 celebrates Vietnam War Veterans in welcome home event
It was a cold and rainy day, but that didn’t stop 20 local Vietnam War veterans and several more supporters from gathering at the Nephi City Park on March 29 for what was deemed as a “welcome home” event. The event commemorated the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, with gatherings taking […]
Santaquin resident organizes fundraiser to send local police department to Washington DC for Sergeant Hooser Memorial
Mandi Southwick, a beloved Santaquin resident, is always going out of her way to uplift and serve others. She especially enjoys supporting local first responders. In late 2024, Southwick came up with the idea to hold a fundraiser for the Santaquin Police Department. The goal of the fundraiser was to raise enough money to send […]