Spanish Fork High School carries old traditions to new school
The 2024-2025 school year at Spanish Fork High School can be summed up with one word: new. With a brand new school, nearly everything inside and out is … new. Even with a new building, SFHS principal Matt Christensen said that it is important to hold on to many traditions that made the high school […]
Getting Your Garden Autumn Ready
Gardening in Utah during the fall comes with its own set of challenges and opportunities, due to the state’s unique climate. With its high-altitude regions, dry conditions, and fluctuating temperatures, it’s important to adapt your gardening practices. Here are some tailored tips for fall gardening in Utah. Choose Cold-Hardy Crops Utah’s fall season can bring […]
Local Spanish Fork Animal Rescue Now Offers Free Dog and Cat Food to Families in Need
All Paws Count, a local animal rescue committed to helping abandoned pets find good homes, now has a food pantry offering free dog and cat food to families in need. The 501(c)(3) charity organization welcomes anyone who is struggling to feed their four-legged friends to call (801) 380-3907 and schedule a food pick-up appointment. Food […]
Ava’s Bigfoot Stomp Returns to Spread Hope and Kindness
On September 7, the Live Like Ava Foundation, honoring 18-year-old Ava Mickelson of Spanish Fork who passed away from leukemia on October 30, 2022. The foundation will be hosting Ava’s Bigfoot Stomp, which is its second annual community fun run. According to the foundation, the event is more than just an excuse to get active. […]
E-Edition: September 2024 – Issue 148
The September 2024 – Issue 148 issue of Serve Daily is packed full of amazing local articles about people who serve, people who perform, and more. Find opportunities to serve, events to attend, coupons to save, and support the advertisers who make this possible. Last month we added Sudoku, this month we also added a […]
It Took Me 40 Years to Hike to the Y
I first moved to Utah County forty years ago. I was a skinny, fresh-faced* kid, coming from Idaho to start my freshman year at BYU. (*”Fresh-faced” means, “I wasn’t shaving yet.”) And, at some point during that freshman year, I looked at the Y on the mountain and said to myself, “I’d like to hike […]
What do I Charge For Rent?
When deciding how much to charge for rent on your property, it’s important to avoid making these top 3 mistakes: 1. Don’t set the rent based solely on your expenses. Instead, look at the current market to determine a competitive rate. Even if your property has a negative cash flow, real estate can still be […]
Construction ongoing for new Springville High School
As the school year kicks off and students return to the classrooms, construction continues on the new Springville High School, which is being built adjacent to the current building. According to the Nebo School District, the construction, which began in earnest earlier this year, is only about 37 percent complete, with the school’s opening still […]
The Fellas Chop Shop growing responsibly with community in mind
In 2018, Mersadies Reber had no idea that she would own her own barber shop, let alone that in six short years, she would add eight more locations. Yet, here she is, serving up a unique style for the ‘Fella’s’ who walk into her door. The Fellas Chop Shop offers cuts, beard shaves and trims, […]
Crossword Puzzle: Week 33 – Fall Crossword Puzzle
We are thrilled to announce a fun and engaging addition to the Serve Daily website: themed crossword puzzles! We know our readers love a good challenge, and we’ve decided to bring more entertainment to your day with puzzles that not only test your knowledge but also connect you with local businesses in a unique way. […]