Salem Hills High School Unified Soccer Team Wins State
On October 9, the Salem Hills High School Unified Sports soccer team brought home the state championship title in their division, showing what true grit and teamwork is all about. Unified Sports Utah is a program that is part of Special Olympics Utah, and is sanctioned by the Utah High School Athletic Association (UHSAA). In […]
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie: Why You Should Learn to Look Yourself in the Eye
We look in mirrors every day. To fix our hair. Check our teeth. Make sure there’s not something weird going on with our outfit. But mirrors aren’t just for appearances; they reflect back more than a face. They’re a tool—one we don’t always want to use, but probably should. Mirrors show us what others see […]
A local community member’s powerful recovery journey
Paul Wayman first came across Captain Your Story while he was in prison. The Flyer that outlined a curriculum geared toward taking ownership of your past to create a positive future, piqued his interest. He decided to sign up and check it out, even though he was initially doubtful. It all seemed too good to […]
Fresh, Local, and Delicious: Nebo Students Enjoy Sweet Corn on the Cob—With More to Come!
Students across the Nebo School District got a delicious surprise this fall when the Nebo Child Nutrition team partnered with local Harward Farms to serve up fresh, sweet corn on the cob—picked straight from the field. The special lunch day was a huge hit, with participation numbers soaring as students eagerly lined up for the […]
How One Springville Man is Spreading Hope and Positivity
A Springville man is running around town and beyond letting people know that he believes in you, and he’s doing it loud and clear—with a sign. For the past couple of years, Brice Nokes, 27, has been running around holding a sign that says, “I Believe in You.” Nokes said that holding this sign began […]
Fixing a Friendship: An Updated Version
Editor’s note: Trudy Peck is a longtime columnist who, in recent times, has been revisiting her old advice columns with an updated version of what she would say now. Then: Jun 30, 2012 My daughter’s friend suddenly decided that they were no longer friends and has avoided my daughter ever since. My sad girl, let’s […]
2026 ‘Lamb of God’ Placement Auditions Set for November 2025
If you have always wanted to be a part of a Lamb of God production, this is your opportunity! We have had two exceptional Easter season presentations (2024 and 2025) and are gearing up for our 2026 Easter season performances. South Canyons Chorus and Orchestra was formed in January of 2024 to present Lamb of […]
E-Edition: November 2025 – Issue 162
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 […]
Truth in a Cacophony of Information
In September of 2013 Here is what my younger self wrote about truth: “Truth is an interesting thing. There are some people who see the truth as based on their own interpretation. They believe what they choose whether or not it is truth as others see it. In fact, we all choose the truth we […]
Five Reasons a Box is the Best Toy Ever for Your Kid
We have a box in our living room. It has been in our living room for quite a while. It is wonderful. Here’s just a few of the reasons why:A box is affordable.
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