Popular science fiction author, Christopher Paolini comes to Spanish Fork
On Friday, Jan, 19, a rare sight was observed in Southern Utah County. Spanish Fork High School was swarmed with word devourers of all ages. Many were laden with stacks of books so tall they could hardly see over the tops of them, as they maneuvered their way to the main theater. Why would so […]
Every Other Driver Is an Idiot
Have you ever noticed that every other driver is an idiot? There are a lot of drivers out there on our roads, but none of them are as good at driving as I am. You would think there would be SOMEONE out there who can drive as good as I can, but I sure don’t […]
Oasis Art and Learning Center in Springville offers experiences for all abilities
In July of 2019, TURN Community services opened “Oasis Art and Learning Center” at 451 S. Main St. in Springville. Oasis serves as a weekday gathering place and education center for people with developmental disabilities to learn new skills and create together. Oasis was established to serve individuals in south Utah County, from communities such […]
Did you know Downtown Main in Payson is under construction?
Downtown Mainstreet between 100 North and 100 South is closed to vehicle traffic from now until early summer. However, access to businesses is available either through the front or rear entrances. In front of Wee Blu Inn a huge cement structure underground was removed, broken up, and hauled off. The area is undergoing long awaited […]
To Protect and To Serve: Mapleton Police officers Hatch and NYX
Mapleton Police Officer Rebekah Hatch was raised in Genola, Utah, a nearby rural community in Utah County. Serve Daily recently had an opportunity to chat with Officer Hatch and to discover more about her and her canine partner in law enforcement, NYX. Officer Hatch has been a police officer for about four years and NYX […]
Upcoming Angelus Events
It’s that time of year when the magic of Christmas is a distant memory and now the thought of snow just brings about groans for the impending shoveling and difficult commutes that feel more like a twisted squid game challenge. Yet, cabin fever is rampant, and the incessant need to get out is almost maddening. […]
Local Band combines grunge, blues, bluegrass, country and rock to form unique sound
In case you were wondering, the 90’s are back, and we’re not just talking about flannel shirts, baggy jeans and hanging out at the bowling alley — although all three play a role in what some may be calling the long awaited comeback of the century. Local band, Social Soup has been combining grunge, blues, […]
Springville Historical Society Seeks Help
In preparation for the 100th Annual Art Salon, the Museum of Art is spearheading the effort to digitize all of the Springville High School yearbooks that have been printed. The process is well underway, but many volumes are missing. If you would like to donate to the Springville Historical Society, or loan one of the […]
Nurturing Your Well-Being: Winter Self-Care and Mental Health Tips
As winter settles in, many people find themselves navigating the challenges that come with the colder months. While November and December are filled with holidays and excitement, what remains of winter can seem dreary. The combination of shorter days and colder temperatures can sometimes take a toll on mental well-being. “As a human, you are […]
Magleby’s in Springville offers family friendly fine dining, catering, events and more
For nearly 45 years, Magleby’s has been serving fine dining to residents, and the restaurant in Springville is proving to be a community staple. Located at 198 S Main St., Magleby’s offers fine dining, buffets, catering options and special events. The menu that is described as an “eclectic” and “stylish American eatery,” is created and […]