Drive-thru dining at Costa Vida in Spanish Fork
Greetings! Welcome to the inaugural installment of this new feature which delves into the dining options here in south Utah County. Food reviews are a dime a dozen these days. You don’t have to look far to find one. However, what the vast majority of these dining reviews offer are typically based on walk-in, sit-down […]
New staff at Springville City
Some big changes in leadership at Springville City have taken place at the Museum of Art and at the Justice Court. Emily Larsen has been selected as the new director of the Springville Museum of Art. She has worked at the museum for more than 10 years and was most recently the associate director. Emily […]
‘Tales of the Jedi’ continues Star Wars drama
When George Lucas created Star Wars in the 1970s, he could scarcely have imagined the richness of the foundation he was laying for future storymakers to build upon. Yet, that’s exactly what he did and Disney Plus’s “Tales of the Jedi” is proof. Set in several points of the prequel trilogy, “Tales of the Jedi” […]
Confessions of a recovering sports junkie
The Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins faced off in Super Bowl VII at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on January 14, 1973. My family lived in Long Beach, California at the time and my dad, older brother and some of our neighbors gathered around the TV watching with great interest and excitement. My mother was […]
Addressing My Depression & Anxiety Through A Climbing Lifestyle
In the past several issues of Serve Daily we have discussed ice & mixed climbing and drytooling. Technical aspects of the sport were introduced to the readers so as to help us gain an understanding of what appears to be an overall healthy lifestyle. As previously mentioned, diet, exercise, flexibility, strength, self-reliance balanced with camaraderie […]
AMC review: ‘Tales of the Walking Dead’
The Walking Dead premiered on AMC on Halloween night in 2010. Based on the popular graphic novel series of the same name, the show ran for 11 seasons, concluding last November. Not only did the series turn out to be a long-running hit for the network, it also spawned several spinoffs, including last fall’s “Tales […]
Payson Community Theatre brings local community together both on and off the stage
When it comes to stage productions, Payson Community Theatre holds itself to a high standard. The local theater has had almost 55 years to perfect its craft, and, according to its mission statement, has “Sought to further enhance the theater experience and elevate the community in the process,” and have a “Long-lasting tradition of creating […]
Payson Station Area Plan – Public Visioning Workshop
UTA and Payson City are developing a new community plan around the future UTA FrontRunner Station in northern Payson. The development of a new transit hub presents many opportunities for improving transportation to and around the area, and to define the surrounding streets and neighborhoods into a vibrant new community. Located at the northern entry […]
They’ve Got My Number
I have a name, but no one seems to care. When I go to do taxes, they want my Social Security number. When I go to purchase something online, they want my credit card number. When they ask for my credit card number, they also want that super-secret three-digit security code number that’s on the […]
Addict to Athlete is changing the how many recover from addiction
Sitting on a folding chair in a freshly painted room, Coach Blu holds a card in his hand. He looks around the room and calls out the name of an athlete from those gathered around him, holding his card up so he can read it. “Tell me your favorite part about school.” The athlete who […]