Why? Because We Have Kids

Why are there footprints on our wall? Because we have kids. Why do I have to pick up sidewalk chalk from the middle of our yard every time I mow the lawn? Because we have kids. Why do I spend approximately four hours and twenty-seven minutes each day looking for a missing shoe? Because we […]
Miracles All Around Us – Part 1

At the request of Carina Rivas a couple of months ago I gave a few comments on the many miracles and blessings in my life. I had been thinking about and discussing this with my wife for many months. I want to tell you, I have had a life that amazes me, with many miracles […]
New snow park in Spanish Fork aims to be a ‘gateway’ to winter sports

There is officially snow in the valley, but it’s currently isolated to the driving range of The Oaks at Spanish Fork golf course. Gateway Snow Park has opened up a location in Spanish Fork with the goal of providing accessible snow activities throughout the winter months, providing what it calls a “gateway” to healthy activities. […]
Spanish Fork’s Little Acorn is an older restaurant worth rediscovering

As you drive in Spanish Fork south east towards Spanish Fork Canyon and the landmark windmills, chances are you’ve driven past a blue and red building with a large sign adorned with a squirrel that displays the words “Little Acorn.” Perhaps at first glance you figured it was a relic of a different time when […]
E-Edition: January 2024 – Issue 140

The January 2024 – Issue 140 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. We invite your input. Send us a message or upload an […]
Speak, Snack and Socialize! Toastmasters Open House January 20th

Does public speaking terrify or excite you? Public speaking is reported to be the number one fear of over 70% of the population – which means that if the very thought of it leaves you lightheaded and nauseous, you are not alone! Perhaps you’re in the lucky minority of those who love to get in […]
Mayor Wright Welcomes New Council Members

As Mayor, I would like to thank all the candidates who campaigned for the three open seats for the Payson City Council. Tyler Moore, Anne Moss, Brian Hulet, Ryan Rowley, Teancum Clark, Kirk Beecher, Carl Brines, Easton Brady, and Lacee Smith all ran a very professional campaign. I would like to congratulate Anne Moss, […]
Start the new Year by Serving

As we enter 2024 and we have one extra day this year, make it a goal to Serve Daily. Make plans to be kind to those around you. Visit the sick and afflicted. Visit someone in a jail/prison. Write a letter to a loved one. Create a new service project and invite people to donate/help/serve. […]
Santaquin City Bike 4 Kidz Event

For the second year in a row Santaquin City has participated in the FB4K Free Bikes 4 Kidz event where 18 youth from four Santaquin Elementary Schools received free bikes. The event was coordinated by Mayor Dan Olson, Council member Jeff Siddoway, Miss Santaquin team, Santaquin resident Michael Romero, and supported by Santaquin Community Services […]