I’ve Got a Few Boxes In My Garage
My garage is not clean. I should probably work on that. The last time I tried to clean the garage, I was amazed by some…
July 2025 – Issue 158
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Exhaustion as a Status Symbol: Why We Brag About Burnout and How to Break the Cycle
There’s a strange thing happening in our culture. People are tired, overwhelmed, overbooked, and stretched thin. And instead of treating this like a warning sign,…
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Duck rescued from fishing line at Spring Lake should remind us all to do better
As a former resident of Payson, one of my favorite places to visit was Spring Lake. I love the evergreens that surround the path that…
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The Lost Art of Living in the Now
If someone were to ask you “how is it going right now?” and you were completely honest, what would you say? Would you be able…
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Families that play together stay together
It has long been known throughout the history of time that music brings people together. Whether singing songs, playing instruments or merely talking about favorite…
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Making Waves: How Aqua Zumba Builds Strength, Community, and Joy
At first glance, Aqua Zumba might look like a poolside party at Clyde Recreation Center. But behind the upbeat music, splashing water, and smiling faces…
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Fiesta Days Grand Marshals Richard and Tamara Davis serve others in memory of Kiplyn
July 1, 2025 would have been Kiplyn Davis’ 46th birthday and her dad Richard Davis spent the day serving others. “I’m just headed for a…
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Teacher of the Year: Hannah Tervort
Hannah Tervort is an outstanding teacher. She does a lot for students, parents, and other teachers. In her classroom, she builds positive relationships with students….
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Even in the heat, July has something for everyone
When I hear the word “July,” three things pop into my mind: the summer heat, the 4th of July, and Pioneer Day. Each one has…
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A List of Acts of Service for July 2025
• Leave an anonymous gift for someone going through a tough time • Pay for a stranger’s meal or coffee • Write a heartfelt letter…
