Mom creating art for families of loved ones lost, in memory of 2-year-old son
When Caitlyn Burrell looks at recent family photos, there is a face missing. It is the face of her 2-year-old son, Emmett Burrell who just two years ago, drowned after wandering off out of sight into a canal in Spanish Fork. The incident happened on July 7, 2023 while Emmett was at football practice with […]
Spanish Fork resident’s passion for Second Amendment rights leads to informational book
Richard Norman has been a Spanish Fork resident since 2008. He and his wife Vada, relocated with their children from Texas to give them more opportunities to connect with others who share their faith as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. On most good weather days, you’re likely to see him […]
E-Edition: July 2025 – Issue 158
We’re excited to share the July issue of Serve Daily with you! Inside, you’ll find a fresh collection of uplifting stories, local spotlights, and voices from around our community—all created to inspire connection and kindness. A big thank-you goes out to our advertisers and sponsors who make this publication possible. If something in this issue […]
Tabitha’s Way Celebrates 15 years serving the community & 14th Year Back Pack Give Away
For 15 years, Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry has been serving individuals and families facing food insecurity, and this past June, the organization celebrated this milestone. Over 1,500 guests attended a free block party held by and for the pantry on June 26, complete with live music, games, giveaways, food and activities for all ages. […]
Unseen, but Unshaken: Celebrating Wins Without Applause
You’re at the park shooting hoops. You’ve been working on your three-point shot for weeks, and suddenly, it all clicks. You land a perfect shot from deep. It’s smooth. Clean. Nothing but net. You look around and no one is there. No cheers. No applause. Just you and the echo of the bounce. Or maybe […]
Service animals allow individuals with disabilities freedom and independence
When my daughter was just 10 months old, she was diagnosed with infantile spasms. This is a very rare and dangerous form of epilepsy that affects children under the age of two and is notorious for changing forms as the child grows. By the time I got my daughter help, damage to her developing brain […]
‘Into the Woods’ at Halfpenny Theatre brings family and community together
There’s nothing like community theatre. It brings friends and family together to see stories come to life on stage, as well as the opportunity to experience the highs and lows of human emotion with those you’re attending with. For the actors, it’s a chance to create something magical together that is more impactful than any […]