Seven great waterfalls to hike to nearby to cool down
As the summer sun heats up Utah’s majestic landscapes, the call for adventure beckons. But who says exploration has to be scorching? We’ve curated a list of 7 waterfall hikes that will keep you cool, invigorated, and surrounded by breathtaking scenery. So, lace up your boots, pack your swimsuit, and get ready to add some […]
75 Years of Music – The Musettes Ladies Chorus
Under the direction of Alberta Hoover and with Leah Huff as President, The Musettes Ladies Chorus was formed in December of 1949 with a commitment to excellence and camaraderie born from a shared desire to form a performing group that would enrich the community. They quickly became involved in community events, joining the National Federation […]
YouTuber, Mima’s Zone, Reads Children’s Books to Ages 0-teens
Is it for children or is it for teenagers? That is the question. The YouTube channel, Mima’s Zone TV, was started in 2015 for small children up to the age of eight. However, over the years teenagers and even some adults have commented how the stories have helped them to remember their own grandma or […]
Who Touched My Gas Station Hot Dog?
Every time you go inside at the gas station you see them. They are rotating in their display case. They’ve been cooked (probably), or at the very least warmed. They are waiting to be sold and eaten. They are the gas station hot dogs. Who eats these things? They’re slimy. They’re greasy. And, worst of […]
Question and Answer with local band ‘Lemonfern’
With their first single released this past January, and their first show in May at the Velour—Provo’s largest and best independent music venue—Lemonfern is on the up-and-up. The quartet, led by frontwoman Aislyn Ercanbrack on vocals and guitar, includes percussionist Murray Adamson, and brother-sister duo Trey and Mazzy Barker on guitar and bass, respectively. This […]
Beauty that the eye can’t see at
There are few more picturesque places than Salem Pond, and for the past 30 years, Jeff Christensen has been taking walks around the pond with his wife, Janeen Christensen to take in the views. In recent years, however, taking in those views has become a lot more deliberate, as Jeff, who has long enjoyed the […]
State of the Spanish Fork Salem Chamber of Commerce Report
You don’t need to be a business owner, or even a resident, to know that business is booming in Spanish Fork and Salem! We have a lot of things to thank for that, one of them being our thriving Chamber of Commerce. Having a supportive and collaborative community in business is something that money simply […]
Meet Jim Cox creator of Tex & Clem
Creator/Artist of the self-syndicated comic strip “Tex & Clem. As a freelance artist for 20 plus years Tex & Clem was born in 2021 and is already a success! The comic strip currently runs all over the United States in many newspaper publications! Jim attended the Art Institute Of Dallas where he studied art and […]
Kindness equals positivity
Imagine that you are in line at a grocery store. You are late for an appointment and there is a lady in the front of the line who seems to be taking forever to check out. After she puts all her items on the counter, the cashier gives her a total and she is unable […]
3 Types of Dogs
There are three types of dogs regardless of breed or mix. A dog that will be fine in the average home A dog that will be fine in the average home with basic obedience training and limited supervision. This dog can just hang out with you. A dog that will be fine in a more […]