Always Be Prepared: The Quiet Confidence That Comes from Readiness
There’s something so comforting about being prepared. Whether it is having an umbrella in your car just in case it rains or knowing where you put your spare keys, being ready for what might happen allows you to move through the world with a little more calm and a lot more confidence. This doesn’t mean […]
The Chamber Advantage: Why It’s More Than Just Networking
If you’ve ever been told, “You should join the chamber,” and you’ve nodded politely while thinking, I don’t have time for that, I get it. I really do. Running a business is no small task. Every minute of the day is filled with something that needs your attention. So, when someone brings up the Chamber, […]
A Summer of Quest
This will not be a boring summer, and you can take that statement to the bank and cash it! There are more events and activities in Utah County and surrounding counties than you can shake a stick at! With longer days and warmer nights, the possibilities for energizing activities are seemingly endless – if you […]
Finding Balance on Water: The Healing Power of Glide Yoga
In the gentle ripple of a pool at Clyde Recreation Center, Cari Batty leads a group of students through a practice that’s equal parts strength, and surrender. Known as Glide Yoga or SUP (Stand-Up Paddleboard) Yoga, this water-based class is gaining traction for its unique blend of challenge and calm. In Glide Yoga, the boards […]
Springville-Mapleton American Legion to hold veterans open house and flag ceremony
The Springville-Mapleton American Legion will hold a veterans open house and flag retirement ceremony in conjunction with Springville Art City Days. The open house aims to recognize veterans for their service and to educate them on services and benefits available. A presentation by a state level expert service officer will be given to ensure all […]
E-Edition: June 2025 – Issue 157
We’re proud to share the June issue of Serve Daily with you! This month’s edition is packed with uplifting stories, local highlights, and community voices—all crafted with care and love for where we live. A heartfelt thank-you goes to our advertisers who help make this publication possible. If something in these pages inspires you, consider […]
Some Things I Remember; Some Things I Don’t
Recently I was spending some quality time on Facebook. (I was probably procrastinating doing something important, because that’s what Facebook is best for.) As I was scrolling past all of the political posts I agree with, the political posts I don’t agree with, and the ads for things I don’t want or need, I came […]