Green thumbs and helping hands: Plants and Noble is on a mission to spread happiness
Elias Johnson loves plants. As a student at BYU studying biodiversity and conservation, plants are a major part of his life. Not only do they take up a lot of his time, but they take up a lot of his space as well. “I just love growing houseplants,” Johnson said. “I have a plethora of […]
What should you do if you’ve lost or found a pet?
As I scroll through my social media feed (some call this doom scrolling, but I can be an optimistic guy), I often come across posts about lost or found pets. I’ve gotten accustomed to seeing these posts, and when I do, I usually look at the picture and think, “That’s a cute little fellow. […]
Sandra Wadley Tew
Sandra Wadley Tew (78) passed away on March 7, 2024 in St George, Utah. Sandra was born in Heber City, Utah September 8, 1945 to William and Laberta Wadley. She was raised in Tabiona, Utah. Sandra talked about her time growing up in “Tabby” with fondness. She loved her five siblings, and living in a […]
Upcoming Events March 2024
This time of year is an odd one. One day it feels like spring has sprung and another it feels like winter still has her nasty claws dug in and isn’t going anywhere. If Cabin fever is hitting hard and you need to get out, here’s a list of upcoming events/activities to do this month. […]
E-Edition: March 2024 – Issue 142
The March 2024 – Issue 142 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 […]
All-terrain wheelchair sends Springville friends on extreme adventures advocating for inclusive experiences
When Ryan Grassley and Sam Durst go adventuring, they go extreme. From the Narrows at Zion National Park, to Delicate Arch at Arches National Park – and even to the rolling hills of their backyard – each adventure is filled with extreme joy that wouldn’t be possible without a special chair. Sam was born with […]
Community provides unique valentines for adults with special needs
In late January, a businesswoman from central Utah was in the Salt Lake City area to attend meetings. On her way out of town, she stopped by a facility for adults with special needs to visit her aunt who lived there. She tries to visit her sweet aunt every chance she gets, but it is […]
Utah’s newest medical school opens doors to the public
Cyber Monday is arriving extra early this year at Noorda-COM’s Grand Opening. Noorda-COM is the Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine, and the grand opening will showcase a week’s worth of internal events beginning with a tech-forward open house on Saturday, March 9. The open house will offer heart attack and birthing demonstrations on CAE patient […]
Local Choir and Orchestra Brings Rob Gardner’s “Lamb of God” Oratorio to South Utah County for the First Time
South Utah County residents are invited to attend a stirring rendition of Rob Gardner’s “Lamb of God” oratorio presented by the South Canyons Chorus and Orchestra on March 30 and 31 at Payson High School. The performances are free of charge and will begin at 7 p.m. on both nights. Auditorium doors will open at […]
Spanish Fork Arts Council Presents Mini Masterpieces
The Spanish Fork Arts Council has a new visual arts show called Mini Masterpieces, and it is inviting everyone to see what the event is all about. Mini Masterpieces is a community art show for all ages funded by the Recreation, Arts, and Parks Program (RAP grant), in collaboration with the Spanish Fork Chamber of […]
