Historical Highlight: Springville Museum of Art grows from student-led effort to state-wide attraction
The Springville Museum of Art has long been a defining factor of Springville, with its roots stretching back to over a century ago. The museum sits at 126 E. 400 South just off Main Street in Springville. The building itself has made its way into numerous depictions around the city, and its mere presence is […]
Nebo Elementary Students Compete at Seventh Annual Keyboarding Competition
Nebo School District’s seventh annual Elementary Keyboarding Competition was held on April 18-19 at each elementary school in the district. In order to qualify for the competition, students were tested on their keyboarding speed and accuracy, and were selected based on that criteria by their school’s keyboarding specialist. A total of 523 students were selected […]
Local High School Students Receive Business Grants
High school business students from around the state had the opportunity of presenting their proposed business plans for investment consideration at the Advanced Learning Center Business Competition. The Competition was similar to the TV Reality show Shark Tank, with the winter receiving a check to develop their business and education. This opportunity comes from the […]
Nephi Man Paying Forward with Self Sustaining Garden in Nephi
There is a young man in your very own backyard who is doing some really cool things. But don’t look now, and don’t be afraid. “Backyard” is a figurative term for “near you,” and a literal term for outside. “Cool things” is also general and applicable to many things, but if you would ask most […]
Four community productions to watch for or participate in this summer
It’s nearly time for school to end and summer to begin, even if Mother Nature seems to be a bit confused this year. This also happens to be the start of one of my personal favorite seasons: Big Summer Community Theatre Production Season! OK, so it’s not an actual season – but it should be! […]
Local musician and author Ryan Stream continues to rewrite his own story while encouraging others to do the same
From drug and alcohol-addicted parents, to losing his mother to suicide, to living destitute and often homeless, to struggling with his own drug addiction, Ryan Stream’s life was one crisis after another. Stream said that while he and his brother were adopted into a marvelous family, by the time he was in high school, he […]
Fred Openshaw Farms in Santaquin Carries on Tradition by Name and Quality Produce
It’s a slightly overcast day, and Fred Openshaw tills the soil, while Fred Openshaw plants the seeds. On the other side of the orchard, Fred Openshaw prunes the branches while Fred Openshaw observes the trade that he may one day continue. Since the early 1900’s, Fred Openshaw Farms in Santaquin has been providing the community […]
The Art of Drumming & My Journey
The art of drumming has been around for thousands of years. People have always hit different things to create new and interesting sounds, whether they use their hands or some type of stick. Some people at the age of 3 (like myself) just picked up a couple wooden spoons from the kitchen drawer and set […]
Local author publishes first book in sweet romance book series
Local author Deborah Goodman sees her writing as an “escape for people” because “we all need fun.” The Springville resident’s most recent book, “Just a Friend,” was released on March 2, and one of 17 published writings by Goodman since starting to write for the sweet romance genre. Sweet romance is a popular genre that […]
E-Edition: May 2023 – Issue 132
The May 2023 – Issue 132 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 at servedaily.com/forms. Serve Daily strives […]