Scouting is Alive and Well
Childhood is the most memorable part of life. As adults, we are continually referring back to the lessons that we learned in the simpler times we spent in youth. Easily half of the stories that my husband tells have to do with his time in the scouting program. One of our kids’ favorite stories is […]
Spanish fork man building regenerative farm, while ‘folding’ in liberty and patriotism
When Brittney Stowe took a drive on January day, she spotted some Highland cows that she knew she wanted to take pictures of. Little did she know that those cows were part of a much bigger picture that local farm owner Vernon Stout has in mind. Fold of Liberty Farms is located at 4197 West, […]
Local artist has spent over 50 years of painting ‘En Plein Air’
En Plein Air is a French expression that translates to “in the open air”. Russell Ricks has been painting since he was just a young boy. He was taught by his father, Don, who was both an oil painter and an art instructor in Rexburg, Idaho. At just eight years of age, Russell knew he […]
Lessons learned on El Camino de Santiago in Spain
Spain’s famous pilgrimage trail, El Camino de Santiago has become one of the world’s most popular walking holidays and spiritual journeys. Every year, pilgrims travel from all over the world to journey on the well marked routes that all end at the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela. Originally the faithful walked the trail to see […]
I Have a Theory (Or Two or Three)
We’ve all heard of Murphy’s Law. It states that “whatever can go wrong will go wrong.” I’ve never really believed it much–it seems too pessimistic to me. (Sometimes things actually go right!) But, there are some laws and theories that I do believe in, such as: The Fuel Price Paradox: “If you fill your vehicle […]
It’s time to visit the Twisted Cow in Provo
Moove out of the way Brooker’s and Rockwell Ice Cream, there’s a new champ in town! You herd it here–Twisted Cow ice cream shop just opened in November in downtown Provo, and it clearly outclasses all the other ice cream places in the area. As the local food expert, I’ve been to over a dozen […]
Fun-Filled Fall Adventures for the Whole Family
As the temperatures drop and the leaves turn, Utah County becomes a fall wonderland. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures or cozy indoor activities, this region offers a plethora of options for family fun. So, gather your loved ones, put on your flannel shirts, and immerse yourselves in the magic of fall in scenic Utah County. […]
Say Moo! Local photographer taking unique fall family photos
Fall means family photoshoots, and nothing says family and fall like posing in front of a cow – at least that’s what photographer Brittney Stowe is saying. But these aren’t just any cows; they’re Highland Cows. And the photos aren’t taken at any location; they’re done at a locally owned farm. Recently, Stowe, who is […]
Skeletons Along the Spanish Fork River Trail
For Kaybri and Marlow Dennis, a recent Saturday bicycle ride on the Spanish Fork River Trail with their parents and grandparents proved to have an exciting twist not seen every day on their typical pedal-trips. As the two small children traveled on bicycles in the cool morning air, they witnessed a number of skeletons along […]
E-Edition: October 2023 – Issue 137
The October 2023 – Issue 137 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. Just a little tidbit of information up to this point: We have […]