Spanish Fork Airport Breaks Ground on $100 Million Hangar Development

On Wednesday, February 28, construction commenced on the first phase of a $100 million hangar development project at Spanish Fork Airport. This development, which will be executed in two phases, is expected to elevate the airport’s status and cater to the needs of private aviation enthusiasts. The initial phase, with a budget of $60 million, […]
A tale of two young men with life altering accidents causing paralysis and confinement to wheelchair life

I want to tell you two stories of two young men who were ripe with promise, and life changed in an instant. These are two stories that could have continued in tragedy, but with the help of a local organization, both men have found ways to thrive. Boy A: At age 14 ½, he was […]
New snow park in Spanish Fork aims to be a ‘gateway’ to winter sports

There is officially snow in the valley, but it’s currently isolated to the driving range of The Oaks at Spanish Fork golf course. Gateway Snow Park has opened up a location in Spanish Fork with the goal of providing accessible snow activities throughout the winter months, providing what it calls a “gateway” to healthy activities. […]
Photographing Fall Colors

We are blessed with some of the best fall colors of any location in the entire nation. Lucky us. The Nebo Loop road has become known in many national publications for a place to be seen for its fall colors. We who live here can witness the splendid colors not far from our front door. […]
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. […]
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 […]
Five Fall Hikes for the Best Fall Foliage

As summer’s warmth surrenders to the crisp embrace of fall, Utah County undergoes a breathtaking transformation. The landscape awakens with a burst of vibrant hues, making it an ideal time to embark on autumn hikes. Trails in southern Utah County offer an escape into nature’s most magical season. Whether you’re seeking a rejuvenating soak in […]
Bridle up Hope Mapleton Teaches Life Skills to Women of all Ages Through Use of Horses

Many young girls and women in the Mapleton area have a newfound confidence thanks to the companionship of horses and a program dedicated to utilizing these animals to teach life skills. Bridle Up Hope has been empowering women and girls through horses since 2012. Just this last year, a chapter in Mapleton was opened with […]
Payson Holding ‘Home to Adventure’ Scavenger Hunt

Adventure seekers from every corner of the world, we invite you to join the Payson “Home to Adventure” Scavenger Hunt! This epic event isn’t just for locals. Whether you’re a Payson resident or a visitor from afar, we welcome you to partake in this thrilling journey. This event began on June 3, and will captivate […]
One Tragedy Brings Many to Pursue Their Passion

There is a story that I was made aware of, about a young man who lived an exemplary life. From a young age, this man was athletic, participating in track, boxing, and wrestling. Having been raised by his grandfather, who was well versed in hunting, he got involved in hunting and fishing at a young […]