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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
Payson Band remembers longtime ‘conductor’ with tribute concert
On Aug 27, the Payson City Band paid tribute to one of their own in a special concert belt at Memorial Park. Kyle Gay, who became a fixture at the Sunday Concerts at the Park as a featured conductor, passed away on Aug 23 at the age of 59. Gay had Down Syndrome, and learned […]
South Utah County’s Lady Devils Win Tackle Football State Championship
Did you know that there is a girl’s tackle football league in Utah? If not, now you do, and now is the time to be in the know because this past spring, South Utah County’s very own team won the state championship. The Lady Devils is coached by Scott Miller. Miller spoke to Serve Daily […]
2023 Update for the Huish Theater in Payson
Nearly 75 years after first opening, the Historic Huish theater is once again showing films for all to experience the magic of cinematography and local live talent. The Huish first opened in April, 1949 with the first movie shown being Mother Was a Freshman with Loretta Young. The theater had a seating capacity of 830 […]
Wrecked Neck Racing Mentorship Program Shaping Future Demolition Derby Stars at Local Utah High Schools
Revving engines, screeching tires, and adrenaline-fueled collisions: the Wrecked Neck Racing Mentorship Program is transforming local Utah high schools into a training ground for future demolition derby drivers and more importantly, trade career workers. In a bold and innovative initiative, Wrecked Neck Racing, a demolition derby team based out of Santaquin, has introduced the Wrecked […]
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 […]
A Future Foreseen: Local World War II Veteran Recalls Time Serving as Inspired
As a youth, Eugene Hecker was enjoying a church activity when someone he had only ever heard of stopped by to visit. The man was Heber J. Grant, prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at the time. Hecker recalled sitting with other young men as he listened to Grant’s talk where […]
Utah Valley Woodcarver Club – Looking for a new Hobby?
Hi again from the wood carving world. Since you heard from me last some great things have happened. I had a wonderful week of carving in Midway, Utah. Guy Nelson, Dale Green, and Craig Simons put together the most successful Rocky Mountain Woodcarving conference I have ever attended. It was the last week of April […]