Powered by You:The 7,000 Volunteers Behind the Food and Care Coalition’s Success
Every day, someone walks into the Food and Care Coalition with nowhere else to go. They may be hungry. They may have slept outside. They may be escaping abuse. They may be battling illness, addiction, or job loss. What they find inside, however, is more than a meal. They find people who show up — […]
The Food And Care Coalition: Providing Comprehensive Services to Address Poverty and Homelessness in Utah County
In Utah County, the Food and Care Coalition stands as a beacon of hope for those experiencing poverty and homelessness. Recently, the Coalition reached an extraordinary milestone by serving its 3 millionth meal. This is a powerful testament to the coalition’s decades-long commitment to nourishing both body and spirit. Its mission, however, extends far beyond […]
Local Riders Participate In Inaugural ‘Freedom Ride’ In Support Of Charlie Kirk
If you were driving southbound off the Provo University exit on September 20, there’s a good chance you saw a scene you’ve never experienced before: riders on horseback holding American Flags. Perhaps this scene made you stop and think. Maybe it gave you a sense of pride or of solemn resolve to do better and […]
The Lost Art of Living in the Now
If someone were to ask you “how is it going right now?” and you were completely honest, what would you say? Would you be able to feel in your heart that things are going good or even great? Do you find it hard to be happy with your life as it is showing up right […]
Families that play together stay together
It has long been known throughout the history of time that music brings people together. Whether singing songs, playing instruments or merely talking about favorite tunes, music creates a bond that is difficult to put into words. In fact, according to a 2014 study conducted across four different cultures, it was found that music strengthens […]
Fifth Harmony’s Dinah Jane Chats With Provo Music Magazine
In a conversation with Provo Music Magazine, Dinah Jane discussed a bold step in her evolution as a solo artist. After her time in the global sensation Fifth Harmony, the Polynesian pop star is embracing her individuality, crafting a sound that reflects her roots, voice, and inner power. Her journey to this point has been […]
Provo’s Best Film Festival Returned for its 11th Year
The FilmQuest Film Festival, one of the premier genre film festivals in the United States, returned to Provo for its 11th year, drawing filmmakers and audiences alike to celebrate a diverse array of fantasy, horror, sci-fi, and experimental films. Running for 10 days, the festival has become a go-to destination for fans of boundary-pushing cinema […]
Local Warming Center Program Needs Volunteers, Blankets, and Supplies for Winter Season
Warming centers for individuals who are homeless and seeking warmth and a place to stay for the night are now open nightly from 9pm to 8am through April 30, 2025, and are located in Provo and unincorporated Utah County. Volunteers (18 years and older) are needed to help at the warming centers during the evening, late night, […]
Local artist Tate Gifford performing at Acoustic Autumn Live
Energize your season of gratitude with sweet folk rock tunes at the Acoustic Autumn Live Concert on November 9 at the Angelus Theatre in Spanish Fork. Singer/Songwriter, Tate Gifford, voted one of the top three best local bands in Utah County, has put together an uplifting musical night, starting the season right. Gifford has […]
Utah Valley Rides: A Lifeline for Seniors
It’s a challenge I never expected to face so often—telling a senior that we simply don’t have enough drivers to take them to a doctor’s appointment or social gathering. Each missed ride is more than an inconvenience; it’s a missed opportunity for connection, care, and independence simply because we don’t have enough volunteers. Utah Valley […]