Spanish Fork Woman Writes Song Now Published in Latter-Day Saint ‘Hymns For Home And Church’ Handbook
Nineteen years ago, Traci S. Law of Spanish Fork, had a song in her heart. That song, titled “Little Baby in a Manger,” has recently been included in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ “Hymns for Home and Church” handbook and has now been sung by congregations and in homes worldwide. Law, who […]
Spanish Krishna Temple Operator Thanks Community for Support Following Vandalism, Looks Forward with Flying Colors
If you’ve lived in Southern Utah County and have driven through Spanish Fork or Salem, chances are you’ve seen a large white, domed building that looks as though it belongs in another place or time. The delicate arches and gold trim looks like something straight out of the book “Arabian Nights” or a photo of […]
E-Edition: January 2026 – Issue 164
We’re excited to share this month’s edition, packed with stories of inspiration, compassion, and community spirit. From local events to feature stories on everyday heroes, every page is designed to celebrate what makes our community so unique. A huge thank you to our advertisers and community sponsors who make Serve Daily possible. Your support allows […]
Chambers of Commerce Across Southern Utah County Welcome 2026 with Gratitude and Optimism
As we welcome a new year, the Payson Santaquin, Spanish Fork Salem, and Springville-Mapleton Chambers of Commerce extend warm wishes for a happy, healthy, and successful 2026 to our businesses, community partners, and residents. The past year has been one of resilience, collaboration, and continued growth across our communities. Local businesses have innovated, expanded, and […]
Stronger Together:Inside the Cycle and Strength Classes at Spanish Fork’s FitCity Center
At 6:30 on a Wednesday morning, long before the rest of Spanish Fork fully wakes, the cycle studio at the FitCity Center is already buzzing. The lights are on, the bass hums through the floor, and a dozen riders settle onto their bikes as instructor Sarah Stevenson cues up the next playlist. The room feels […]
Teacher of the Month: Joe Governale
We are excited to recognize Joe Governale as our Teacher of the Month! Joe exemplifies the mission and standards of ALA every single day. He is the definition of a hard worker-reliable, steady, and always willing to step in and help anyone in need. Whether it’s solving a tech issue, supporting teachers, or keeping our […]
Spanish Fork Family to Put on Annual Pirate Yard for Community
When Scott Udy gets ready for Halloween, it’s all hands on deck. He gathers his mateys and hearties, all ready for the big show for all the buckaroos. On October 24 and 25, Udy will put on his annual Pirate Yard at his Spanish Fork home, which for the past seven years, has brought countless […]
Legacy House of Spanish Fork Granting Bucket List Items to Residents
For the past several months, Legacy House of Spanish Fork has been going the extra mile for their residents by checking things off their bucket lists. Marketing director Emma Sorensen said that this is a new and exciting initiative that the whole staff has had fun planning. “We’ve been able to grant three wishes so […]
Spanish Fork City to Open New FitCity
FitCity Center is a new community fitness center coming to Spanish Fork. Slated to open in late fall/early winter, this unique facility will meet several community needs under one roof. The fitness center itself will offer a large range of weight training and cardio equipment, an inclined indoor track around the upper level, as well […]
American Leadership Academy Teacher Realizes Dream of Opening Youth Theatre
Theater has long been a passion for Sandra Millet. For the past 20 years, she has been teaching drama at American Leadership Academy, and has recently embarked on her own adventure in community youth theater production. “I was the crazy kid on the block who was always trying to do a play in my backyard […]