Spanish Fork Community Youtheatre
If you’ve ever been in Spanish Fork around the 24th of July, you’ve likely seen or heard of the annual musical put on by the city and its community partners. As a dedicated patron and occasional performer in these productions, I can confidently say that these musicals are put on by true professional artists who […]
From tragedies to chaplain: One woman’s journey to helping others
When Suzanne Cayner gets up to go to work as a chaplain at Maple Creek Home and Hospice in Spanish Fork, she thinks back to the little girl who always wanted to help others, and she is proud. Since Cayner was a little girl, she always wanted to be a helper. She recalled going to […]
Tabitha’s Way Food Pantry Honored with 2025 Governor’s Spirit of Service Award
Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry has been named a recipient of the 2025 Governor’s Spirit of Service Award, a prestigious honor recognizing exceptional volunteerism and community service across the state of Utah. Selected from more than 100 nominations, Tabitha’s Way was recognized as a shining example of compassion, leadership, and commitment to building stronger communities, […]
Teacher of the Month: Savannah Cox
At Park Elementary, our teachers are the heart of our school. Their passion, dedication and love for students shape not only learning but also the culture and spirit of our Panther community. One of the shining examples of this is Ms. Savannah Cox, a first-grade teacher who is already making a remarkable impact in just […]
Real Rock Band: A local hidden music gem
There’s a hidden gem in our community that is turning budding musicians into rock stars, and it has been doing so for the past 18 years. Real Rock Band was started by Curt Gordon at the Angelus Theatre in 2008 as a summer student band program. Many of the students in this program are still […]
22-year old Noah Losito croons his way to second place in‘Spanish Fork’s Got Talent’
Spanish Fork’s Fiesta Days showed once again that ‘Spanish Fork’s Got Talent.’ The festival’s talent competition that took place the evening of July 23, featured a dozen competitors who took the stage to showcase their talents from singing to dancing, to family musical numbers, rock bands, and even an Elvis impersonator. The stakes were high, […]
PlayOn in Spanish Fork thanks sponsors, community
A Spanish Fork-based program aiming to get children and teens off screens during the summer is thanking the community and their sponsors for what it calls “a huge success.” PlayOn, created by Salem State Farm Insurance and former Utah Utes tight end Colt Sampson, has a goal of getting kids off their phones and outside. […]
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 […]
Fiesta Days Grand Marshals Richard and Tamara Davis serve others in memory of Kiplyn
July 1, 2025 would have been Kiplyn Davis’ 46th birthday and her dad Richard Davis spent the day serving others. “I’m just headed for a temple assignment … and (then) going to a city council meeting,” Richard told Serve Daily on the day of his daughter’s birthday. Doing service for others has been a way […]
Spanish Fork resident’s passion for Second Amendment rights leads to informational book
Richard Norman has been a Spanish Fork resident since 2008. He and his wife Vada, relocated with their children from Texas to give them more opportunities to connect with others who share their faith as members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. On most good weather days, you’re likely to see him […]