Tabitha’s Way Celebrates 15 years serving the community & 14th Year Back Pack Give Away
For 15 years, Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry has been serving individuals and families facing food insecurity, and this past June, the organization celebrated this milestone. Over 1,500 guests attended a free block party held by and for the pantry on June 26, complete with live music, games, giveaways, food and activities for all ages. […]
Teacher of the Year: Terry Oyler
One very special teacher at Diamond Fork Middle School is our very own CCA College and Career Awareness teacher, Terry Oyler. He embodies the wisdom and kindness of someone truly dedicated to his students’ growth and well-being. Mr. Oyler serves our staff and students with an easygoing, caring style that fosters a welcoming and supportive […]
‘The star was the team!’ Spanish Fork High School baseball team goes on unbelievable playoff run to win 5A State Championship
Winning a State Championship game is always a dream for high school athletes, but it isn’t always on the horizon. For the 20th seed Spanish Fork High School baseball team, their season record was not telling a championship story. With a 9-16 regular season record, the future was not looking bright heading into the playoffs. […]
The Chamber Advantage: Why It’s More Than Just Networking
If you’ve ever been told, “You should join the chamber,” and you’ve nodded politely while thinking, I don’t have time for that, I get it. I really do. Running a business is no small task. Every minute of the day is filled with something that needs your attention. So, when someone brings up the Chamber, […]
7-Year-Old with Brain Tumor Finds Strength in Support from Spanish Fork High School and Utah Army National Guard
On April 18, over 50 Utah National Guard servicemen and women joined forces at Spanish Fork High School to show a 7-year-old boy that he has an army behind him. Five short months ago, on December 14, Beckham Hatch’s parents were given the news that no parent should have to hear: that their child has […]
More Than a Name: 3 Morons Band Proves Music Builds Community
I strongly believe that, as Tom Petty said, “Music is probably the one real magic I have encountered in my life.” The benefits of music can be felt personally, in local communities, and throughout the world. Studies have found, and continue to find, these magical benefits; from health and healing of our bodies, mind, and […]
Ribbon cutting held for new Tabitha’s Way location in Spanish Fork
On March 27, local food pantry, Tabitha’s Way held a ribbon cutting for its new Spanish Fork location, showing gratitude for what the organization is deeming as its “next chapter” in a “journey to help neighbors struggling with food insecurity.” The new building is located at 50 East 100 North in Spanish Fork, and is […]
Five friends open ‘Deeply Rooted’ plant shop in Spanish Fork
Five friends, a room full of plants, community support. What more could you ask for? Well, if you ask Heather Bringhurst, Kellie Lee, Carrie Felt, Kami Asay and Jennifer Poulsen, they pretty much have it all, and they’re enjoying every second of their new adventure together. The new adventure for these five best friends is […]
What’s with the blue dino in Spanish Fork?
There is a giant, blue dinosaur on the intersection of Arrowhead Trail and Del Monte Rd. in Spanish Fork that is causing some heads to turn. The dinosaur, which appears to be a brachiosaurus, stands about 12 feet high and 20 feet long, and sits atop a bed of rocks. There appears to be no […]
Local Business, Community Member Aid Homeless
On January 15, Kim Ray of Spanish Fork was looking for ways to help those in need – particularly individuals experiencing homelessness. As a volunteer for the community-based organization Coconut Hut, Ray actively searches for ways to assist the homeless population. In her search, she came across a post from Pier 49 Pizza in Springville. […]