Icebreakers and Improv
There are two things that occur in Toastmasters meetings that most people find quite enjoyable: Icebreakers and Improv. The Icebreaker is the first speech given by a member of the club that consists of a 4-6 minute introduction about themselves. The Improv, also known as “Table Topics” is a think-on-your-feet exercise. Table Topics (Improv) is […]
Spanish Fork Airport Breaks Ground on $100 Million Hangar Development
On Wednesday, February 28, construction commenced on the first phase of a $100 million hangar development project at Spanish Fork Airport. This development, which will be executed in two phases, is expected to elevate the airport’s status and cater to the needs of private aviation enthusiasts. The initial phase, with a budget of $60 million, […]
Spanish Fork woman makes ‘Memory Bears’ out of clothing items for those who have lost loved ones
When a loved one passes away, what we’re left with is memories and reminders of the time spent with them during their lifetime. One Spanish Fork woman is taking those reminders and turning them into tangible items you can hold onto and care for in memory of your loved one lost. Michaun Torgersen makes what […]
Get to Know Spanish Fork Fire & EMS – Part 1
Not long ago, Serve Daily had the opportunity to visit with Eddie Hales, chief of the Fire and EMS Department in Spanish Fork. Chief Hales has been the leader of the department for the past 18 months and comes as a fourth-generation firefighter from his family. Growing up in Pleasant Grove, Hales was constantly exposed […]
Local Model Railroad Club Annual Show coming soon
The Ophir, Tintic and Western Model Railroad club’s annual show is coming to southern Utah County for the first time. This show, held for years near point-of-the-mountain, will be at the spacious Tennis Event Center at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds April 5-6. There will be operating model train layouts of all sizes and types (even […]
Spanish Fork Senior Citizen Center Seniors of the Year
Spanish Fork City Senior Center announced their Senior Citizens of the Year awards, awarding Gordon Warner and Mae Timmins. This prestigious award is given to those who have been incredible assets to the community over the years. Mae Timmins is an impressive 102-year-old Idaho native who was one of eight children born to George and […]
29th Annual Festival of Colors
In India, Holi announces the arrival of spring and the passing of winter. The festival breathes an atmosphere of social merriment. People bury their hatchets with a warm embrace and throw their worries to the wind. Every nook and corner presents a colorful sight. Young and old alike are covered with colors (red, green, yellow, […]
Spanish Fork Arts Council Presents Mini Masterpieces
The Spanish Fork Arts Council has a new visual arts show called Mini Masterpieces, and it is inviting everyone to see what the event is all about. Mini Masterpieces is a community art show for all ages funded by the Recreation, Arts, and Parks Program (RAP grant), in collaboration with the Spanish Fork Chamber of […]
Upcoming Angelus Events
It’s that time of year when the magic of Christmas is a distant memory and now the thought of snow just brings about groans for the impending shoveling and difficult commutes that feel more like a twisted squid game challenge. Yet, cabin fever is rampant, and the incessant need to get out is almost maddening. […]
Get to Know Spanish Fork Fire & EMS – Part 2
Recently, we had the opportunity to visit with Eddie Hales, chief of the Fire and EMS Department in Spanish Fork, with an assist from Jason Turner. Part 1 of this interview was included in last month’s edition of Serve Daily. Chief Hales told us that nationwide, fire departments have a system of redundancy built within […]