Spanish Fork Rotary Club Supports Landmark High School’s Nebo Pantry
O It is a wonderful time of year for giving, and the Spanish Fork Rotarians are always focused on looking for ways to serve our community. Recently, we collected donations for the Nebo School District’s Nebo Pantry and were able to provide coats, hygiene items and food at our visit to Landmark High School on […]
Community rallies around Ghanaian family in need, parents hope for family to reunite soon
Dickerson Automotive donated a car to a family in need just in time for Christmas as part of its Wheels With Heart program, and one woman close to the family said that she couldn’t think of a more deserving family. It was seven years ago when Rebecca Rivas first met Sulelumana “Sule” Issah when she […]
New snow park in Spanish Fork aims to be a ‘gateway’ to winter sports
There is officially snow in the valley, but it’s currently isolated to the driving range of The Oaks at Spanish Fork golf course. Gateway Snow Park has opened up a location in Spanish Fork with the goal of providing accessible snow activities throughout the winter months, providing what it calls a “gateway” to healthy activities. […]
Spanish Fork’s Little Acorn is an older restaurant worth rediscovering
As you drive in Spanish Fork south east towards Spanish Fork Canyon and the landmark windmills, chances are you’ve driven past a blue and red building with a large sign adorned with a squirrel that displays the words “Little Acorn.” Perhaps at first glance you figured it was a relic of a different time when […]
To Protect and To Serve – Mapleton’s Sgt. Kropf
For the past 19 years, Sgt. Tony Kropf has been serving the people of Mapleton, and Serve Daily recently met up with him to learn more about life on the force. Sgt. Kropf grew up in Spanish Fork and Mapleton, and said that he loves the community and has always had a need to protect […]
Speak, Snack and Socialize! Toastmasters Open House January 20th
Does public speaking terrify or excite you? Public speaking is reported to be the number one fear of over 70% of the population – which means that if the very thought of it leaves you lightheaded and nauseous, you are not alone! Perhaps you’re in the lucky minority of those who love to get in […]
Angelus Theater has events for all the ages this holiday season
‘Tis the season for weather that is too cold to actually enjoy yourself without multiple, unflattering layers of clothes. Let’s not forget the part of the season when Hallmark and Lifetime Channels get into a competition to see how many big city girls they can make fall in love before the bell tolls midnight on […]
Utah Valley Model A Club serves as a place to celebrate classics and comradery
If you drove past the Engineering building in Provo on the morning of Nov. 4, you would have been greeted by a rather odd sight: vehicles from another time filling the parking lot. While your first thought might have been that you accidentally stumbled upon a meeting of time travelers, the truth is quite different. […]
Giving back to veterans one fish at a time
With resin in one hand and a carving tool in the other, 78-year-old Spanish Fork resident Steve Henline carefully creates replicas of what he’s known his whole life: fish. He does it for the love of the art, the love of fishing, and the love of servicemen and women and their families. Henline was born […]
Three tips for someone who had to give a speech?
Have you ever wanted to overcome your fear of public speaking? Did you know that there is a place locally that provides a wealth of resources and community to be able to not only overcome this fear, but do it alongside others who share the same fear and goal? Utah Valley Toastmasters holds weekly meetings […]