Hats Off to the Past Preserving 1860’s Craftsmanship in a Modern World
There’s a stillness inside Tatton Baird, surrounded by hats of different styles, different materials, along with the tools used to shape them, shave them, and repair them. The building holds a sense of age, like it’s haunted—in a good way—by the many hands that have worked the same trade. It’s no wonder, really, because the […]
Serve Daily E-Edition: September 2026 – Issue 172
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 […]
Amid Unanswered Questions Following Tragic Death, Springville Family Presents $1,000 Scholarship in Son’s Name
For the past nine months, the Ewing family of Springville has mourned the loss of their son Michael Ewing, 45, who died on July 14, 2025. Ewing was a father of 10 children and became a grandfather shortly after his passing. He was also a beloved baseball and football coach for Springville High School and […]
Springville Art City Days Volunteer at Kiwanis Scone Booth | June 2026
Nothing says Art City Days like the smell and taste of fresh, warm scones—and this year, you can be part of the tradition that brings our community together! The Kiwanis Scone Booth has been part of Art City Days for more than 30 years. We’re looking for amazing volunteers to help make it happen. This […]
What’s Happening at the Huish Theater in Payson?
With the many renovations happening at the Huish Theater in Payson, many in the community are wondering how the progress is going. Many have expressed curiosity mainly due to the renovations now happening on the interior. The original plan was to renovate the building in three phases. Phase one included fixing the exterior and building […]
Representative Doug Welton’s Life as teacher and Utah State Representative
When Rep. Doug Welton finished the recent legislative session last month, he got in his car and drove straight to a debate tournament to coach his Salem Hills High School students. For the past 11 years, Welton has been balancing life as a public servant in the world of politics alongside his full-time job as […]
Teacher of the Month: Tara Lundell at Mount Nebo Middle School
Tara Lundell’s career in education began at Dixie Middle School in St. George, where she served as a behavior unit teacher. The assignment at Dixie Middle School taught her more about resilience, creativity, and human connection than anything else could have. From that formative starting point, her professional journey wound through Spanish Fork Junior High, […]
Wayfarer Theater Has Grand Opening in Payson; Maintains Commitment to Family Friendly Films and Low Prices
Locals and movie goers alike, gathered at the grand reopening of Wayfarer Theaters in Payson on March 27, to experience the vision of what has long been rooted in family and community. The theater, formerly known as Stadium Cinemas, was recently purchased and renovated by Illinois billionaire businessman, philanthropist, and co-chairman of Wayfarer Studios Steve […]
Teacher of the Month: Carla Vela at Maple Ridge Elementary
Miss Carla Vela is in her third year of teaching and is a fourth grade teacher at Maple Ridge Elementary. The following is an excerpt from a parent recommendation letter: Miss Carla Vela is one of those teachers that you dream your child will have. She is not only the most incredible teacher and makes […]
Spring 2026 Coloring Book – Print at Home
This spring season, we’re not just celebrating blooming flowers and sunny days—we’re celebrating community, creativity, and the joy of coming together. Our Family Fun 2026 Spring Coloring Contest is officially here! This is more than just a contest—it’s a chance to create bright family memories and share a little springtime magic with your neighbors. We […]
