Hats Off to the Past Preserving 1860’s Craftsmanship in a Modern World
September 5, 2026
There’s a stillness inside Tatton Baird, surrounded by hats of different styles, different materials, along with
There’s a stillness inside Tatton Baird, surrounded by hats of different styles, different materials, along with
We’re excited to share this month’s edition, packed with stories of inspiration, compassion, and community
For the past nine months, the Ewing family of Springville has mourned the loss of their
Nothing says Art City Days like the smell and taste of fresh, warm scones—and this year,
With the many renovations happening at the Huish Theater in Payson, many in the community are
When Rep. Doug Welton finished the recent legislative session last month, he got in his car
Tara Lundell’s career in education began at Dixie Middle School in St. George, where she served
Locals and movie goers alike, gathered at the grand reopening of Wayfarer Theaters in Payson on
Miss Carla Vela is in her third year of teaching and is a fourth grade teacher
This spring season, we’re not just celebrating blooming flowers and sunny days—we’re celebrating community, creativity, and
Life was never meant to be easy. The older I get, the more I understand that.
As a belated cold finally descends on Utah County, a different kind of scene is unfolding
