Sierra Bonita Elementary conducts a weekly program called Praise Notes to recognize students for their behavior. According to a notice on the school's website, these notes are read during morning announcements every Friday.
Students earn a Praise Note by being caught performing kind acts within their classrooms or throughout the school. Those recognized are called to the office to have their picture taken.
An explainer regarding the Utah County Sheriff's Office and its presence in the community.
Spencer Fano, a Spanish Fork native, has risen from Timpview High School to become a celebrated star in college football and a professional for the Cleveland Browns.
Intermountain Health's specialized medical departments in Spanish Fork, including dermatology and infusion therapy, are scheduled to resume operations on Monday at 7 a.m. following a period of closure.
The Cinderella Project Utah offered $20 dresses and suits for students at Springville High. The event was held at the South Gym Entrance from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and required a student ID.
The Spanish Fork Public Works department manages various municipal services including water, streets, and power. Recent departmental highlights included Engineering being named the 2023 Public Works Division of the Year.
Rees Elementary is inviting community members to join the Rees PTA. The organization's first meeting is scheduled for September 2 at 10:00 a.m. at the school.
An explainer regarding the judicial resources and procedural rules governing the Utah court system.
Alexa Morgan is a writer for St. George News who covers local music, community events, and regional developments.
org Cache County voters in Utah House District 3 will soon choose who will represent them in the Utah Legislature. As the November election approaches, incumbent Republican Jason Thompson is seeking another term. Thompson was first elected to his seat in 2024, with a campaign focused on government accountability, economic support, and local community issues.
Price City officials are urging residents to conserve water as the region faces ongoing drought conditions. The call for conservation comes as the city's water treatment plant undergoes weekly maintenance that temporarily reduces supply.
The landscape of college sports has changed dramatically in the past few years with athletes able to get paid and enter the transfer portal at will. (Eliza Anderson, Deseret News) a Save Story KEY TAKEAWAYS Utahns express mixed feelings on college sports' commercialization, with 20% concerned about NIL.
Farmers and ranchers from all over the Uintah Basin gathered at the Bar Lazy TL Ranch to hear the pitch from Utah State University's Extension Service. A demonstration of the sprinklers was taking place in an alfalfa field.