Wasatch County Library Features Megan Borgert-Spaniol Friendship Series
The Wasatch County Library features a series of juvenile books by Megan Borgert-Spaniol that focus on social skills and friendship fundamentals. The collection includes titles covering sharing, listening, honesty, and patience to help children navigate social interactions.
Wasatch CountySeptember 3, 2026
Wasatch County Library Features Understanding Disability Book Series
The Wasatch County Library features the Understanding Disability book series, which explores topics such as disability pride and service dogs. Developed in partnership with Easterseals, the series aims to promote equity, inclusion, and access through age-appropriate literature.
Wasatch CountySeptember 3, 2026
Dolly Parton corn maze set to pay tribute to legend at Cornbelly's in Spanish Fork
Utahns will get their chance to celebrate fall and an American legend, all in one place this season. Popular fall destination Cornbelly's will open its Spanish Fork location on Friday, introducing guests to its brand-new maze featuring country music icon Dolly Parton, who died last week at the age of 80.
via Fox 13Spanish ForkSeptember 3, 2026
Ephraim temple site dedication was punctuated by appearance of President Nelson | Sanpete Messenger
President Russell M. Nelson, whose family helped settle the Sanpete Valley in 1849, presided at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Ephraim Utah Temple on Aug. 27, 2022. From left are Fernando Montano, a deacon in the local Catholic Church; Nancy Duncan with Elder Kevin R.
via sanpetemessenger.comEphraimSeptember 3, 2026
Gunnison Valley Hospital begins major update, expansion | Sanpete Messenger
Participating in a groundbreaking for new construction at Gunnison Valley Hospital, from left, are Brian Murray, chief financial officer at the hospital; Dr. Bryce Barton, chief of staff; Mike Wanner, Gunnison mayor and project general contractor; and Kim Pickett and Steve Anderson, hospital board members.
via sanpetemessenger.comMantiSeptember 3, 2026
Ephraim mayor, church president joined in picking temple site | Sanpete Messenger
EPHRAIM—Well before the first shovel of dirt was turned and before the Ephraim Utah Temple began rising above 200 North, former mayor John Scott found himself walking potential temple sites with President Russell M. Nelson, discussing where the new House of the Lord should be built.
via sanpetemessenger.comEphraimSeptember 3, 2026
