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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the groundbreaking date for the Lehi Utah Temple. The groundbreaking ceremony will be held on Sunday, December 5. Elder John McCune, a member of the Utah Area Presidency, will preside at the event.
Lehi entrepreneur Darren Jones has launched MyVotingTool.com, a free and nonpartisan website designed to help voters compare candidates based on personal values and historical records. The tool allows users to create profiles and assign weights to specific issues to determine how well candidates align with their priorities.
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the groundbreaking date for the Lehi Utah Temple. The ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026.
The Lehi Library Board of Directors is scheduled to meet on October 26, 2026, to discuss library bylaws and elect officers.
Klive Fuhriman, an 11th-grade varsity golfer at Skyridge High School, has been named the Skyridge High School Athlete of the Month. Fuhriman's recent performance includes an All-Region medalist distinction and a tie for 10th place individually at the State 6A Championship Tournament.
Nichole Coombs | Lehi Free Press The Lehi City Council denied a request to rezone 12.8 acres at 600 South 600 East during the October 13, 2026, council meeting. However, the vote was not unanimous. Cole Peck and his family have owned and used the land for 50 years.
Lehi calendars list 23 public events for the week of Oct. 26: 2 performances, 11 family and community events, 3 library programs, 1 public meeting.
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UDOT’s large-scale I-215 West improved project reached a milestone: 60% complete, and as part of that milestone, the Federal Highway Administrator toured the project Monday. Federal Highway Administrator Sean McMaster visited the project to observe a bridge deck demolition.
BYU’s double-overtime loss at UCF this past weekend will likely always be remembered for its chaotic finish — especially the somewhat-controversial officiating of the final minutes. While Kalani Sitake said it “would have been nice” to have received some immediate clarification regarding Saturday’s officiating, he’s leaving the drama behind.
Heavy rain that caused flooding last week in the Four Corners area of Utah, Colorado and New Mexico has had what water experts say is a beneficial side effect: A marked rise in the water level of Lake Powell. Lake Powell is seen from Wahweap Overlook near Page, Arizona, Wednesday, Sept. 23.
Salina City is eligible to apply to the Utah Department of Workforce Services for funding under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered by the State of Utah, Housing and Community Development Division (HCD). Salina City is eligible to apply for CDBG funding provided Salina City meets the applicable program requirements.
A woman who slipped near the summit of Mount Timpanogos was rescued by helicopter following a difficult trek through the Pleasant Grove Ranger District. The rescue highlights the ongoing hazards of the high-elevation alpine environment near Emerald Lake.