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New Huntsman cancer campus takes shape in Vineyard

By Lehi Free Press · September 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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Staff Writer | Lehi Free Press Construction on Huntsman Cancer Institute’s new Vineyard campus is beginning to rise above ground following months of site preparation and foundation work. Institute leaders joined elected officials, donors, community partners and residents for a cornerstone celebration Sept.

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