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Pollyanna Enke, 86, was received into the welcoming arms of her husband, Art Enke on October 16, 2026. Pollyanna was born on November 21, 1939, in Orem, Utah, to Norman Edward and Mary Boardman Ferguson. She married Arthur Harold Enke on February 27, 1959, in the Salt Lake Temple.
Orem school, library and city calendars list 9 public events for Tuesday, Oct. 20, including Classic Skate Family Fun Night and Utah College Application Week.
Orem and Wasatch (Heber City) meet in 4A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m. Summit Academy and Mountain View (Orem) meet in 4A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m. Timpanogos (Orem) and Provo meet in 4A girls volleyball at 6:30 p.m.
In a report published October 19, Mayor McCandless discussed upcoming city council priorities and recent community highlights in Orem. The Mayor highlighted the importance of addressing short-term rental ordinances and celebrated recent community events.
A 14-year-old Orem boy remains in critical condition after he was hit by a van while riding his e-bike. His mother is speaking out, hoping what happened to her son will make other families think twice. Ring doorbell video shows the moments before and after Kaezden Davis was hit last Tuesday near Cherry Hill Elementary School in Orem.
A home in Orem was decorated for Halloween with a Hogwarts theme, creating a magical attraction that organizers said was inspired by the wizarding world. Organizers Taryn Melissa Elkins and Jeremy Brown shared more about the house and what inspired them to create it.
UVU will host this week a two-day conference exploring AI’s impact on freedom, citizenship and government, followed by hands-on demonstrations of technologies supporting transparency, accountability, decentralization and individual control over data. Mark Tullis Oct 19, 2026 - 4 min read Clarke Building, UVU, Orem Utah.
A New Chapter for Our Library—and Fall Fun Ahead! Big smiles, new bookshelves, and a visit from Cosmo—Westridge has plenty to celebrate! Catch up on our library transformation, October reading challenge, and important dates for the weeks ahead. A Library Worth Cheering For Our library has a fresh new look! Thanks to the generosity of the College Football Playoff Foundation, Big 12 Conference, BYU, and School Specialty, students now have brand-new furniture and bookshelves—and a comfortable, spac
Price City Council member Layne Miller joined the KOAL newsroom to talk about the upcoming Main Street Mash, local museum plans, and ongoing civic renovations. Miller first spoke on the upcoming Main Street Mash. Price City has an annual Main Street Mash that's Saturday the 24th, Miller said.
Aiming to flip a district that has been consistently red for over a decade, Democratic Congressional candidate Dr. Kent Udell joined the KOAL newsroom to discuss his time on the campaign trail, his platform and what he aims to accomplish if elected. When we first spoke with Udell in the primary election, we asked why he was running.
TREMONTON, Utah, Oct. 20, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — She can’t haul a fire hose, climb a ladder or drive an engine, but Rosie the “Sheepadoodle” has joined the Tremonton Fire Department as a therapy dog. “She has a very important job ahead of her,” a Tremonton Fire news release says of the 5-month-old mixed breed canine.
The Utah State Eastern women's soccer team upset No. 13 Snow College 3-1 on Saturday at Castleview Hospital Soccer Field, earning a crucial victory in its push for a spot in the Scenic West Athletic Conference Tournament. With the regular season winding down, the Eagles needed a strong finish to keep their postseason hopes alive.
What an incredible milestone for historic preservation in Heber Valley. After devastation when the cabin was disassembled last year, with careful planning, and community collaboration, the historic John and Mary Giles Crook Cabin has been reassembled, bringing an important piece of our valley’s pioneer heritage back to life.