The Lehi Free Press has recently published extensive coverage of local community developments, ranging from high-stakes athletic tournament results to the unveiling of a historical marker for the former Carter Airport.
In local athletics, the Lehi Pioneers boys volleyball team secured a spot in the 6A state title match after defeating No. 5 Mountain Ridge with scores of 24-14, 33-31, and 25-22, according to reporting by Beky Beaton. The team is set to face defending champion Bingham in the championship round at UVU’s UCCU Events Center.
In tennis, Lehi junior Peter Phillips advanced to the semifinals of the 6A state tournament after defeating Cedar Valley and Farmington, as reported by the Lehi Free Press. Meanwhile, Skyridge High School tennis players also reached the semifinals, with four Falcons advancing in various brackets.
Community events and arts are also prominent in recent news. The Lehi Arts Council is currently presenting a production of "Tuck Everlasting," a musical directed by Kurt Elison and produced by Cali Wilkes. The production features set design by Garrett Roblyer and lighting by Derrick Cain.
In American Fork, the upcoming Fork Fest 2026 will feature Neon Trees as a headliner. The two-day festival, scheduled for June 12 and 13 at Mary & Art Dye Park, will include 32 bands across three stages, according to the Lehi Free Press.
Local history was honored recently with the unveiling of a historical marker for Carter Airport at the intersection of Airport Drive and 600 East. The marker commemorates the airstrip established in 1962 by Vern and Jessie Carter, which featured flight training programs before operations ceased in 1972.
In other local news, Lehi police announced that a man was booked into the Utah County Jail on charges including attempted homicide and domestic violence following an April 29 incident. Lehi City Communications Coordinator Hadley Milner reported that the victim's condition had stabilized after receiving medical treatment.
Additional community updates include the start of lacrosse playoffs for Skyridge and Lehi area teams and the launch of Kick’N Country Swing, a new beginner country dance class led by Mary Woffinden in Lehi.
