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Money Matters: 4 reasons why the ‘infinite workday’ is bad for business

If your workforce is always working, your business must be winning — right? Not quite. The truth is the infinite workday has become one of the most expensive illusions in modern business. What looks like hustle on the surface is actually draining your talent, bloating your operating costs ...

UVU graduate creates app that makes it easy to select a college major

Choosing a college major just got easier at Utah Valley University (UVU). The university is now providing students free access to Skillco, an innovative app developed by UVU graduate Steve Lockhart, which helps students visualize their skills, select their majors and coursework, and ...

Tales From Utah Valley: Walk through history this summer

Most of us have probably wondered about historic homes and other buildings in our communities. How old are they? Who built them and lived or worked in them? What are their stories? Historic walking tours, which are available in many communities, are a fun way to find the answers to these ...

United Way: Strengthening community bonds through volunteer service

We at United Way of Utah County are so fortunate to be able to witness the amazing goodness that exists in our community. We frequently have the opportunity to see so many people come together to create so much good in our community. Two weeks ago, I had the amazing opportunity to once again ...

Mayors of Utah Valley: In a troubled world, choose to see the good

Recently, I had the opportunity to speak to a group of students at American Fork High School. I came prepared to share experiences, offer encouragement and connect with a rising generation full of promise. What caught me off guard, however, was the direction many of the students’ questions ...

Garden Help Desk: Options for treating, controlling elm scale

We just moved to Spanish Fork from Colorado Springs. The tree that we have in front of our home, which is on the south side, has a drippy sap coming from it. It looks like corn syrup with a gooey sugar-type substance along the branches of the tree. I am not sure what variety this tree is, but ...