Brigham Young University has a long history of anthems, including the rousing “Cougar Song” (1947) played at sporting events and the older, beloved “College Song” (1899). Continuing the tradition of capturing the spirit and mission of BYU, a new song has arrived — just in time for ...
In the late 1940s, W.W. Clyde purchased a pair of framed buildings from a World War II air base being disassembled in Wendover and trucked them across the west desert to the Clyde Companies construction yard in Springville. Approximately 75 years later, Clyde Companies was preparing to ...
As corporate ownership of residential property across the country rises nationwide, researchers from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and the Center for Geospatial Solutions, which is housed at the institute, warn this rising trend has complicated the housing market for first-time ...
The Payson-Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce is inviting people to Payson Main Street for the Payson Christmas Festival on Saturday to support businesses and celebrate the holiday season. The event runs from noon to 7 p.m. and will involve participation from 43 booths and 25 downtown ...
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Tuesday he’s in favor of adding more justices to the Utah Supreme Court and more judges to the state’s Court of Appeals. “It’s something that I do support,” Cox told reporters Tuesday during his monthly news conference hosted by PBS Utah. The governor also ...
Tuesday was a historic day inside Orem High School as board members of the new south district, derived from the three-part Alpine School District split, were sworn into their positions and held their first board meeting. Much remains to be done before the temporarily named Timpanogos ...
