Springville leaned into its "Art City" moniker Monday night with the unveiling of a new citywide activity. City officials and artists cut a ribbon to officially open the Springville Art Loops, three designated public walking routes located in an eight-block section of downtown intended to ...
It's very rare that we can say a nation was fundamentally different the day after a major construction project was completed from what it was the day before. But that's exactly what happened to the United States of America on May 10, 1869, as the First Transcontinental Railroad was declared ...
Samantha Covey had always envisioned becoming a designer, but a plan never took shape until young adulthood when her newlywed husband bought her a Bernina sewing machine. Living in Pleasant Grove, she would go to her grandmother's house for lessons, then enrolled in a fashion program at ...
A new multi-university academic consortium led by Brigham Young University has found AI models have significant biases and gaps when it comes to addressing faith and religion. Newly published research from The Consortium for Evaluation of Faith and Ethics in AI, or CEFE-AI, — a ...
Professional arborists pressed pause on their work days Friday to determine the top tree climber of them all. Forty-seven tree caretakers from across the state and beyond convened at Payson's Memorial Park for the 33rd annual Utah Tree Climbing Competition, hosted by the Utah Community ...
Sam Durst has gone just about everywhere on his Motus All-Terrain Wheelchair alongside childhood friend Ryan Grassley, with each adventure documented for the world to see. Their TikTok channel, Extreme Motus, has more than 400,000 followers who watch Durst, who has celebral palsy and is ...
Honor walls listing the names of local veterans who have died are found in municipalities across the state, so much so that the absence of one in Springville and Mapleton has been noted by some American Legion members. Springville-Mapleton American Legion Post 28 Commander Craig Hansen said ...
Hundreds gathered Monday to commemorate fallen American soldiers at Provo's annual Memorial Day program at Provo City Cemetery. Veterans of nearly every military branch were at the presentation, which was hosted by the city, the Freedom Festival and the Provo City Veterans Council. Provo ...
When Dr. Court Wilkins was named Optometrist of the Year by the Utah Optometric Association a few years ago, he humbly went about his work at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions, or RMU, without telling anybody about it for months. “He was afraid I’d brag about him,” a ...
How many times a day do we ask the simple question, “How are you doing?” More often than not, the answer we hear is a socially acceptable “fine,” and we go on with what we were doing. But how often does a child responding to this question actually feel fine? How often does she ...
