After a long winter, spring is beginning to emerge. Over the next few weeks, the clouds will begin to part and the sun will come out, waking up the vegetation and bringing color back to the world. This provides a wonderful opportunity for children to begin playing outdoors more consistently. ...
Just when you think you’ve mastered the game of life, along comes a financial curveball, ready to test your resolve. Are you equipped to tackle life’s unexpected financial twists with grace and determination?
Life is an unpredictable journey, and even the most financially savvy among us ...
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Discussion on Utahns' perceptions of the challenges facing women and girls — Susan Madsen of the Utah Women & Leadership Project will share insights on a study conducted last fall to establish a baseline of public perceptions related to the awareness, understanding and ...
Finally finding a parking spot after a desperate 15-minute search, only to realize it’s already occupied by a hidden tiny car, can be devastating. Students are particularly aware of the perils of parking — roughly 51% of parking violations on college campuses go undetected, often making ...
It’s officially spring! We may still have some snowstorms and even blustery days, but there will also be flowers and blossoms beginning to grow, seedlings popping up, green leaves and sunny days. Utah Valley is full of things to do during these beautiful-weather days. These are just a few of ...
Forsythias are blooming!
The forsythia shrubs in my neighborhood are blooming. That means it’s time to apply a preemergent herbicide to lawns that have problems with pesky annual and biennial weeds. If you live in a cooler part of Utah County, you should be seeing bright yellow forsythia ...