Thousands of men, women and children — not all from Provo — have taken advantage of the parks, trails and high-tech recreation center the city has to offer. Now the nation is giving back to Provo in the form of a gold medal. Provo City Parks and Recreation was recently named the best in ...
It is a bittersweet moment when someone you have worked with for a long time moves on. That is how Vineyard is feeling as Jacob “Jake” McHargue says goodbye Friday as Vineyard’s city manager. It was about eight years ago that McHargue joined a small crew of workers and dreamers in the ...
While members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are glued to their TV sets this weekend for the 191st Semiannual General Conference, the great question looming out there is simple. Will they take to heart what is being said? In his October 2020 General Conference address, ...
Utah researchers are looking for children to participate in a free genetic study that may help them access future treatments and possible cures for genetic disorders based on their own unique DNA. The HerediGene: Children's Study is the world's largest DNA mapping effort ever to be done in ...
Academic jargon can often confuse the average person about the topic at hand, but make no mistake on this, researchers at Brigham Young University have made a monumental leap — and people are talking about it. “BYU researchers are among the world’s leaders in creating ‘labs on a ...
Even the old folks know a new “vibe” in town when they see it, and the new Latter-Day Café in Provo is a vibe you won’t want to miss; especially those who love the flavor of coffee. The story starts with entrepreneur and café co-owner Michael Draper, who was a convert to the The ...
