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Herald editorial: Welcome, Chief Martinez, to Springville

The community likely recognizes the new face taking the helm of the Springville Department of Public Safety.Craig Martinez, as the public information officer of the Orem Police Department, was an active part of promoting and being a voice for the department. Whether he was taking part in ...

Herald editorial: Utah is as mighty as its future energy plans

Many state and national leaders gathered in Salt Lake City this past week once again, this time to discuss Utah’s future energy plans.On Thursday, Gov. Gary Herbert joined U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, as well as Wyoming’s governor, CEOs of Dominion Energy and Rocky Mountain Power, ...

Herald editorial: Filing period means opportunity for equal representation

Amid the few dozen politicians who’ve put their name forward to run for president of the United States in 2020, it can be easy to forget the importance of the local and municipal elections happening this year.Next week, from June 3 through June 7, is the filing period for individuals to ...

Herald editorial: Transcontinental Railroad united Utah with America

Friday’s observation of the 150th anniversary of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad was a multifaceted celebration. In many ways, the celebration echoed the recorded sentiments of the first Golden Spike ceremony on May 10, 1869 — that the new span was the accomplishment of ...

Herald editorial: Congratulations to the class of 2019

Last week, thousands of students at Brigham Young University started a new chapter in their lives as they walked across the stage, shook hands with faculty and professors and took their first steps as graduates.Today even more will don their cap and gowns at Utah Valley University as the 2019 ...

Herald editorial: Salt Lake Temple work will help preserve timeless landmark

When one considers how long Latter-day Saint pioneers waited and worked for the initial completion of the Salt Lake Temple in 1893 — after 40 years of construction and 46 years after the LDS pioneers first settled in Salt Lake Valley — the current plans to close the temple for four years ...