Quinn Mecham often speaks about good governance. But when you look at his record, a very different story emerges — one marked by poor judgment, ethical lapses, and political favoritism that contradict the very principles he claims to champion. A Conflict of Interest with Woodbury ...

Almost four years ago, I gave my first public comment at an Orem city council meeting. I was alone and nervous. I said that I opposed the sudden push for a study to decide whether our city should break away from Alpine School District and form a single-city district. After years on school ...

As we approach the end of the election season, with just days left until the final opportunity to cast your ballot, I’m reminded of the incredible magnitude of what it means to vote. Voting seems to be one of the most convenient inconveniences. Ballots arrive at your home, and polling ...

Orem’s housing conversation is heating up as the city approaches a pivotal point in its growth. Both mayoral candidates have offered distinct ideas for tackling affordability and development, but the contrast between them comes down to one question: Which approach is actually workable? Karen ...

Where did our political mess in Orem begin? It is only by chance that I know the answer to this question, so I’d like to begin at the beginning. It was proposed that a student housing complex be built adjacent to UVU in 2018. The building site was surrounded by UVU property on all sides and ...

We are witnessing what is inevitable when people use Negative Campaigning — they go too far. Recently we received a campaign flier in the mail with content that personally attacks a founding member of Stronger Together. The organization was attacked earlier in the campaign season and now ...