The pandemic created a new learning environment for our children in which much of the social aspect of school was removed. The classroom experience, during which students were able to talk with their classmates in person, quickly vanished and schooling mainly focused on the curriculum. Children ...
The 2021-22 school year has been underway for most of Utah Valley's schools for a couple of weeks and students, teachers and staff are working to get things off on the right foot. But it isn't easy, especially with so much uncertainty surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Strong voices ...
What happened to my peaches? The peaches on two of my peach trees have oval shapes and bumps on them and the skin on the bumps is darker. Some parts of the peaches look old. This looks like some peaches that were brought to our office a few years ago. The peach trees had been exposed to ...
Students speaking out of turn, texting, telling rude jokes, falling asleep in class, making distracting gestures — managing these behaviors is all in a day’s work for many middle school teachers, who shepherd adolescents through some of their most trying years. Add in the disruptions of a ...
NOTE: As issues with the COVID-19 virus continue to change, please contact individual churches for information on how they are handling worship services. Episcopal Church St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Worship services are currently being held in person each Sunday at 11 a.m. Please see our ...
Last week, I reintroduced early intervention for parents and caregivers who were not aware of the valuable resources they provide. This week, I thought I would take it one step farther and review the resources available through the three Utah County organizations. Starting from the south end ...
Utah Valley University, in partnership with the Division of Academic Affairs, announced Thursday the creation of the Women’s Success Center on campus. The new program is designed to help female faculty, staff, students and members of the community conduct and present research and recruit and ...
Editor's note: The following story was supported by the Fund for Investigative Journalism and was reported by The Utah Investigative Journalism Project in partnership with the Daily Herald and The Salt Lake Tribune. Ty Bellamy is hoarse — not surprising given the amount of time she spends in ...
Editor's note: This commentary has been modified with permission by UMA from a letter by St. George pediatric providers. As concerned physicians who have worked for years to keep people in Utah safe and healthy, we write today to Utah parents. Extending and adding to the message given by ...
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is a princeling of progressivism who has ascended to the summit of political power in one of the bluest states in the country, and yet is in real danger of suffering a humiliating defeat. In a few weeks, he could be recalled and, after a lifetime of political ...
