Samuel Mugaya, a native Ugandan, traveled to the U.S. with the help of his village to obtain a nursing degree. He now teaches part-time at a nursing school in Uganda with the skills he learned in the U.S. He met Quinn Galbraith from Springville in 2019 when Quinn traveled to Uganda to visit ...

Would you want to walk or cycle along a picturesque trail that winds through beautiful scenes of mountains and wildflowers as well as a variety of trees and greenery? We have that right here in Utah County — the Murdock Canal Trail. The original Murdock Canal was built in the early 1900s, ...

With 574 tribes, countless treaties and evolving court decisions, Native American law can be a complex maze. Brigham Young University law professor Michalyn Steele has spent her career helping navigate that maze in defense of Native rights and sovereignty. Steele’s expertise has led to her ...

"Most fundamentally, what people need is their physical needs to be met. Without physical needs being cared for, the rest of Maslow’s Needs pyramid is really hard to make progress in. If we start at the bottom and work our way up, we’ll all be better off." — Dr. Matt Swenson, MD, child ...

At the Food and Care Coalition, serving nutritionally balanced meals is the centerpiece of our mission and a foundational stepping stone in helping our clients overcome homelessness. Nutrition plays a critical role in a person’s journey out of both homelessness and poverty. For individuals ...

Last week was my turn to teach the lesson in Elder’s Quorum. I teach the second Sunday of each month, and each Elder’s Quorum lesson is focused on a different general conference address. The general conference talk selected for last week’s discussion was by Elder Gary E. Stevenson of ...