I heard a Soren Kierkegaard quote used in a TV program the other night and it caught my interest. My wife and I have been watching the series “Madam Secretary” (now old – it ran 6 seasons and ended in 2019). It’s a show we both like and can watch together now and then. We’re in the ...
It’s December Eve! The last month of 2022 is arriving! I, for one, am having a hard time with the last month of the year being in my face, right now! Once again, it seems like I just put Christmas decorations away, and now it’s time to drag them out again. Many in the neighborhood have been ...
On Nov. 22, Spring City Elementary, grades 1-5 got to do hands-on robot fun. North Sanpete has received a grant to develop computer science throughout the district. Each school has been given robots that can be coded through apps on an iPad. The robots used were: indi cars, Blue-bots, and ...
With inflation eating away at our budgets, starting the holidays with a spending plan is more important than ever. Have your family help you determine things that are most important this year, then look for ways to reduce, simplify, and save money. Consider these tips: Create a budget ...
Mrs. Julie Miller's second grade class has been studying animal habitats. As a learning activity, each student chose a habitat they learned about and then created that habitat using boxes, clay, colored paper, plastic animals, etc. They also wrote a little report about it. The habitats learned ...
Welcome to the Beehive Archive—your weekly bite-sized look at some of the most pivotal—and peculiar—events in Utah history. With all of the history and none of the dust, the Beehive Archive is a fun way to catch up on Utah’s past. Beehive Archive is a production of Utah Humanities, ...
