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Year: 2022

The Death of A Legacy

I come from miners’ stock. My grandfather and great-grandfather on my mother’s side were hard rock miners. And when they were not working in the mine, they were driving a team of horses. They both worked at a mine that supported a town that is now dead. The town no longer exists. The land was… Read more
Categories: History

New Internet Provider Hits Eagle Mountain

If you follow Facebook and any of the Eagle Mountain pages, you will notice that one of the most frequently asked questions is about who offers internet to the residents of Eagle Mountain. Cedar Valley Sentinel runs a high internet usage model. We are constantly using the internet for articles, research, and keeping the Eagle… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

Eagle Mountain City Offers Glass-Recycling

Eagle Mountain City recently announced, on the City Hall Facebook Page, the addition of a Glass Recycling bin located at Cory Wride Memorial Park. “Eagle Mountain residents may be interested in taking advantage of new glass recycling services now available at Cory Wride Memorial Park.” “A dumpster, with mural created by EM resident Bill Louis,… Read more
Categories: iNSIDER

100 Years of Dust

On Thursday, July 21st the Eagle Mountain City Roads department spent the day putting down a layer of Magnesium Chloride on the dirt portion of Lake Mountian Road. Magnesium Chloride has been used for years around the country to help mitigate dust. Pacific Dust Control in Washington on their website takes about the use of… Read more
Categories: Development / History

12 Reasons Bookkeeping is Critical for New Businesses

Launching and growing a business requires you to excel in many different areas. You must consider sales, marketing, product development, customer service, recruitment, training, and much more. However, many entrepreneurs neglect bookkeeping as they juggle all the other responsibilities of running their new companies. And that can cause a range of problems that significantly hinder… Read more
Categories: Business

Eagle Mountain Loses An Icon – Keith Conley

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, UTAH – Keith Conley passed away on Saturday, July 16th. Keith Conley is a well-liked principal in Eagle Mountain. He was the first principal at Eagle Valley Elementary as well as the current principal of Hidden Hollow Elementary. Keith Conley was the first principal of Eagle Valley Elementary school when it opened in… Read more
Categories: Schools

The Grocery Store Battle

When Maceys announced its grand opening in City Center, there were a lot of opinions expressed on Facebook about which store is the best. Maceys, Ridleys, or Smiths. We will probably still continue to see the battle rage on Facebook as people discuss the freshness of produce, meat, as well as prices. When it was… Read more
Categories: Business / Lifestyle

Eagle Mountain Looking Into Codifying Water-Wise Landscaping

Evan Berrett the Assistant to the City Administrator for Eagle Mountain proposed changes to the Eagle Mountain Code that regulates Required landscaping (17.60.090) to the Planning Commission on July 12th, 2022. The suggested code removes several vegetation requirements and adds requirements for Water-Wise landscaping for parking strips, medians, and public right-of-way areas. The Action Item,… Read more
Categories: City Government / Gardening / Lifestyle