Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
Some of us who lived in Utah during the flooding of 1983 see the signs of another year where flooding could be in the forecast. The Deseret news is reporting that this is the “snowiest winter in decades” and that there is more storms on the way. The Utah Division of Water Resources even points…
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It was a beautiful summer day in the garden and the perfect time to decorate the pergola. As I stood there admiring the structure, I knew this would be a fun project. I had so many ideas on how to make this pergola look fantastic, and already I could envision the transformation that was about…
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On February 23, 2023, the Utah Sheriff’s Association made a statement about the constitution and individuals’ rights to bear arms. The press release is signed by all 29 county sheriffs currently service offices in Utah. All 29 Sheriffs in Utah have issued a statement reaffirming their oaths to the Constitutions of the United States and…
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Eagle mountain released the test results for Well #5, the source of the water residents have had concerns with over the last week. The results have been posted on the City’s Public Utilities page on the City website. Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) The March 8th test results show that the TDS for well number 5…
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March is National Kidney Awareness Month, and it’s a great time to focus on taking care of your kidneys and promoting kidney health. Most people have two functioning kidneys, which filter wastes and toxins from the blood and regulate the body’s fluid and electrolyte levels. Unfortunately, one in three Americans are at risk of kidney…
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There has been a lot of talk on Social Media lately about the taste, smell, and color of the water coming from a new well in Eagle Mountain. Eagle Mountain recently brought well #5, the newest of the wells in Eagle Mountain, online last week, and residents have noticed a difference. A.K. a 10-year Eagle…
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Many discussions lately have been about the Housing Crisis or Housing Shortage. The Utah governor has even talked several times on the topic. According to an October 2022 article on KSL.com, Utah, Governor Cox says housing is the number one issue. And that supply and demand are to blame for part of it. The article…
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Intermountain Health is kicking off a unique community colorectal cancer awareness campaign with a “Let’s Get to the Bottom of Colon Cancer” giant inflatable colon tour that will travel to 22 hospitals and clinics in Utah and Idaho in 30 days, bringing with it vital awareness about colon cancer and the importance of potentially life-saving…
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