Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
Picking an internet provider in Eagle Mountain is a no-win game—no matter who you choose, someone will insist it’s the worst company ever. From fiber to satellite, every option has fans and haters, and no list could ever cover every “provider” (including your neighbor’s open Wi-Fi). Here’s a humorous look at the pitfalls of choosing internet in Eagle Mountain.
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Life is full of choices and challenges—some arrive as doors of opportunity, others as corners where support and resilience are found. In Doors and Corners, Rio L. Barney reflects on the lessons learned from stepping through uncertain doors and the importance of knowing who stands in your corner when life gets hard.
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Bioindustrial manufacturing—using biology to create fuels, fabrics, and everyday products—is coming to Cedar Valley classrooms. Backed by BioMADE and the U.S. Department of Defense, local schools and colleges are building pathways for students to explore biotech careers through hands-on projects, stackable credentials, and industry partnerships. From low-cost classroom bioreactors to career connections with companies like Checkerspot and CleanJoule, teachers and students in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Cedar Fort, and Fairfield now have new resources to prepare for high-demand jobs in Utah’s growing life sciences sector.
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The community is invited to celebrate during Grand Opening event at 7:30 am Eagle Mountain, Utah, August 19, 2025– Residents of Eagle Mountain, Utah’s third fastest growing city, will no longer have to drive to Saratoga Springs for everyday shopping needs. As of August 27, they will enjoy everyday low prices and convenience at the…
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Caring about health is only the beginning — real change comes when you turn that passion into action. From leading by example and sharing personal stories, to supporting local food access, engaging in citizen science, and pushing for policy change, everyday people have the power to improve community wellness. Discover practical ways to move from concern to impact and learn how your voice can make a difference.
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Rocky Mountain Power is proposing a new 45-mile, 345 kV transmission line from Spanish Fork to Eagle Mountain’s Mercer Substation. The line aims to boost reliability and connect nearly 3,000 MW of renewable energy, but some residents along the route are raising concerns. Learn what it could mean for Eagle Mountain’s future power needs.
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Voters in northern Utah County cast their ballots in the August 12 municipal primary, narrowing the field for November’s general election. In Eagle Mountain, Jared Gray and Melissa Clark emerged as the top two mayoral contenders, while four council candidates advanced. Lehi voters set up a November matchup between Paige Albrecht and Paul Binns for…
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Over the past decade, prices have undergone significant changes — sometimes slowly, and sometimes almost overnight. Inflation, which measures how much the cost of everyday goods and services goes up over time, has shaped how we live, shop, and even where we can afford to live. For residents in Eagle Mountain, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Cedar…
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The federal government has reinstated the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, or RECA, after expiring over a year ago, and Intermountain Health’s Downwinders Clinic wants the community to know it is available to help families impacted by nuclear testing. The RECA statute provides family compensation for health issues encountered from radioactive fallout during the federal government’s nuclear…
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