Step Back in Time at Camp Floyd History Camps Nestled in the heart of Utah, Camp Floyd State Park offers young adventurers the chance to experience history like never before. The Camp Floyd History Camps, scheduled for multiple sessions throughout the summer of 2025, provide children ages 8 to 12 with a hands-on journey into…
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Cedar Valley High School Hosts Cinderella Project to Provide Affordable Formal Wear for Students
Cedar Valley High School, in collaboration with the Alpine Foundation, is hosting the Cinderella Project on Saturday, March 8, 2025. This non-profit initiative gathers formal wear and offers it at low cost to students who may not otherwise afford attire for school dances and events. Proceeds from the event go back to the school to…
Read moreWENDY’S OF EAGLE MOUNTAIN TO CELEBRATE OFFICIAL GRAND OPENING BY GIVING AWAY FREE WENDY’S FOR ONE YEAR TO FIRST 100 GUESTS ON FEBRUARY 22
Flynn Group LP, the largest franchise operator in the world, is expanding its presence in Utah with the grand opening of a new Wendy’s restaurant in Eagle Mountain. Located at 4302 E. Pony Express Pkwy, the new establishment brings 45 new jobs to the community and offers a modern, inviting dining experience. To celebrate, Wendy’s…
Read moreEagle Mountain Road Rage: Second Driver Charged in Double-Fatality Collision
In a new development in the Eagle Mountain road rage case that resulted in two fatalities, Michael Alan Landen, the driver of the Nissan Maxima, has been formally charged with two counts of Negligent Homicide (Class A Misdemeanor) and Reckless Driving (Class B Misdemeanor). This follows the charges already filed against Peterson Drew Matheson, the…
Read moreMatheson Receives Sentence for Guilty Plea in June 2023 Road Rage Deaths
PROVO, UTAH – Peterson Drew Matheson was sentenced on January 6, 2025, in the Fourth Judicial District Court, Judge Kasey L. Wright presiding, following a guilty plea to manslaughter charges stemming from a fatal collision on June 4, 20231…. The incident, which occurred on Cory B. Wride Memorial Highway in Eagle Mountain, Utah, resulted in…
Read moreStep Back in Time at Camp Floyd’s Home School Friday Event
History comes to life at Camp Floyd State Park, and on February 28, homeschool students have a special opportunity to experience it firsthand. Camp Floyd’s upcoming Home School Friday event will introduce children to the fascinating world of wool production through hands-on activities, including carding and spinning. The event begins at 10:00 AM and is…
Read moreSweeping Changes: An Analysis of The First 50 Executive Orders by President Trump in 2025
President Trump has begun his term by issuing 50+ executive orders that represent a stark departure from the policies of his predecessor. These orders are aimed at correcting what the President views as the failures and overreach of the previous administration, with a specific focus on the perceived weaponization of federal agencies and the suppression…
Read moreEagle Mountain Author Jefferson Snow Wins International Writing Contest, Heads to Hollywood for Prestigious Awards Event
Eagle Mountain, Utah writer Jefferson Snow has been named a winner in the internationally renowned L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest, earning him a coveted spot in a week-long Hollywood master-class workshop and an exclusive awards event. His winning story, The Rune Witch, will be published in the bestselling anthology, L. Ron Hubbard…
Read morePowering Progress or Fueling Controversy? Eagle Mountain’s Energy Code Changes Spark Debate.
The change in code and amendment to the QTS Deal is not just about supporting datacenters and the tech industry that is booming in Eagle Mountain. As stated by Melissa Clark a resident, and member of the City Council, “This will generate $12 million a year in MET (municipal energy tax), which goes directly to…
Read moreFebuary Events at Camp Floyd State Park
Camp Floyd State Park, located in Fairfield, Utah, is a historic site that preserves the remnants of a 19th-century U.S. Army outpost. It was established in 1858 during the Utah War when the federal government sent troops to suppress what it mistakenly believed was a rebellion by the Mormon settlers. The camp was named after…
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