In May, Lehi, Utah, celebrates its annual Beautify Lehi Month, encouraging residents to enhance community pride through volunteer efforts like park cleanups and landscaping. This initiative aims to improve aesthetics amid local growth and foster belonging. Participation opportunities abound, making it a vital community engagement event in Northern Utah County.
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Get inspired by local life. From personal stories and hobbies to wellness routines and culture, this section explores how Cedar Valley residents live, connect, and celebrate everyday moments.
“I Believe in You”: Eagle Mountain Rallies to Break Positivity World Record
Eagle Mountain’s favorite local motivator, Ben Lyne—widely recognized as the “Runner Guy with a Sign”—is turning his signature message of hope into a world-record-breaking moment. On May 22, the community is invited to join Lyne at Cedar Valley High School and Frontier Middle School in an ambitious attempt to break the Guinness World Record for…
Read moreUtah Communities Celebrate Spring with History Tours and Inclusive Egg Hunts
As spring bursts into bloom across Utah, local communities are offering family-friendly events that celebrate both history and holiday traditions. Camp Floyd State Park and Eagle Mountain City are set to host engaging experiences this April, blending educational exploration with inclusive Easter festivities. Exploring Utah’s Hidden Histories at Camp Floyd On April 12, Camp Floyd…
Read moreSaratoga Springs Remembers Former Mayor Mia Love for Her Dedicated Service
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah — The city of Saratoga Springs is mourning the loss of a trailblazing civic leader whose vision and tenacity helped shape the foundation of one of Utah’s fastest-growing communities. Mia Love, who served the city for over a decade, is being remembered for her tireless dedication, principled leadership, and unshakable belief in…
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By Rio L. Barney Remember that old saying, “think outside of the box”? Where did that even come from? I have a theory. I think at some point in the history of the human race, someone looked at a box, and then at another human, back to the box, and then the human. A…
Read moreThe Hidden Costs of Moving: Budgeting for a Smooth Relocation
Moving to a new home is an exciting yet challenging process. While most people anticipate obvious expenses like hiring movers and renting a truck, hidden costs can quickly add up and derail your budget. Understanding these overlooked expenses and budgeting for a smooth relocation can help ensure a smooth and financially manageable move. By taking…
Read moreHow to murder your plants, or not if you aren’t into that sort of thing
By Rio L. Barney The first thing you need to understand is that plants need three key things to survive: sun light, water, and food (or dirt in their case). The easiest way to murder a plant is by depriving it of one of these things. Not enough sun light gets you a dead…
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 moreUtah Has Four of The Top Ten Best National Parks for Stargazing
The best national parks for stargazing – Canyonlands, Utah, placed third A new study looked at which national parks are the best for stargazing, with Canyonlands National Park, Utah, placed third. The study, conducted by vacation rental site Lake.com, looked at data from the National Park Service’s Night Sky Data Collection Sites to see which national parks…
Read moreCedar Valley High School Student Launches Turning Point USA Chapter
Brady Thomson, a 16-year-old sophomore at Cedar Valley High School, has founded a chapter of Turning Point USA at the school. According to an email sent by Thomson to the Cedar Valley Sentinel, he wanted to start a chapter because of his “deep love for America” and a desire to provide a club where like-minded…
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