Elevate, Inspire, and Inform the Cedar Valley Community
Celebrate life in Cedar Valley through stories that highlight family life, recreation, social gatherings, and everyday living. From parks and playgrounds to local traditions, this section captures the essence of community.
Diabetes is a life-long disease that affects how your body moves sugar into the cells for energy. With diabetes, your body does not produce insulin well and can’t keep blood sugar at normal levels. More than 136 million Americans are living with diabetes (38.4 million) or prediabetes (97.6 million). Hispanic/Latino Americans, African Americans, American Indians,…
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Popular concept from Mack brothers continues reign as Utah’s favorite Hawaiian food with new location EAGLE MOUNTAIN, Utah (Nov. 14, 2024) – Mo’ Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food, a popular Hawaiian-inspired restaurant known for its commitment to fresh, authentic flavors and family-friendly dining, is set to open its 29th unit in Utah at 4315 Pony Express…
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Halloween is a night full of fun and excitement for kids, but it also brings unique safety challenges for both families and motorists. While parents often focus on the potential dangers of candy, the bigger threat to children’s safety lies in increased traffic and the risk of pedestrian accidents. With children twice as likely to…
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The history of Cedar Valley is a blend of progress, tragedy, and folklore, highlighted by pivotal events like the Weeks brothers’ murders, Arthur Gary Bishop’s crimes, and the enigmatic Joe’s Dugout. In 1854, the brutal murders of teenage brothers William and Warren Weeks by Goshute Indians marked an early dark chapter in the valley’s history,…
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Flu shots and COVID boosters suggested by doctors for everyone age 6 months and over, and seniors, those at risk, and pregnant mothers to receive new RSV vaccines. As the temperatures cool, it is a sign that respiratory virus season is quickly approaching. Doctors at Intermountain Health say the community has already started to see…
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The article emphasizes the importance of securing a new home through a comprehensive approach, beyond just installing an alarm system. It advises new homeowners to understand their neighborhood’s security dynamics, secure all entry points, and utilize modern technology, like smart locks and security cameras, to enhance safety. Additionally, it highlights the need for regular updates…
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August 10Military Appreciation Day Join us from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM for Utah State Parks Military Appreciation Day as we honor those who have and are still serving. Veterans and active military and their families in the same vehicle receive free admission to Camp Floyd State Park. Stroll through our military displays honoring those…
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With several vegetation fires in the last few weeks, lack of road infrastructure, and low water tank levels will residents be safe if the city experiences a wildfire. What would happen if the city were to experience something like the Dump Fire of 2012 that forced 9,000 residents to evacuate, and destroyed 4,148 acres. Fires…
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Intermountain Health recommends scheduling well-child checkups and immunizations early in the summer to avoid the back-to-school rush and ensure children’s physical and mental health. These visits include comprehensive evaluations, mental health screenings, and necessary immunizations to prepare children for the upcoming school year. Scheduling early allows for more appointment availability and reduces stress as the…
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The article emphasizes the importance of digital literacy for seniors, highlighting how it can enhance their quality of life by enabling easy communication, access to vital information, and entertainment. It offers practical tech tips to help seniors navigate and embrace technology, from choosing user-friendly devices to understanding online safety. By developing digital skills, seniors can…
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