Spring in Northern Utah County means longer days, warmer weather, and fresh spring produce hitting local grocery stores and farmers markets. One of the first signs of the season? Asparagus on sale everywhere! If you’re looking for a simple, delicious way to bring spring flavors to your dinner table, this One-Pan Lemon Chicken with Asparagus…
Read moreRead with Rio – The Ghosts of Rheynia
By Rio L. Barney Hello fellow readers! Join me on a journey into a cursed land as I review the fantastic new fantasy by Tim Facciola, The Ghosts of Rheynia. First off, have you read any of Tim Facciola’s books before? If you like fantasy, you should. Facciola’s books are filled with this incredible world…
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…
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Celebrating History, Embracing Innovation: Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce Rebrands for the Future
Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce: A New Chapter Begins Eagle Mountain, UT – February 26, 2025 – The Eagle Mountain Chamber of Commerce has officially announced its rebranding as the Valley Crossroads Chamber of Commerce at this year’s gala. Founded in 2018, the Chamber has grown significantly, seeing a 500% increase in growth since 2022….
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 moreOPINION: So This Is How Liberty Dies: A Voter’s Lament
In a dark office, not too long ago, and on the eve of Star Wars: The Revenge of the Sith returning to theaters, I was thinking about the current political climate in the United States….. (Imagine this in yellow text, scrolling toward the top of the screen with a black star-filled background, dissolving into nothingness.)…
Read moreStep Into the Past: Experience Life as a Soldier at Camp Floyd History Camps
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…
Read moreCedar 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 moreRaising Awareness About the Leading Killer of Women – Tips from Intermountain Health to Reduce Your Risk of Dying from Heart Disease
February is American Heart Month a time dedicated to raising awareness about heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States. During American Heart Month, Intermountain Health is teaming with the American Heart Association in Utah to educate the public about their heart health and to raise awareness about the risks that women face…
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