Новости за 19.09.2019

Fall presents itself well in Park City with bright colors in the hills and in the air. Park city is a small ski town located an hour north of Provo. It is a city with a lot of history, from mining to skiing and hot air balloons. Meisha Ross, the event director spoke about the […]

A brand new restaurant opened today in Saratoga Springs. But, the restaurant opened two days early so people could donate to the Jones family after they suffered a tragic accident back in July. Cory King, the manager of Noodles, said, “The Jones family is a local family here in Saratoga Springs that experienced a tragedy, […]

Motorcyclists are now allowed to filter through traffic, or lane-split, as a result of a law signed by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert in March. The law went into effect May 14, but there are some stipulations.

Following two wins this past week, BYU women’s soccer jumped from No. 10 to No. 7 in NCAA Division I rankings after starting the season unranked. They now look forward to taking on No. 14 Kansas on the road.

Human trafficking is a lucrative worldwide criminal industry. Millions of people are living in slavery today — even some in Utah County.

With school getting back in session, we are reminded just how important a good education is. A group of humanitarians are working hard to provide school supplies from Provo to Guatemala.This past Saturday, four musical groups gave a benefit concert at the Rock Canyon trail head in hopes to raise money to bring school supplies […]

Sister missionaries called to serve at Church historic sites will work exclusively at that site for approximately four months and will then be transferred to the proselyting mission that is indicated in their call starting Jan. 7, 2020.