Local news for Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills, and Lehi
Local news for Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills, and Lehi
Latest reporting from the Community desk.
Latest reporting from the Community desk.
Latest reporting from the Community desk.
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Community
Highland City is hosting its free annual Senior Citizen Appreciation Dinner on Monday, Sept. 14, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Heritage Park Pavilion, with catered food and live entertainment for residents 65 and older.
Community
Thanksgiving Point's Curiosity Farms in Lehi highlights five modern farming technologies families can explore before Alpine School District classes resume Aug. 19, including GPS tractors, drones, AI weed detection and laser-equipped robots.
Community
Thanksgiving Point's Scarecrow Festival returns to Ashton Gardens in Lehi Oct. 12–17, with community scarecrow and pumpkin entries, a 5K race through the gardens, and a Festival Market featuring local vendors.
Community
Thanksgiving Point's Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life opened "Need for Speed," a permanent Jurassic Hall exhibit featuring the world's only known Tanycolagreus fossil, a newly mounted Ceratosaurus and a nearly complete adult Allosaurus, with hands-on paleontology activities for families.
Community
False emergency evacuation alerts sent to Utah County residents Sunday afternoon were caused by a Park City Dispatch system glitch; Alpine, Highland, Cedar Hills and Lehi residents are safe and do not need to evacuate.
Community
Lehi resident and UVU professor Greg Jackson, creator of the No. 4-ranked "History That Doesn't Suck" podcast, has released a Simon & Schuster book arguing America has faced and overcome far worse crises than today's political turmoil.
Community
Lehi City will screen the hockey film "Miracle" for free at Family Park on Friday, Aug. 14, as part of America 250 celebrations, with activities starting at 8 p.m. and the movie at dusk.
Community
Lehi teenager Zac Waters spent 300 hours this summer 3D-printing a custom wheelchair for a 21-month-old girl through the MakeGood nonprofit, which provides free mobility devices to children with disabilities.
Community
Councilor Heather Newall's August Lehi Ledger message invites residents to explore the city's historical roots and participate in upcoming events including Heritage Day on August 29 and the Historical Marker Quest.
Community
Hundreds gathered in yellow at the American Fork Amphitheater on July 28 to honor 21-year-old journalist Brynn Carnesecca, who died July 26 and founded Envelopes of Hope, a pen-pal nonprofit connecting volunteers with incarcerated Utahns through the Utah Department of Corrections.
Community
Lehi native Alivia Hadfield, a 21-year-old independent country-pop artist with 400,000-plus streams, performs a free concert at Margaret Wines Park on Sunday, Aug. 2, as part of the city's Arts in the Park summer series.
Community
The Lehi Historical Society unveiled its 22nd marker on Friday, July 31, at 151 E. State St., honoring the People's Co-operative Institution, the city's largest 19th-century mercantile, and debuted a limited-edition three-pin collector set.
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