by Clark Goldsberry | Nov 5, 2012 | News
Good news and bad news. First the good: Although seemingly few people know this, Utah is home to one of the largest annual cowboy poetry gatherings in the world. Now the bad: If this is the first time you’ve heard about it, it’s too late. The 2012 Heber City Cowboy...
by Clark Goldsberry | Nov 5, 2012 | News
We’re not revolutionaries or anarchists, although some of the individuals featured on these pages might be. At first glance these stories may not seem related. But one of the unifying characteristics is a craving to question societal norms and find a better way, even...
by Clark Goldsberry | Feb 27, 2012 | Featured
Fire spreads quickly. Especially when the conditions are right. A dry season, a gentle breeze and a few young kids with a box of firecrackers is all it takes to send an entire mountain range up in flames. Utah County could use some fire, and a few...
by Clark Goldsberry | Jan 23, 2012 | News
Fine art is alive and well in Utah valley and the Springville museum is out to prove it. The new show, “10 Artists, 10 Views” is a survey of up-and-coming artists in our community. “Many of these artists are emerging into the professional art scene and...
by Clark Goldsberry | Jan 16, 2012 | News
Michael Ririe has been taking photos for a long time. But his photos aren’t just photos, they are studies in psychology. His work deals with the human spirit—both his own and that of others—and the struggles and triumphs entwined with life. His recent project is an...
