Halloween a history
Try to picture Halloween one or two thousand years ago—Snickers bars and Skittles would, unfortunately, not make an appearance. However, much of READ MORE
The Bookshelf with Trevor Young
“Watchmen” by Allen Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbon, winner of the Hugo Award Summary: What if superheroes really existed? No. READ MORE
Stitching our Valley together
A little piece of dad’s blue jeans here, a piece of grandma’s apron there and a scrap of mother’s Sunday dress on READ MORE
Building bridges: Visiting Latin markets in our community
I should have known better than to pull out my notebook too soon. Big journalism faux pas. Still, I ended up leaving READ MORE
Where business meets art
Behind him, taped to a gray filing cabinet, are a few photos and some grandchild-made drawings. One features a tracing of a READ MORE
Book Review with Juli Auna, employee at Deseret Books
Life is a path paved with questions. As we answer one, we are led to many more. Yet each question answered still READ MORE
Writing groups flourish in Utah Valley
Heads bent and pens poised, passing papers in a circle: helping each other’s writing grow. Learning from published authors, networking in the READ MORE
Senior Couple Love Stories
Midge & Richard Johnson How they met: Midge and Richard met at BYU when Midge was working for a READ MORE
Book Review of Reviving Ophelia with Erica Robinson
It’s not difficult to imagine why a book like “Reviving Ophelia” would interest Erica Robinson, who works with troubled teens in our READ MORE
Contemporary Culture in Provo’s Newest Café
Even amidst the sawdust, the spirit of the café begins to shine through. The floor isn’t yet installed, but hanging above READ MORE
