Reading Time: < 1 minute With icy winds bearing down, UDOT employees continue to labor throughout the county. Areas of specific concern for drivers are as follows: University Parkway Orem 1600 N Orem 800 N Orem 400 N U.S. 6 Spanish Fork The southbound on-ramp to I-15 from University Parkway will be closed for two nights so that […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes By Asher Wildman – Golfweek In the past few years, some college golfers have been watched more closely than others. Sam Saunders, Arnold Palmer’s grandson, was one that always turned heads while at Clemson. Recent Oklahoma State graduate Kevin Tway was a star in Stillwater, Okla., because he followed his father Bob’s footsteps (who […]
Reading Time: 2 minutes Sifting through bookshelves of richly colored bound books, armoires made with hand-stitched clothing and tables of tea cups and candleholders, one becomes full of wonder and intrigue at the stories and history these pieces hold. Treasures Antique Mall in Springville opened 13 years ago and has been buying and selling timeless pieces since. The […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes Painting isn’t dead. It’s not old and decrepit. It’s not expired. It’s not archaic. Painting, according to fine artist Ryan S. Brown, is more alive and relevant than it’s ever been. Brown is a painter, instructor and founder of the Center for Academic Study and Naturalist Painting in Springville, and he intends to make art […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes Springville is different. When you drive South and cross into the township, it only takes a few minutes to realize that Springville is set apart, both geographically and socially, from the rest of the valley. The town has flourished into a thriving community since 1850, when eight pioneer families settled it—but the town […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes “Wandering through the Springville Museum of Art is a magical experience, a spiritual experience,” said Dr. Vern G. Swanson, director and curator of the museum since 1980. “The museum immediately attracted me because the work it holds is life-affirming and nourishing.” In the summer of 1964, Swanson was a young, bewildered BYU student from Medford, […]