Monthly Archives: July 2018

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Dave and Kim Butterfield honored for preserving Lehi history When Dave Butterfield’s parents moved into their Lehi home, a great historical work was ignited. Bernice Butterfield...

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The annual Jiggle Fest and Utah Foods Cook-Off at Thanksgiving Point made the most of a perfect summer day last Saturday, July 21. This...

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Nancy Louise Miller Brailsford 1958 -2018 Nancy returned home to her Father in Heaven in the early hours on July 27, 2018. Nancy grew up with a...

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  This October three Skyridge High School students, 2018 graduates Jared Meek and D’Artagnan (“Dart”) Von Pingel, and soon-to-be senior Tyler Romrell, will compete at...

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Lehi residents raise questions regarding current and future zoning Seven Lehi City Planning Commission members met July 12, 2018 to discuss eleven agenda items. City...

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On July 10, during the public input section of Lehi City Council meeting, Kent Loosli, CEO of Mountain Point Medical, addressed the council members....

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Summer’s high temperatures and the increased use of air conditioners can cause power outages, which is one of the biggest worries for any city’s...

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Lehi’s Mayor Mark Johnson and about 100 other people went “over the edge” rappelling off the 5-story Workfront building in Lehi last week, all...

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Lisa Goble Gray passed away peacefully on Tuesday, July 24, 2018, at the age of 58, after a long, hard battle with lung cancer....

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(UPDATE) A breaking update from the Summit County Office of the Sheriff was released Wednesday around 1 p.m. about the missing Lehi teacher, Ray Humphreys. "The...
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