Monthly Archives: February 2019
Cancer symposium to be held March 8 at BYU
O’Neill to encourage high school and undergrads to pursue cancer research
There are very few families not affected by the heartbreak of cancer. Loved ones...
How to recycle the right way
“Recycle often. Recycle Right” is the motto for Waste Management, but many Lehi residents are recycling wrong. In a Lehi City Council pre-council meeting,...
Lehi Legislators move several bills forward in week 4
Lehi’s state legislators moved their bills through the House and Senate during the fourth week of the legislative session, with many receiving broad support.
Representative...
Anti-Geneva Rock signs posted on Lehi buildings
In the wee hours of Monday morning, activists opposed to the mining operations of Geneva Rock in the Traverse Mountain hillside, placed posters on...
Hal Holmstead
1931-2019
Heaven just got a lot brighter as one of God’s most valiant
sons stepped through the veil to be...
Nile Gene Hansen
1957-2019
Nile Gene Hansen, age 61, passed away
peacefully in his home surrounded by his family. Nile valiantly fought his
battle with...
Lehi Girls Basketball wins first round of State Tournament matchup
After being defeated in last year’s state tournament semifinal, Lehi High School Girls Basketball returned to the tournament last Saturday, facing off against Pine...
Breakfast is served at The Original Pancake House
Every country has their own take on the pancake, and The Original Pancake House has most of them on their menu. Founded in Portland,...
Lehi brick business has been keeping it “hot” for over 70 years–3,000 degrees hot!
You may have heard that things are “hot” in Lehi’s technology businesses at “Silicon” Slopes, however, you may not know that things have been...
Legislature debates affordable housing definition
Lehi Legislators tackle a variety of issues in week three
Lehi’s legislators spent the third week of the Utah legislative session working on a variety...