Monthly Archives: May 2019
Retiring Eaglecrest Principal gets proper send-off
The
blacktop playground at Eaglecrest Elementary in Lehi was filled with food
trucks, balloons, teachers, students, and parents on Monday, May 21, to
celebrate...
Officer Greg Neer awarded Employee of the Year
On a typical school day, Officer Greg Neer of the Lehi
Police Department can be found walking the halls and talking with...
LPD to conduct sobriety checks over holiday weekend
The
Lehi Police Department will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint on SR 145 MM
4.4 (600 East Pioneer Crossing) beginning Friday, May 24,...
Grand Marshals bring 40 years of memories to Round-Up celebration
The
Lehi Round-Up Celebration Committee and the Lehi Civic Improvement Association
have announced that Bert and Taunya Wilson have been named Grand Marshals...
Sheriff’s Office worker charged with stealing evidence
A
Lehi man and employee with the Utah County Sheriff's Office Forensic Unit will
be criminally charged for stealing drugs stored as evidence. A...
Dangerous intersection leads Lehi dads to action
Jonathan Sherman and Michael Carrasco spoke to Lehi
City Council members and Mayor Mark Johnson during the public input session of
Lehi City Council...
Lehi City Council wrestles with controversial projects in marathon meeting
In the Lehi City Council meeting on Tuesday, May 14,
the City Council Chambers room was full, as was the foyer, as residents...
Flooding last week addressed by Lehi City
“It was a perfect storm,” stated Gary Thomas,
Assistant Water Director, describing the events that led up to the flooding of
the playground at...
Thinking of running for Lehi City Council?
Duties and benefits detailed
This fall, any Lehi resident who wishes to enter local
politics and change the future...
Little Lehi house gets big makeover
A
small, 120-year-old house with thick adobe walls, a quirky layout, and in need
of some significant updates, is not the kind of...