Monthly Archives: July 2019
LHS Broadcast News team second in the nation at SkillsUSA
The 2018-2019 Lehi High School SkillsUSA Club consisted of four members, all seniors; Ellie Hart, Tait Draper, Grace Lundwall, and Gabe...
Lehi Free Press announces City Council Candidate Debate
Event at Willowcreek Middle School Thursday, August 1 at 7 p.m.
The Lehi Free Press and the...
City Council hears plea for signs and police presence on 1200 East
Many speak out against proposed 7-11 in north Lehi
Lehi City Council met July 9...
Skyridge adds 14 new classrooms in second satellite building
Skyridge
High School is getting a new satellite building this summer. The portable
building, which is located on the north side of the...
Summer theater workshop to perform “Into the Woods Jr.”
The
Lehi Arts Council held their yearly theater workshops for kids over the last
eight weeks and will present performances of “Into the...
Contentious Peck Park, 7-11 concepts approved, move to City Council
The
five-hour Lehi City Planning Commission Meeting last week was dominated by two
agenda items; Arsenal Soccer’s concept plan for soccer fields at...
Pioneer heritage celebrated with monumental display at This is the Place Heritage Park
Ellis Ivory, Executive Director of This is the
Place Heritage State Park, does not think small. He had a vision and desire
to...
Skyridge duo second in the nation at SkillsUSA
The
annual SkillsUSA competitions took place June 24 – 28, 2019, in Louisville,
Kentucky. Recent Skyridge High School graduates Tyler Romrell and D.J....
Doris Johnson Barnes
1925 - 2019
Doris J. Barnes, beloved wife, mother, grandmother,
and friend passed away on Tuesday, July 9, 2019, at...
Lehi owes huge debt of gratitude to historian Richard Van Wagoner
Sitting on a shelf in the Lehi Free Press office are
two books that are perused almost weekly for historical facts, stories,...