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“We get to create a new little culture, a new way of doing things in the new high school, compared to the old one.”

Ushering in a new era: New Springville High School opens to the public One of the many traditions inside the old Springville High School has to do with a large mural referred to as “the untouchable.” Students are not allowed to touch the mural, and anyone who does has to get down and kiss it to avoid bad luck. “That’s a big fan favorite,” said Springville 202...

“And what I envision right here is where the managers, the agents, the publicists, the artists, the bands themselves, I know they’re going to say, ‘You got to play Vesper.’”

Osmonds announce 20,000-seat outdoor amphitheater project in Provo Canyon Plans to transform a quarry at the base of Provo Canyon into a world-class entertainment venue by 2029 were unveiled Tuesday by two members of the Osmond family. “Vesper Amphitheater” will be a 20,000-seat outdoor venue that can be configured into an 8,000-seat indoor venue for the wintertime th...

Utah County is pursuing a land swap with Juab County that would keep a planned Santaquin City development from being split between county lines.
https://www.heraldextra.com/news/2026/apr/27/pending-land-swap-would-place-santaquin-development-fully-in-utah-county,

Pending land swap would place Santaquin development fully in Utah County Utah County is pursuing an agreement that would keep a Santaquin City development from being split between county lines. The county is seeking approximately 250 acres of land from Juab County that fall within Santaquin City limits in exchange for 1,200 acres of land near Eureka, according to Utah Co...