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Spring City poet, artist garners honors from Utah Arts Council   Linda Peterson Staff writer 11-24-2016   SPRING CITY—Sue Jensen-Weeks’ poetry is a reflection of her life. And despite her protests to the contrary, it’s been an interesting one. As a sixth-generation Spring City resident, Weeks’ roots are burrowed deep in the clay Sanpete soil….

A laugh a day improves everything   Corrie Lynne Player Columnist 11-17-2016   For the last little while, I’ve been talking about facing challenges, overcoming sorrow and putting yourself into God’s hands. This month, I’d like to shift gears a bit and share a few laughs with you. Behavioral science has proved that we all…

  Trent Hannah Community band and others to perform at Museum   The Snow College Music Department will perform a free concert at the Fairview Museum of History and Art on Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 7 p.m.  The show will open with a jazz combo, which are then followed by the Trent Hanna Community. The…

Free documentary ‘Splinters of a Nation’ shows treatment of German POWs in Utah   Robert Stevens Managing editor 10-20-2016   GUNNISON—The Casino Star Theatre will offer an advance showing of a public TV documentary that highlights Utah’s experience housing German prisoners-of-war (POW) in communities throughout the state during World War II. The screening of “Splinters…

‘Illuminations’ art exhibit opens Friday   Robert Stevens Managing editor 10-20-2016   EPHRAIM—The Snow College Art Gallery is hosting a new exhibition by Bill Kennedy, artist, published author and professor of photo-communications at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas. “Illuminations: Photographic Deconstructions” began with an open house reception on Friday and will run until Dec….