Springville Family and Community Seeking Answers After Loved One’s Death
A Springville family is grieving the loss of a loved one, while urgently seeking answers. On July 14, 2025, Michael Stanley Ewing, 45, was found deceased in his car. The following September, police ruled his death a suicide. Many of Michael Ewing’s family members, most notably, younger brother James Ewing, believe there is more to […]
E-Edition: December 2025 – Issue 163
We’re excited to share this month’s edition, packed with stories of inspiration, compassion, and community spirit. From local events to feature stories on everyday heroes, every page is designed to celebrate what makes our community so unique. A huge thank you to our advertisers and community sponsors who make Serve Daily possible. Your support allows […]
Christmas Coloring Contest 2025 – Print at Home
This Christmas season, we’re not just celebrating twinkling lights and holiday cheer—we’re celebrating community, creativity, and the joy of coming together. Our Family Fun 2025 Christmas Coloring Contest is officially here! This is more than just a contest—it’s a chance to create cozy family memories and share a little holiday magic with your neighbors. We […]
Teen Shares Love of Dance with Others Amid Injury and Chronic Pain Diagnosis
For Madi Cloward, dance has always been more than a hobby — it’s been home. Growing up dancing at Charisma Dance Studio in Springville, where her mom, Dena Cloward, serves as artistic director, Madi has spent nearly her whole life surrounded by music, movement, and a deep love for dance. However, at age 16, everything […]
Pledge to Be American with Me
My name is Randy Cooper, I am a local Utah County resident and I am the creator of the Pledge to BE AMERICAN campaign and podcast. As part of my campaign, I am inviting every American to voluntarily make a personal pledge to “BE AMERICAN” by individually committing to do the following: 1. Respect all […]
Stronger Every Second: How Bill Castillo’s MRT Class Transforms Lives
At the Clyde Recreation Center in Springville, the music is loud, the energy is high, and the sweat is real — often due to Bill Castillo’s MRT (Metabolic Resistance Training) classes. MRT is a fast-paced class built around short bursts of intense exercise and quick recovery. It’s not your average gym routine, and trainer Bill […]
Cousins are Better than Friends
Some of my favorite memories from my childhood are the times I got to spend with my cousins. My cousins lived several hours away, so we only saw them two or three times a year. But, that made those occasions extra exciting and fun. We’d get together and play games, go on hikes, talk about […]
Salem Hills High School Unified Soccer Team Wins State
On October 9, the Salem Hills High School Unified Sports soccer team brought home the state championship title in their division, showing what true grit and teamwork is all about. Unified Sports Utah is a program that is part of Special Olympics Utah, and is sanctioned by the Utah High School Athletic Association (UHSAA). In […]
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie: Why You Should Learn to Look Yourself in the Eye
We look in mirrors every day. To fix our hair. Check our teeth. Make sure there’s not something weird going on with our outfit. But mirrors aren’t just for appearances; they reflect back more than a face. They’re a tool—one we don’t always want to use, but probably should. Mirrors show us what others see […]
A local community member’s powerful recovery journey
Paul Wayman first came across Captain Your Story while he was in prison. The Flyer that outlined a curriculum geared toward taking ownership of your past to create a positive future, piqued his interest. He decided to sign up and check it out, even though he was initially doubtful. It all seemed too good to […]