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2023 in review: Flooding, developments and FBI shooting highlight the year in Utah County | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

2023 in review: Flooding, developments and FBI shooting highlight the year in Utah County | News, Sports, Jobs

Weather conditions, proposals and lawsuits started in 2022 affected the way 2023 panned out. From spring flooding to the plan for human-made islands in Utah Lake being dissolved, last year was a whirlwind for government officials and residents across Utah County. Controversy surrounded the county when President Biden came to town and as new developments […]

Atheist and Agnostic group calls for Orem to repeal 'In God We Trust' motto - Vimarsana News

Atheist and Agnostic group calls for Orem to repeal 'In God We Trust' motto

A nonprofit organization of atheists, agnostics and more called on the city of Orem to repeal its decision to adopt "In God We Trust" as the city's official motto on Wednesday, Dec. 6.

Source: yahoo.com
Library hires Assistant Director | The Journal of the San Juan Islands - Vimarsana News

Library hires Assistant Director | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Submitted by the San Juan Island Library

Park City Beethoven Festival heats up summer season performances - Vimarsana News

Park City Beethoven Festival heats up summer season performances

This season, which runs through Aug. 28, will feature seven free concerts at the City Park Pavilion, every Monday.

Utah City Banned Pride Month Library Displays, Threatened Librarians - Vimarsana News

Utah City Banned Pride Month Library Displays, Threatened Librarians

After officials in Orem, Utah, banned “heritage month” displays in the public library, it threatened to discipline librarians who criticized the censorship.

Source: reason.com