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High school softball: Enterprise wins fourth state title in convincing fashion
Six straight championship appearances are hard, and winning four of those six is even more impressive. Enterprise has now done just that after defeating the No. 6 seed Beaver 8-3 for the fourth time this season on Saturday to claim the 2A title. Heading into the game, you could say that Enterprise knows how to handle Beaver on the diamond, and it has now won 35 games in a row against the Beavers. The last Wolves loss against Beaver came on April 11, 2008, 5,874 days ago. With Saturday’s win, Enterprise has now won back-to-back championships, and all four of the school’s softball state titles have come since 2019. Additionally, the Wolves have appeared in all of their classification’s state championship games since 2017.
Spring Canyon Middle School Students Rally for Local Food Drive Success
The students of Spring Canyon Middle School showcased incredible dedication and compassion in their recent food drive for Tabitha's Way. Through tireless efforts and community spirit, they collected an abundance of essential items, demonstrating their commitment to supporting those in need. Their contribution reflects not only their generosity but also their understanding of the importance of giving back to the community. Spring Canyon Middle School students have truly made a meaningful difference in the lives of others.Visit here for more details.
Walking off proud: Salem Hills senior Rilyne Keck’s blast gives Skyhawks dramatic win over Maple Mountain
Talk about a storybook ending. Salem Hills senior Rilyne Keck knew going into Friday’s 5A super-regional game against Region 7 rival Maple Mountain that it would be her final opportunity to play on her home field in Salem. And, with maybe a little help from the gusty winds, she...
Fond Farewells at Brockbank Elementary: Celebrating Three Dedicated Retirees
Brockbank Elementary School is saying goodbye to three valued members: RaDawn Anderson, Debbie Chandler, and Jack Putnam, who are retiring. Each has significantly contributed to the school through their dedicated service, affecting both students and colleagues.
Mark Your Calendars: LHS Class of 2024 Graduation Set for May 20 at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds
The Class of 2024 at LHS will graduate on May 20 at 11:00 am at the Spanish Fork Fairgrounds Arena. Students must assemble by 10:15 am on the south side of the venue in their caps and gowns. To participate in the ceremony, students need to pass all courses and complete all credits by May 16. Graduation attire can be picked up between 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm for a $35 fee, plus a $2 surcharge for card payments. A BBQ and Yearbook Party is planned for May 17 at 11:30 am. Diplomas will be handed out at the end of the graduation ceremony. Those unable to attend can collect their diplomas from the school starting May 21. Students who fail to meet graduation requirements by the ceremony date can enroll in summer school or Adult Education programs. They should consult their counselors for further guidance.'Visit here for more details.
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