Payson News

It's looking like a fairly good year for growing cherries in Utah, especially given recent growing seasons.

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The wife of former child star Gary Coleman was arrested Wednesday for allegedly trashing Coleman's bedroom and saying he deserved it.

Hundreds, even thousands of empty railroad cars are parked on tracks indefinitely, and many are attracting crime to neighborhoods.

Land planning is under way near the Benjamin I-15 exit that would give Salem a freeway presence.

The Utah County attorney's office has found that police officers who shot and killed a man during a standoff were justified in their actions.

Efforts to lure the film industry to Magna took a small step forward when a draft of filming guidelines for Main Street was presented to Main Street business owners on June 15.

Five years ago, the Nebo School District won voter approval for $140 million in bonds to make room for more students.

Lewis Gordon 'Mush' Glover, age 86 of Payson, passed away Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at the Hearthstone Manor in Spanish Fork, Utah.

Five city employees will lose more than the merit or cost-of-living pay increases denied their co-workers in Payson's $25.4 million fiscal-year 2010 budget.

In the aftermath of the Taser-related death of a man in southern Utah, authorities are taking a second look at their regulations on using them.

Driving might take a little longer in spots around Utah County, as orange cones sprout from the asphalt, but county commissioners couldn't be happier.

More than 40 Scottish Clans will gather for spirited festivities, dancing and games and EVERYONE is invited! Thanksgiving Point will host the 35th Annual Utah Scottish Association Highland Games and Scottish Festival June 12-13, 2009, in Electric Park.

Construction crews are getting ready to replace decks on three bridges that carry traffic through Payson on I-15. The design phase is nearing completion to replace bridge decks at Main Street, 400 North and Utah Avenue, said Daniel Page of the Utah Department of Transportation.

Tribune file photo Bull rider Wesley Silcox of Payson rides Poison Ivy at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas on Dec.

By the time Benjamin Marvin rolls out of bed, his peers at Payson Junior High have already been in class for two hours.

With Spring in full bloom, Olson's Nursery & Gift at Lelegren Ranch in Lehi is gearing up to meet demand from growing numbers of people working in their yards.

Richard Curtis and Stuart Melling don't have much in common when it comes to dining out.

Donna Gilger, who has been serving as first vice president and was recently honored with her husband Duane as "Payson Lion of the Year", will serve as president of the Payson Lions Club beginning this summer.

Wilma Fife and Lewis Elison will be married Saturday, May 16, 2009 in the St. George LDS Temple.