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Spanish Fork High Sports, Dons Sports
Proud to air Dons Sports, you can hear the games live on AM 1480 locally and catch the crystal clear live stream right here at www.KHQNRadio.com anywhere in the world.
Join Brian and Josh as they follow the Dons sports pathway to Victory!

The Spanish Fork Dons are having an amazing season, join us here or on the radio for all of the play-by-play action.

As if listening to play-by-play action wasn't enough you can now become a winner during the GAME! We are currently giving away $20 of free Bajio during the half time show. Have you phone at the ready and dial when the number is given to win. For a schedule of when and where the dons will be playing simply click here.

We carry all of the Varsity games on the radio at AM 1480 and you can also get them live here at www.KHQNRadio.com.
Daniel Chapter One products now available in Utah County!
Daniel Chapter one products are now attainable at THE HERBAL PHARMACY in Orem.
The address and other contact information for the store is as follows...

560 South Orem Blvd. Suit K3
Orem, UT
(801)
225-7845

Orders may be taken over the phone or at the store. Stop on by and make this your first enjoyable trip to the pharmacy, better yet make that the
HERBAL PHARMACY!

Daniel Chapter One
In 1994 Jim and Tricia started hosting Daniel Chapter One HealthWatch, a live call-in radio health program presently aired nationwide 10 hours a week. The couple answers health questions from 10:00-12:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, even taking the program on the road when they travel.
If you have interest in Daniel Chapter One products please email us to receive directions on how to place an order.

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