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.
Eighty percent of the Class of 2008 has received passing marks on the state's graduation test that determines whether or not students will get a "regular" high school diploma.
Gay couples in California may soon be headed to the altar after that state's Supreme Court knocked down a state law banning same-sex marriage Thursday.
Congress should not delay Utah's oil shale industry from moving forward, Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr., Sen. Orrin Hatch and former Utah Rep. Jim Hansen told a Senate panel Thursday.
May 2 is always a poignant date for the Davis family. But this year brought increased hope, as volunteer and county crews sifted through tons of dirt in Spanish Fork Canyon looking for any sign of Kiplyn Davis, who disappeared 13 years ago.
A $15 million donation from Kennecott Utah Copper Corp. is projected to generate more interest in mining and the land and also help to build a new museum offering "breathtaking views" from Salt Lake City's east bench.
Anyone who's lugged an exuberant child on a road trip knows the lyrics all too well: "The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round, 'round and 'round, 'round and 'round."
Salt Lake City has seen it before: An eager developer begins demolishing buildings, runs into complications and stops work at the construction site. Neighboring businesses and residents are left with an eyesore of rubble, craters and mounds of dirt for weeks, months or even years.
It'll be about four years before the Mid-Jordan light-rail line from Murray to Daybreak is finished, but city leaders in Midvale, Murray, South Jordan and West Jordan are already starting to celebrate.
The unique story of the history of printing as told at the Crandall Historical Printing Museum will be expanded thanks to a significant donation recognized Thursday.
When it comes to Dixon Middle School's new dress code policy, Provo School District superintendent Randall J. Merrill says he stands by the school's administration in their decision to compromise and it's a done deal.
Thirty-one-and-a-half years ago, 24-year-old Mary Taylor opened the drawer of a government-issue desk in the office of a brand new U.S. senator from Utah and tossed her purse inside.
As a dietary supplement for humans, selenium is considered a valuable antioxidant. But higher levels of the naturally occurring mineral found in the Great Salt Lake ecosystem have led to a four-year, $2.3 million study, with calls for more research and funding as some seek a selenium standard for the lake.
Former Utah House District 60 Republican candidate Linda Houskeeper brought a list of things she feels need to change within the Utah County Republican Party to a meeting with Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert Thursday and said she feels her voice was heard.
Untimely, inappropriate, unnecessary and "somewhat threatening" were the words some Jordan School Board members used to describe a letter sent from the seceding district's transition team that insisted board members stop spending money on capital projects pending the division of property.
The Utah Transit Authority announced Thursday that it gave the greenlight to Siemens Transportation Systems Inc. of Sacramento to begin building 77 new TRAX light-rail cars at a cost of $277 million. The new S70 rail cars are destined to ply some of the 70 miles of new track the agency is laying as part of its Frontlines 2015 project.
The North Utah Valley Animal Shelter will be having their first adopt-a-thon Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon. All pets up for adoption will be offered at discounted rates.
Go to the audiotape. A federal appeals court revived a portion of a lawsuit that contends a man was not rehired at a cabinet company because he quit a southern Utah polygamous sect. Some evidence is on tape.
Lillie Thomas, 93, a third-generation country storekeeper regarded as a legend in central Utah, was found dead Wednesday morning after working in her store the previous day.
Utah House Majority Leader David Clark, R-Santa Clara, testified before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Wednesday on the importance of protecting state government's authority from federal intervention in the ongoing debate on the legal liability of drug manufacturers.
A remote-controlled police robot lights up a dark trunk before blasting it with water Thursday near Main and 600 South in Salt Lake City. A bomb squad cordoned off the adjacent area before giving the "all clear" at 10:30 p.m.
A 23-year-old Salt Lake County man died Thursday evening as a result of head trauma he received after falling 30 feet from a rope swing in the Ferguson Canyon area of Cottonwood Heights.
Community Action Services and Food Bank and Habitat for Humanity of Utah County will honor the 12 graduates of Utah County's new Getting Ahead in a Just-Getting-By World program at a reception Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Scenicview Center, 5485 N. River Run Drive.
Capitol Reef and Zion national parks are considered two of the 10 national parks most threatened by coal-fired power plants, the National Parks Conservation Association announced Thursday. Proposal for new plants in the region could "ruin the parks' already-suffering scenic views and affect wildlife and the health of visitors," the group said in a statement.
Local candidates running on the Democratic ticket will speak and answer questions at the Democratic Women luncheon Tuesday at noon at the Riverside Country Club, 2701 N. University Ave. Tickets are $16. The lunch meeting is open to all interested community members. Please RSVP by Friday.
