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.
Researchers at Brigham Young University and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine have confirmed a third type of human cell "reservoir" that harbors HIV in its infectious state, eluding treatments designed to kill the virus.
Linda Houskeeper's attempt to challenge the election results in her district at last month's Utah County Republican Convention hit a large speed bump Monday in the form of the county Republican Credentials Committee.
Utah's wicked wildfire season last year, combined with wildfires in other Western states, made a major impact on the health of people breathing air in rural areas muddled with related smoke and particulate matter, state Division of Air Quality director Cheryl Heying told a federal task force Tuesday.
They aren't experts on long-distance cycling, they don't pedal particularly fast, and until last week, most of them didn't even own a bicycle. But that's no reason, say four BYU students who want to raise money for medical research, not to embark on a 2,600-mile bike trek.
Broadweave Network executives faced another volley of tough questions this morning on their offer to buy the city's fiber-optic network this time at the hands of the Provo City Council-appointed iProvo Review Committee.
As the Federal Reserve reports an uptick in borrowing nationwide, a poll of Utah residents indicates their credit-card spending isn't as bad as it could be.
Five women are facing felony charges after one of them allegedly smuggled drugs into the Uintah County Jail and then passed them out to the other four.
Broadweave Network representatives downplayed allegations their attempt to buy iProvo is an "inside job" Monday while fielding some tough questions from concerned residents.
Sandy police believe speed was likely a factor in an early morning accident in which an 18-year-old driver rolled his SUV near 8600 South and Highland Drive.
Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff will give a deposition in a former child bride's multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the Fundamentalist LDS Church and its leader, Warren Jeffs.
Provo police arrested a 15-year old male Sunday for investigation of residential burglary and criminal trespass stemming from three separate incidents over the weekend.
Dr. Chris Peters was not yet an orthopedic surgeon when Dr. Robert Ballard retired from a long, successful career in the field 20 years ago. Ballard's vision was going at the time a death knell for a surgery career that had spanned more than four decades. He kept working for a while, but could no longer operate, and that was his passion.
Erica Hale leans back on her elbows with her legs stretched in front of her as she watches her boyfriend, a certified arborist, jog along a tree branch the width of a man's arm Saturday morning.
Utah investigators will be returning to Death Valley later this month to help California authorities search for more possible victims of notorious killer Charles Manson.
Free asthma screenings will help adults and children learn if breathing problems might be asthma, as well as learn to control breathing for those with the disease.
A 10-page letter delivered to President Bush's Crawford ranch on Saturday by Fundamentalist LDS Church member Willie Jessop has not yet made its way to the White House.
A Park City high school student who collects clothes and food for people in need and a Utah County eighth-grader who helps veterans in his community have been honored at the 2008 Prudential Spirit of Community Awards in Washington, D.C.
The Writer's Studio of Utah is registering students for a five-week intensive course on making a living with your writing and getting published. The course begins May 27 and will be taught by studio founders Randy Jernigan and Geri Taylor.
Center Stage Youth Performers invites youths ages 4-18 to participate in its performing arts summer workshops. Participants can spend time training in acting, musical theater, vocal performance, dance or puppetry.
