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PLEASANT GROVE - LINDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chamber Chair Message...................................................................................8 Chamber Board of Directors.............................................................................9 Message from the President ..........................................................................10 2022 Chamber Awards Gala...........................................................................11 2022 Chamber Award Winners......................................................................12 Chamber History..............................................................................................16 Chamber Silent Auction Donations................................................................18 Chamber Activities..........................................................................................20

PLEASANT GROVE CITY Pleasant Grove Mayor’s Message...................................................................22 Pleasant Grove History....................................................................................24 Pleasant Grove City Demographics................................................................26 Miss Pleasant Grove 2021...............................................................................27 Strawberry Days 2022.....................................................................................28 Little Miss Strawberry Days ............................................................................29 Pleasant Grove Economic Development........................................................30 PG Cares...........................................................................................................32 Restoring Pleasant Grove’s G..........................................................................34

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Chamber Chair Message When I was first assigned to be on the board of the Chamber, I wasn’t even sure of the purpose of the Chamber of Commerce. As a Pleasant Grove City Planning Commissioner at the time, I knew we needed to communicate and understand the needs of the businesses, but beyond that, I had so much to learn.

I was first impressed by the motto of the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce: “Relationships Matter.” As I met members and learned more, I was inspired by how the business owners were interested in strengthening and supporting each other in their goals.

I have gained a better understanding of marketing, finances, management and leadership from the other chamber members. As a home-based business owner and employee of Pleasant Grove City, my membership in the Chamber of Commerce has positively impacted my career and my family.

Whether it is a golf tournament, awards ceremony, Lunch and Learn or

networking opportunity, we plan with purpose. Seeing that caring and collaboration can thrive even amidst healthy business competition is refreshing in a world that can seem selfish and divided.

So much that goes on in the world is out of our control, but being a part of an organization dedicated to strengthening each other and our community is meaningful and makes a difference in our corner of the world.

A big focus of the chamber is working together to give back to our Pleasant Grove and Lindon communities. One of our newest traditions is a silent auction that raises funds to give back to the youth in our community. As the prevention coordinator for Pleasant Grove City, I research the issues affecting our youth and understand the protective power of a strong and unified community.

I am proud to be a part of this organization. The Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber strives to be an example

of teamwork and truly embodies the phrase “Relationships Matter.”

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Message from the President As president of the Chamber of Commerce for Pleasant Grove and Lindon, I am fortunate to be able to work with both city councils and mayors, city staff, business leaders and community organizations for the benefit of our communities and the business community. Both the Pleasant Grove and Lindon communities are seeing tremendous growth, and we are striving to achieve great success and work toward common goals. These successes cannot be achieved without the help of our passionate members, outstanding business volunteers and board members. Thank you.

The Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1910. As it was then, the chamber is an advocate for the business community and actively supports economic development in both our cities, promoting businesses, our communities and our motto “Where Relationships Matter” as part of building a better environment for all.

The Chamber’s core mission and values are to promote businesses, community growth and development through

networking, advocacy and education.

We strive to be the “Community Chamber” that understands relationships help all of us become better through our continued support of each other.

The Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce understands that to have a strong economic environment, you must first have a strong community. We are truly blessed in our communities to have leaders, business owners, educators and citizens who realize we all share in the responsibility for creating economic success and happiness in both our communities.

We had a great year last year and look forward to a wonderful 2022. We are looking ahead to working with both cities on their celebrations, community events, ribbon cuttings, groundbreakings, luncheons and so much more.

So, stay tuned and watch for upcoming events hosted by the Chamber.

Also, I would like say congratulations to all our great business award winners this past year and thank you for your support, community support and outreach to all. We are truly blessed to

have you be part of our cities. Congrats!

We look forward to continuing meaningful relationships and another fantastic year with all of you.

Eric Jensen President Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce

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2022 Chamber Awards Gala

This year was our second annual Chamber Awards Gala. Held at Stone Gate Weddings and Events, we had a wonderful dinner accompanied by the Svengali Jazz Quartet and Connor Ross’ musical performance. Our silent auction items this year were supplied by local Chamber businesses, and the proceeds went to Pleasant Grove High School’s KPGR audio/visual department and the Lindon City Youth Police Academy and Youth Council. We enjoyed being able to all get together to recognize some of the great businesses that have shown their involvement and dedication to our communities, and we look forward to continuing this event in years to come.

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2022 Chamber Awards Gala Award Winners

RELATIONSHIPS MATTER AWARDS

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Macey’s

Macey’s has made substantial contributions to our neighbors and community partners, particularly the local schools.

F45 is bringing the “Team Training. Life Changing” healthy lifestyle to all of us.

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More Energy is making a presence in our community and improving everyone’s awareness of how their body works.

Chubby’s has made a name for itself through fundraising for those in need and donating proceeds to various schools and associations.

HEROES AWARDS

Cook Foundation for Human Connection

This nonprofit focuses on providing mental health and suicide prevention resources to families and students with the support of school districts.

Officer Chris Ruiz

Officer Ruiz is a special member of our community who has made a tremendous impact on both the city and the youth at Pleasant Grove High School.

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2022 Chamber Awards Gala Award Winners

CHAMBER PERSONS OF THE YEAR AWARD

CHAMBER ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR AWARD

Mountain America Credit Union

Keetch Family

Mountain America does so much within our communities that sometimes we overlook the small and simple things they do to change people’s lives through service and outreach.

Taco Amigo has the motto “Welcome to the Family.” For well over 30 years, the Keetch Family has enshrined this into their work: family, friends and community.

LINDON MAYOR’S AWARD

PLEASANT GROVE MAYOR’S AWARD

Big-D Construction

Truffle Cottage

Big-D has been a key member of the Chamber for more than 15 years. They truly care about the communities they are in, and it shows through their outreach.

Some have affectionately named Truffle Cottage the heartbeat of Main Street. Known throughout FanX and Comic-Con circles, they have brought lots of character to the city.

INNOVATIVE BUSINESS AWARD

HOMEBASED AWARD

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LK Cooking

What started as two neighbors with a unique idea in a garage has grown to be a production with customers in places all over the world.

Lindsey Hargett is on a mission to teach people the ins and outs of mastering culinary skills in their own home.

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2022 Chamber Awards Gala Award Winners

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NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD

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Since it opened its doors, 19 Main has consistently welcomed everyone with open arms in both our communities.

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Chamber History

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Celebrating 112 years The first public announcement of a commercial club in Pleasant Grove was published in the American Fork Citizen on Dec. 31, 1909. It announced that a “Booster’s Club” was to meet and that officers would be elected the following month.

Men anxious to promote business in Pleasant Grove gathered at the City Hall, which was the soft-rock building at 105 S. 100 East. There, they formed, adopted and signed a constitution in January of 1910. The club was known by three names from 1910 to 1924: • Boosters Club: 1910 to 1913.

• Commercial Club: 1914 to 1921.

• Wasatch Club: 1921 to 1924.

On May 28, 1924, the group incorporated into the Pleasant Grove Chamber of Commerce and continued for

a period of 50 years with a yearly membership fee of $1.

It was the second such organization in Utah County. In 1997, conceding that the main function of the combined chamber’s business (as it always had been) was to help generate and retain businesses in the towns, they began working to form business partnerships, employers with employees, and get them all involved in the chamber’s efforts.

They formed the Downtown Merchants Association.

The dual-city group accomplished so much through the year to enhance the two communities that neighboring chambers came to them for advice on how they could do so much with so little in finances. Volunteerism, cooperation and caring about their communities have gone a long way in their successful achievements.

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Chamber Gala Silent Auction Donations Through money raised during a silent auction held at the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Awards Gala, the chamber was able to award donations to the PGHS Audio/Visual Class and the Lindon Police Youth Academy.

PLEASANT GROVE HIGH SCHOOL AUDIO VISUAL CLASS The Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce was excited on March 18 to attend and present a $2,500 check to the Pleasant Grove High School Vikings KPGR/Audio Visual Class during its film festival. What a great way for our member businesses to share and express the impact these students can have in the business community with such a wide range of talents.

We are very passionate in building relationships that foster a better community. We are excited for them and are truly thankful for all those that made this happen. Thank you to Water Gardens Cinema 6 for hosting and letting these students showcase their many talents.

LINDON POLICE YOUTH ACADEMY The Lindon City Police Department has started a Youth Police Academy to provide an opportunity for high-schoolaged students to learn about the roles and responsibilities of a police officer.

The academy is a five-week program structured to give hands-on experience to participants/cadets interested in a potential career in law enforcement and other criminal justice fields.

Officers within the department teach aspects of police work such as patrol

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functions, investigations, crime scenes, firearms and officer safety. A majority of the academy is scenario based. After graduation from the academy, cadets will be given the opportunity to serve in the community during various city events, furthering their experience. If interested, they are welcome to become mentors for future youth academies.

This academy also creates an environment for officers to build relationships with the youth of our communities. Those relationships are invaluable for our officers as they work to build trust and improve our level of service.

We have been humbled by the support given to the academy by the Lindon City mayor and city council members along with the Pleasant Grove - Lindon Chamber of Commerce. We look forward to building on the success of our current cadets and plan to hold the academy annually. Information for future academy courses will be provided through social media and local high schools.

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CHAMBER GOLF TOURNAMENT Our annual Chamber golf tournament has been a huge hit for many years and will continue to be enjoyed by many for years to come. We are looking for hole sponsors to support this ongoing and fun event. Join us on May 20, 2022, to see if you can “tee up” to the challenge of getting that near impossible hole in one.

CONCERTS IN THE PARK Our Concerts in the Parks tradition is welcoming another year of celebrating music and bringing others together. We are looking for sponsors and performers to join us this year on a date that is to be decided as we continue our tradition of bringing music and joy into the lives of many. Follow our website for further updates on dates and times.

PICKLEBALL TOURNAMENT Please join us for our first ever Chamber Business Pickleball Tournament Aug. 12 and 13, 2022, at the new outdoor courts at the Pleasant Grove Recreation Center. More information will be coming on our website at pglindonchamber.org.

The chamber is seeking sponsors for this event. Those interested should contact the Chamber at chamber@ pglindonchamber.org.

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Pleasant Grove Mayor’s Message In 1850, the early settlers of Pleasant Grove were attracted to this area because of a small grove of trees that gave them the promise of hope and a land with water and rich soil.

What attracted you to Pleasant Grove?

Was it the appeal of safe neighborhoods that brought you here? A recently published study listed Pleasant Grove as one of the safest cities in Utah. The report stated, “Pleasant Grove is one of the best places to live in Utah. Living in Pleasant Grove offers residents a dense suburban feel, and most residents own their homes. There are a lot of parks.

Many families and young professionals live in Pleasant Grove and residents tend to be conservative. The public schools here are above average.”

Was it the proximity to retail, restaurant and businesses that brought you here? We have witnessed several companies open their doors, and many more are in the works.

Most notably, a prominent electric car manufacturer announced they will be building a dealership here soon.

Perhaps you are excited about UTOPIA building a fiber network. Last year,

they began constructing the backbone; they are now working on the infrastructure and plan to be fully installed by June 2023. Some of our residents could see service as early as the end of this year. We are excited to offer anyone this optional light-speed connectivity.

Maybe you chose Pleasant Grove because you thought it was a great place to raise a family. Well, I agree. My family has been here for several generations.

With the generous donation of the Cook Family Foundation, plans are underway to erect a gorgeous and spacious park in place of the old pipe plant. It’s going to be a family-friendly park like no other.

The amenities will attract all ages.

Maybe you heard about another attraction recently announced: The Hale Center Theater. Relocating from Orem, this spectacular event center will be built near doTERRA. Of course, we will be making changes to accommodate this growth. Plans are in the works to widen the road and add more lanes at the I-15 interchange. Plus, extensive efforts are already underway to improve our existing roads. The city council has approved a $17.8 million

budget for road projects during the next three years. You can find detailed information and a timeline for those projects on our city website.

No matter the reason you chose to live here, I welcome you and I’m glad you are one of us. I hope you enjoy living in Pleasant Grove as much as I do.

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By Laurel Cunningham Pleasant Grove Historic Preservation Commission On Nov. 11, 1918, the Pleasant Grove Cannery whistle unexpectedly blew and the town curfew bell on top of the Old Bell School rang out — both continuously and simultaneously. Desperate to know the cause of this alarm, residents picked up their party-line telephones and called the town telephone operator to ask what had happened.

The operator excitedly announced into one line after another that Germany had surrendered and World War I was over. Soon the whole town knew the news and

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rushed to Main Street to celebrate in the street.

Pleasant Grove’s Main Street has always been the center and heart of the town and is one of its oldest spaces. Over this district’s 169-year history, it has been the gathering place for town residents — not only to celebrate in the street marking the end of a war, but also to purchase goods and materials and to attend July 4th parades, Strawberry Days street dances and parades, and political rallies.

This center of town got its start in 1853 when residents built a fort in response to warfare with local Native Americans and moved their houses within the fort walls.

Main Street was the center of that fort, and it was surrounded by 16 city blocks. As Indian relations improved, residents built outside the fort, but the fort (and Main Street) remained the nucleus of the town and its development.

Elisha Wilcox was the first to operate a commercial business on Main Street. In about 1854, he established an exchange station on the corner of 100 N. Main. George H.A. Harris followed suit and built a store in the late 1850s on the northeast corner of Main where he and Jacob Foutz ran a freight company.

In 1869, John Brown purchased the southeast corner of 100 S. Main and organized the Pleasant Grove Cooperative Mercantile.

The Harris store anchored commerce on the north end of Main Street, and Brown’s Mercantile/Co-op anchored the south end of Main Street.

As the decades passed, numerous stores came and went from Main Street (a few of them destroyed by fire).

Long-time residents will remember past store names such as Smith Market, Clark Brothers’ Store, Ideal Market, Mason’s Clothing, Radmall’s Hardware, Hedquist Drug, Wagstaff’s Clothing, Red and White Market, the Pleasant Grove Review, Bank of Pleasant Grove, Busy

Corner Store, Christensen’s Clothing, Paul’s Appliance, Doug’s Radio and TV Service, The Cobbler’s Bench, Jackman Electronics, Hap’s Lunch, the Luncheonette Café, the Alhambra Theater, Dixon Taylor Russell Furniture, Utah Power and Light, Christensen’s Clothing, the Ben Franklin Store and The Spot.

Main Street has also been home to unique commercial ventures such as an opera house, a movie theater, one of the oldest saloons in Utah, an on-sidewalk gas pump, a fire station, two hotels and city hall (which housed a jail and ambulance service).

In 1995, Main Street (and the streets that were once within the fort) were listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a historic district. This district provides Pleasant Grove with a distinct sense of place, and the heritage of the community is reflected in the commercial, public and residential buildings within its boundaries.

For more information about Main Street’s history, pick up a Main Street walking tour booklet published by the Pleasant Grove Historic Commission at city hall. Also, follow the Historic Preservation Commission’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/PGHistoric for even more Pleasant Grove history.

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Miss Pleasant Grove 2021 Miss Pleasant Grove is a years-long tradition that prepares great women for the world and prepares the world for great women!

Candidates compete in the areas of private interview, talent, social impact initiative, on-stage question and evening wear. During the evening of competition, more than $12,000 in scholarship and prize money is awarded.

Our current Miss Pleasant Grove is Haylie Howe, daughter of Alan and Koleen Howe. Haylie has lived in Pleasant Grove all her life and loves serving her favorite community! Haylie has danced for more than 17 years and was a member of the drill team and Dance Company at Pleasant Grove High School. She graduated in 2020 and is finishing up her sophomore year at Brigham Young University where she is studying business with an emphasis in experience design and management.

Haylie’s Social Impact Initiative is “Today a Reader, Tomorrow a Leader.”

Through this initiative, she spreads her passion for literacy to young students and adults. She has spent her year of service by teaching the community about the importance of literacy by hosting monthly “Meet the Authors,” events, posting weekly “Sunday Reading Question” videos, and building/managing two Little Free Libraries in Pleasant Grove and Lindon. She has enjoyed tutoring at the Pleasant Grove Library where she has helped children increase their reading proficiency.

One of Haylie’s biggest accomplishments as Miss Pleasant Grove was visiting every public elementary school in Pleasant Grove and Lindon. She taught her Social Impact Initiative, read to the students and motivated each student to set reading goals that will help them succeed in their future.

Haylie has enjoyed going to city events such as ribbon cuttings, service projects, school carnivals, neighborhood activities, all the Strawberry Days festivities and everything in between. She

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Haylie Howe is so grateful for all the love and support from the Pleasant Grove City Council members, mayor, community, schools, friends and family.

It has truly been a joy and an honor for her to serve as Miss Pleasant Grove, and Haylie will always be grateful for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

Haylie will be competing at Miss Utah this June. To learn more, follow her on instagram @MissPleasantGrove.ut and @TodayAReaderTomorrowALeader.

Other members of the 2021 royalty are First Attendant Kameryn Christensen and Second Attendant Ryleigh Paulin. Kameryn is the daughter of Aaron and Brooke Christensen. Ryleigh is the daughter of Genell Paulin.

The new 2022 Miss Pleasant Grove royalty was announced at the Miss Pleasant Grove competition on April 16, 2022, too late for this printing. Look for them as they serve Pleasant Grove during Strawberry Days and throughout 2022.

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Little Miss Strawberry Days Little Miss Strawberry Days is an amazing experience for young girls in our community. It gives them the opportunity to serve alongside the Miss Pleasant Grove Royalty and participate in the many activities of Strawberry Days as well as other events throughout the year.

This contest began in the early years of Strawberry Days. In the beginning, photos of Little Miss Strawberry Days participants were put up around town.

The citizens would vote for their favorite contestant with pennies.

The criteria for participation have changed a bit since the days of “penny” voting. Today, each contestant must write a one-page essay specific to a theme. The essay must be in the words and language of the participant. Typically, there are more than 35 contestants that turn in essays based on the theme for that year.

The essays are read and chosen by an independent panel of judges who are looking for attention to the theme, originality and creativity.

Members of the 2021 Little Miss Strawberry Days Royalty are: Paisley

Petersen, daughter of Christopher and Brittani Petersen; Brynlee Contreras, daughter of Matias and Joshalyn Contreras; Zoey Fullen, daughter of Brian and Trisha Fullen; Adalie Hardman, daughter of Josh Hardman and Adrianne Hardman; and Kenadie Petersen, daughter of Mark and Kelly Petersen.

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The 2022 Little Miss Strawberry Days winners were announced at the Miss Pleasant Grove competition on April 16, 2022, too late for this printing. Look for them as they serve Pleasant Grove during Strawberry Days and throughout 2022.

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Pleasant Grove Economic Development Grove District experiencing healthy growth

By Daniel Cárdenas Pleasant Grove City Community Development Director I have always considered the Grove District of Pleasant Grove City the heart of Utah County. The Grove District is the area located east of Exit 275 on Interstate 15, and the arteries pumping blood into the area are two main boulevards, Pleasant Grove Boulevard and North County Boulevard. If we could transport ourselves five years in the past to walk around the area and compare it with the current state, we would be surprised by the many positive changes and developments in the zone.

Five years ago, there were no restaurants in this area. Our foodie residents had to travel to other cities to get their

fix. Now, we have a variety of about 15 different restaurants, and the list keeps growing.

Just in the last year, we have added Dutch Bros, Happy Teriyaki, Da Cloud Boba Shoppe and Under Wraps, and we are working on the ribbon cutting for Summit Pizza and Graze Craze in the next couple of months.

Keeping with this exciting trend, we are also happy to announce that Slim Chickens will be joining us in the Grove District, and we have other restaurants in the works that are coming to be part of our community.

We know that the pandemic affected on a great scale the economic growth of certain commercial activities; however, Pleasant Grove City maintained steady economic growth by adding a variety

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Just in the last month, we were excited to finalize and approve plans for a new five-story tower providing around 150,000 square feet of office space. This is a great symptom that the area keeps growing in an economically healthy fashion.

Some other exciting new projects are coming to our city. Recently, we heard the news that The Ruth and Nathan Hale Theater is coming to Pleasant Grove, and we will start working on developing 47 acres of commercial land along I-15.

The area of the Grove keeps proving to be the heart of Utah County, and we are witnessing that the heart of Utah County is healthy and beating hard.

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Do you know what basic needs must be addressed to build resilience in our youth?

Do you know how to identify and express your emotions (even anger) in a way that can strengthen family relationships?

Utah is an amazing place to live, but we also have our issues. Utah is sixth in the nation for suicide rates, with youth and young adult suicide rates rising. One in four kids face some level of sexual abuse, and those are only the reported numbers.

We also struggle with higher than national average levels of addiction and overdose deaths, often beginning with prescription opioids. Youth vaping rates have been rising with kids becoming nicotine dependent without even realizing what chemicals they are inhaling from a fruity flavored vape device.

While this can seem heavy and hard to swallow, we know there is so much hope and so many resources available.

As we shine a light on our struggles, we also learn how to face them together.

Two years ago, the leadership of Pleasant Grove City took the necessary steps to obtain a grant from Utah County to start a Communities that Care Coalition. Created by the Univer-

sity of Washington Social Development Research Group, this coalition model is proven to strengthen communities. We decided on the name “PG Cares’’ to spread the message that Pleasant Grove cares about these very real issues we face as families.

As a evidence-based coalition, PG Cares works to reduce the risks of addiction, abuse and suicide in the community. Prevention science has been around for decades, and the State of Utah is now prioritizing community level prevention work. Research shows that local prevention efforts are the most impactful.

The Utah State Legislature has earmarked funds for local, evidence-based prevention work, and PG Cares has been awarded multiple grants to implement educational classes and run prevention campaigns right here in our community. Each class is carefully researched and chosen because of

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the data that we gather to understand our specific struggles here in Pleasant Grove. Each instructor is fully trained by our partner organizations to teach the skills and lead the discussions that help us tackle tough issues as families and neighbors.

We encourage families, businesses, churches and schools to join us in our prevention efforts. Our new website has more information about prevention science, trusted resources and partners, and educational classes we provide at no cost to the community.

Sign up for a class or request that we bring professionally developed training to your organization. Ask us about the resources available and find support when those we love are hurting or in crisis. We are passionate about community education and supporting each other in even the most difficult situations.

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Restoring Pleasant Grove’s G A large portion of the history of the G was taken from a series of news articles written by E. Mark Bezzant for The Pleasant Grove Review in 1994 in recognition of the G’s 75th anniversary as well as the Timpanogos Times in 2020 recognizing the 100th anniversary of the G. Bezzant was the debate coach at Pleasant Grove High School in 1979. He and the Varsity Debate Team researched and complied the history of the G. One-hundred and two years! That is how long the G has been on the mountain!

In the spring of 1920, the world had just suffered the effects of the Spanish Flu along with the first world war. One can only imagine the insurmountable grief and suffering from both of those historic events.

It’s no wonder that David Gourley, then principal of Pleasant Grove High School, had the brilliant idea to try to rally the students. Given the high school was about to get a new building, Gourley asked the student body if they would like to see a letter G placed on

the mountain to coincide with the new school.

Back then, the student body called themselves the Grovarians – hence the letter G. Several styles of the G were discussed, but, to keep the same look as the letterman jackets, the block G won the vote.

Junius Hayes, a math teacher at the high school, wore many hats as he was also the mayor of Pleasant Grove and an accomplished surveyor. He enlisted the help of the senior class and hiked up the mountain to determine the best placement of the G. They chose to build the G in the middle of “Little Mountain” just above the first flats. Sie Kemp, a local barber and self-taught architect, also helped develop a model of the block G. So, on May 10, 1920, Principal Gourley gave approval of the design and permitted those students who had enough credits to hike up with their picks, axes, shovels and grubbing hoes to clear the site. In only one day, the entire area for this massive letter was cleared. Rocks were placed in the area.

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son, “The whole mountain was covered with kids carrying rocks.”

Charlie Holman, another student at the school, thought it might be better to use wheelbarrows. Ed Warburton took his horse and helped Charlie up the mountain with his wheelbarrow. Principal Gourley loved this idea and directed others to get their wheelbarrows to quicken the work. Pack horses were also used to carry up lime, a barrel and a spray pump.

Each year following the establishment of this icon, a day was set aside to go refurbish the block letter. Seniors were given a “sluff” day by the Board of Education for “G Day” to maintain their work of art.

The first lighting of the G occurred in the spring of 1927. The high school basketball team was headed into the state tournament led by Coach Harry Richards. Students thought that lighting the G would raise school spirit. They began gathering cans, rags and crankcase oil.

Once they arrived at the G, cans were placed around the outer edge of the letter. Some oil and a rag were placed in each can; the rags were intended to act as a wick and the oil was the fuel.

They quickly raced down the mountain to see how it looked from below.

Since its construction, there have been numerous times the G has had to face repairs. Some people even

Allreds threatened to remove it, deeming it an eyesore. Luckily, several defenders of the G stepped up to keep it alive.

This year, we are borrowing the idea from our neighboring Y mountain to improve the G more substantially.

Plans are underway to fill in the G completely with concrete and to embed LED lights into the structure.

A joint committee has been formed comprising members of the Alpine School District and representatives of the City of Pleasant Grove. The mayor plans to spearhead the construction efforts alongside Horrocks Engineers.

Pleasant Grove High School has already begun fundraising efforts. Like in 1920, it will take a community to rebuild this landmark.

If you’d like to contribute to this endeavor, please donate using the QR code on this page or visit the high school to make an in-person donation.

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Lindon Mayor’s Message I am very excited for all the positive opportunities and events that are unfolding here in our wonderful city of Lindon. As a new mayor, I am grateful to really see the inside workings that keep our city services and amenities going at such a high level on a daily basis.

I wish each citizen could know just how our amazing quality of life is maintained and enhanced because of the incredible hard work that staff and community volunteers bring to our community. From public works employees, who plow snow or fix broken water lines in the middle of the night so we may have our roads and showers available when we need to get ready for and travel to work and school, to senior center staff and volunteers who served more than 14,770 drive-through meals during the COVID pandemic, we truly live in a fantastic community.

In an increasingly distracting digital world, one of the most important initiatives in 2022 is to continue developing our youth by building character, providing leadership and service opportunities, and encouraging love of community. We recently highlighted artwork representing more than 100 students who learned about and drew one of 12 character traits or values. These are now available as a free, printed calendar that

can be picked up at the city center.

Our Little Miss Lindon and Junior Rodeo Royalty provide amazing service and assist at charitable drives and events throughout the year. In March, our police department kicked off the first-ever Youth Police Academy where young people learned about all aspects of law enforcement. These youth will be helping with various upcoming events.

I am excited to announce we will begin a Lindon City Youth Council this May. Look for more information to come about that soon! In addition, Lindon will have its own Farmers Market beginning this summer in which youth entrepreneurs can have a free booth selling their homemade and homegrown goods.

Finally, although there is much to celebrate, we all are concerned about sad events happening around the world as well as the inflation and economic impacts being felt by all families. Please know that your city council, mayor and staff take the responsibility to keep Lindon safe, well-managed and financially sound very seriously. Strategically looking forward to maintain our core infrastructure and services as well as supporting our businesses are key factors in the health of our local

economy and the health and well-being of our citizens.

As we intentionally support one another, whether it is through buying local, volunteering, mentoring youth or living lives of good character, we can truly be blessed by greater relationships and connection.

Thank you to the Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce for this magazine and its mission to build a better community.

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The early settlers of Utah began to spread throughout the area after their arrival to Utah in 1847. The first pioneers came to Pleasant Grove on Sept. 13, 1850. At that time, Pleasant Grove encompassed all of the area from American Fork Canyon to Provo Canyon. As the population grew, some residents began to spread south along the trail. This area was then called “Stringtown.” This began in about 1861.

Certain events occurred that encouraged the growth. The transcontinental railroad connected at Promontory Point on May 10, 1869, which led to further railroad connection south into Utah County. This growth made mail delivery more necessary. Mail was delivered to Lindon at a point along State Street near a large linden tree (on the west side of the street near the bottom on the hill).

The first post office was then opened in the Cullimore store just across the street on Sept. 25, 1889. This area be-

Inside the Cullimore Mercantile store came a very important place in Lindon, not only for mail delivery but also for the name of the city and the area incorporated when the city was granted incorporation in March of 1924. Evidently, the area was described as near the “linden tree” was misspelled and Lindon was accepted as the area’s incorporated name. Lindon will celebrate its centennial of incorporation in 2024.

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Christ of Latter-day Saints recently announced plans to build a temple In Lindon. The groundbreaking ceremony was set for April 23, 2022. The construction time is estimated at two years, meaning the temple will be complete, also, in 2024. Another celebration.

That early mail area also became an important place for travel. When a privately owned and constructed, all-electric railway was completed, it ran from Salt Lake City south through all the cities to Payson. This system was way ahead of its time. It ran to Provo by 1912 and on to Payson in 1916. A person could comfortably travel for 1.5 pennies per mile, all on comfortable and beautiful cushioned seating.

Many came to the Lindon stop near the current pharmacy and were transported by local horse and wagon to the Geneva Resort (on the east shore of Utah Lake). It offered good food, music and entertainment, a 50-foot-high waterslide, dancing and even an opportunity to hand-feed a wandering black bear.

Lindon continues to grow. It’s home to good people and fun places to be and offers great views of the mountains and valley. Those early settlers laid a great foundation for us. May we continue to build on it.

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Lindon Days Lindon Days will be held July 30Aug. 6. We’ll kick our city celebration off with our traditional horse trail ride up Provo Canyon on Saturday morning, July 30.

On Sunday, we are excited to host a new event at City Center Park. We encourage families to bring a picnic dinner and listen to a Lindon bluegrass band.

On Monday, we’ll have our ever-popular Car Show at City Center Park. If you’d like to show off your car that day, you can register at the park the day of the event at noon. We will also have a Cowgirl Clinic that evening. This provides an opportunity for kids to ride a horse or learn to rope.

On Tuesday, we are bringing back Bingo. Bingo is geared to promote our wonderful Senior Center. Bring a senior citizen to get into the event. In the early evening, we are excited to be partnering with Utah Roundnet. They will host an all-skill level Spike Ball tournament at Pheasant Brook Park. Later that evening, we will head to Pioneer Park for our City Council Ice Cream Social and Movie in the Park.

On Wednesday, our Huck Finn Fishing event will provide a fun evening at Fryer Park. Fishing will be done via hand or net only. Please leave your poles at home. All fish caught must go home. We’ll also have our tie-dye booth open. Bring a white shirt to tie-dye that night or purchase one at the stand.

On Thursday, we will head to the Lindon Horse Arena for our Family Arena events. New this year will be adult stick pony racing. Sign up to ride a stick pony or sign your child up to participate in mutton bustin’. Registration can be done at lindonrecreation.org.

Friday will start out at the Lindon Community Center. We are bringing back our video game tournament. Players will play Super Smash Bros. on the Nintendo Switch. In the evening, grab a seat on Center Street for our annu-

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Saturday will be a fun full day at the Lindon Aquatics Center. We’ll have events all day that include the Cardboard Boat Regatta, Dime Dive, Bellyflop Competition and the KenDucky Derby. Lindon residents can enter the Aquatics Center free this day with proof of residency.

Close out Lindon Days with us at Pheasant Brook Park. The band lined up this year will be rocking ’80s anthems all night. Our amazing firework show will conclude Lindon Days directly after the concert.

Event dates, times and locations can be found at lindonrecreation.org/lindon-days in the upcoming months.

LINDON DAYS JR. RODEO ROYALTY

We are so excited to select our 2022 Lindon Days Jr. Rodeo Royalty. The royalty will represent Lindon City and the sport of rodeo throughout the year. They will be riding in rodeos and parades, attending city events, and creating service projects that will benefit the community.

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Lindon growing and planning for more

By Mike Florence Lindon City Planning & Economic Development Director With all of the setbacks from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s interesting to look back over the past 18 to 24 months and see the resiliency that has come from the business and development community. Similar to most municipalities, entitlements and construction projects for both commercial and residential only slowed slightly for a time and many businesses saw increases in sales.

While the pandemic has been extremely impactful, many commercial

businesses in Lindon seemed to have weathered the time well. Lindon is an innovative community that works hard to respect the city’s past traditions while also having a plan in place for growth and development.

While the city has a population of 12,000 residents, the city also has a strong industrial and commercial sector with more than 800 commercial businesses that generate more than 15,000 daily jobs.

Over the past five years, developers have constructed approximately two million square feet of office/warehouse space and nearly one million square feet of office and commercial space.

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Mike Florence Developers have also constructed more than 450 single family and townhome residential units as well as 44 accessory apartments.

One of the new projects that Lindon City has recently worked on or is ready to kick off is a new 700 N. Corridor Master Plan and general plan update.

In April 2021, the Lindon City Council adopted the 700 N. Corridor Master Plan. This corridor is envisioned as a gateway to Lindon City and will foster unique experiences where the community can gather.

The corridor is envisioned to develop with community spaces, retail, restaurants, an employment center, services and other experiential attractions to create an environment for a live-workplay community. Finally, in April, Lindon City will kick-off the process of updating its General Plan. The General Plan will help plan and guide growth, economic development, transportation and recreation in the community for the next 10 years.

The city looks forward to maintaining its unique identity and providing great resources to its residents, businesses and visitors.

Aquatics Center adding new water slide Something big is coming! Lindon City is very excited to open a new waterslide at the Lindon Aquatics Center this summer!

The Aquatics Center opened back in 2009 and has been the favorite pool ever since. It has always been unique pool with amenities that are not found at other facilities like the large lazy river or the FlowRider. The surfacing machine is the only public outdoor FlowRider in the state!

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this great addition to the aquatics center after 13 summers of great family fun.

Alan Walker, a Lindon resident, fulltime pool manager and continuous employee since its opening in 2009, said, “It was time to add another amenity to this great facility. After going through a list of project possibilities, this slide was selected to help renew excitement for the facility and another fun ride.”

The new waterslide is 30 feet tall, which is double the height of the current waterslide, and it will be very

fast! Riders should go really fast and, with the translucent bands, it will create a unique riding experience and something everyone will have to experience themselves.

With the addition of this slide, the Aquatics Center will have four waterslides in total. This project was funded in part by the Lindon City PARC Tax and will be a great addition to the Aquatics Center. Opening day for the Lindon Aquatics Center and the new slide will be May 28.

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Chamber Membership Directory ACCOUNTING & FINANCE Apiary Fund 383 W. Lakeview Road Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 885-4709 apiaryfund.com

Daily Herald 1200 Towne Centre Blvd., Suite 1058 Provo, UT 84601 (801) 373-5050 heraldextra.com

AJL Accounting & SBSS Payroll 26 S. 1185 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 822-8536 ajlaccounting.com

Explore Utah Valley 220 W. Center St. Provo, UT 84601 (801) 851-2101 utahvalley.com

AUTO DEALERS/SERVICES Aero Dynamic Jets 1180 N. 600 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 592-9989 aerodynamicjets.com

Charles Schwab 1882 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

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Onvoy Promotions 77 E. 640 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 358-6941 onvoypromos.com

BMW of Pleasant Grove 2111 W. Grove Pkwy.

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Heartland Payment Systems 1961 N. Main St. Orem, UT 84097 (801) 318-9965 heartlandpaymentsystems.com

Pop Jots 255 E. Center St., Suite 9 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (855) 767-5687 popjots.com

Dastrup Auto 475 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 787-6711 dastrupauto.com

Laudie and Associates 42 W. 200 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 224-0504 facebook.com/Laudie-Associates-186059098092435

Strawberry Days Association 66 S. 800 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 735-9859 strawberrydays.org

Fleet Services 1548 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-9550 fleetservicesutah.com

Wasatch CPA Services, LLC 1450 E. 820 North Orem, UT 84097 (385) 444-1023 wasatchcpaservices.com

Tiny Wurld 405 S. 1300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (435) 630-4077 instagram.com/lindon_makers_ market

ADVERTISING & MARKETING Bennett Communications 424 W. 800 North, #201 Orem, UT 84057 (801) 802-0200 utahvalley360.com

Utah Sign & Print 626 N. State St. Orem, UT 84057 (385) 262-4138 utahsignco.com

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Villager Magazine 2202 N. 1560 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 372-8059 villagermagazine.com

Jiffy Lube 625 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 592-1070 jiffylube.com Martins Collision Repair, Inc. 225 S. State St. Orem, UT 84058 (801) 226-2969 martinscollision.com Mercedes-Benz of Draper 530 S. Lindon Park Dr. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 222-4400 mercedesbenzoflindon.com

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Murdock Hyundai 452 Lindon Park Dr. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 226-8194 murdockhyundailindon.com

Central Bank 801 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-9844 centralbankutah.com

Utah Community Credit Union 105 E. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (800) 453-8188 uccu.com

Pleasant Grove Express Oil Change, LLC 1405 W. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-9578 expressoil.com

Mountain America Credit Union 1953 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 323-5380 macu.com

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Pleasant Grove-Lindon Chamber of Commerce 70 S. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 960-5936 plgrovechamber.org

Rock Canyon Bank 475 E. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 222-9006 rockcanyonbank.com

Rabbit Rentals 840 E. Grove Creek Dr. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 787-2130 rabbitrentalsut.com

Sound Commercial Capital 881 W. State St., #120-423 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (903) 386-3464 sound.com

Tag-N-Go Car Wash 310 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (435) 628-2256 taggngo.com Quick Quack Car Wash 1991 W. 680 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (817) 528-3864 dontdrivedirty.com WSDS Tire, LLC DBA: Pleasant Grove Big O Tires 945 S. State Road Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-6555 bigotires.com BANKING SERVICES Alta Bank 290 E. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 642-3430 bankaf.com Bank of Utah 144 S. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 342-5373 myambank.com

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Chamber Membership Directory ASP- America’s Swimming Pool Company of Utah County 1350 W. 200 South, Suite 5 Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 608-5139 asppoolco.com MCR Recycling 550 N. Geneva Road Orem, UT 84059 (801) 225-0001 mcr-recycling.net

Eagles Quality Construction, LLC 10453 N. Cottonwood Drive Cedar Hills, UT 84062 (209) 985-3491

Roofers Supply Inc. 125 S. 1550 West Lindon, UT 84401 (801) 769-0404 roofersutah.com

Graebridge Stone 15 S. 1400 West Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 301-8981 graebridgestonelindon.com

SERVPRO of Provo/North Utah County 967 W. 240 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-5228 servproprovo.com

Home Repair Services Quinta Maintenance, LLC 76 W. Main St., Suite 1 American Fork, UT 84003 (385) 831-5222 quintamaintenance.com

Republic Services 643 W. 700 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5935 republicservices.com CONSTRUCTION Big-D Construction 1788 W. 200 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 769-7300 big-d.com

EDUCATION Ascend Education 777 N. 500 West, Suite 4 Provo, UT 84601 (385) 482-0820 ascendeducation.com

HTS Builders 724 W. Center St. Orem, UT 84057 (385) 269-8933 htsbuilders.com Lucas Construction 309 N. 300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5032 lucasconstructioninc.com

Bonneville Asphalt & Repair 1380 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 225-3544 bonnevilleasphalt.com

Niels Fugal Sons Co. 590 W. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 592-4422 fugal.com

Complete Restoration 1342 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 224-2400 completerestoration.com

Custom Fit Training - Mountainland Technical College 2301 W. Ashton Blvd.

Lehi, UT 84043 (801) 335-0896 mtec.edu/custom-fit/ Enevive 527 W. State St., Suite 104 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 993-0080 enevive.com Green House Center for Growth & Learning 135 W. Center St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-1169 greenhousecenter.org

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TestOut 50 S. Main St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 233-5340 testout.com

Hyatt House 544 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

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Dry Creek Physical Therapy 564 W. 700 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 753-9060 drycreekpt.com

Utah Valley University 800 W. University Pkwy.

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Premier Throwing 564 W. 700 South, Suite 201 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 498-4385 premierthrowing.com

F45 Training 259 N. 290 West Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 874-1237 f45training.com

FAMILY FUN Airborne Trampoline Park 635 N. 1700 West, Suite 100 Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 854-5150 airbornesports.com

Strawberry Days Association 66 S. 800 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 735-9859 strawberrydays.org

Jill’s Tight Body Boot Camp Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 495-4416 jillnix.com

BB Battle Parties 376 S. Locust Ave. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 335-5137 The Escape Date 405 S. 100 East, Suite 14 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 323-0617 theescapedate.com Explore Utah Valley 2 20 W. Center St. Provo, UT 84601 (801) 851-2101 utahvalley.com Follow the Flag P.O. Box 1261 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 319-9926 followtheflag.com Ghost Long Boards 844 S. 800 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 893-8016 ghostlongboard.com

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Chamber Membership Directory Costa Vida 881 W. State St., Unit 120 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-8180 costavida.net

The Insomniac 326 E. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 361-5173 theinsomniacut.com

Order N Eat Delivery 509 Fort Dr. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 882-4201 OrdernEatDelivery.com

Crumbl 677 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 623-3216 crumblcookies.com

Jurassic Street Tacos 1809 W. State St., Suite A-3 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 674-3242 jurassictaco.com

Panda Express 538 N. Mill Road Vineyard, UT 84058 (385) 283-6076 pandaexpress.com

Crust Club 1413 W. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 922-4168 crustclub.com

Kolache Krave 1926 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

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The Pizza Factory 291 W. 400 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 372-6681 pizzafactoryut.com

Firebird Pizza 340 S. Main St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-8804 firebirdpizza.com

LK Cooking Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 361-4373 lkcooking.com

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Gandolfo’s Deli 715 S. Main St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 796-1200 gandolfosdeli.com Hapas Ohana BBQ 133 S. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 701-0313 hapasohanabbq.com

Marco’s Pizza 569 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (385) 233-3535 marcos.com Mo’Bettahs 855 W. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 237-5758 mobettas.com

Rumbi Island Grill 987 W. 500 N., Suite 100 American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 756-3783 rumbi.com Slab Pizza PG 148 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

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Under Wraps 1043 S. Valley Grove Way, Suite F Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (720) 413-7839 underwrapssushi.com Village Baker 1865 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

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Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 318-7894 moreenergyhealth.com Mountain Point Medical Center 3000 N. Triumph Blvd.

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GOVERNMENT Lindon City 100 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 785-5043 lindoncity.org

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Chamber Membership Directory Natural Brows by Tamara 1184 N. 850 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 856-2884 Renegade Chiropractic 1028 W. 950 North, Suite 103 Orem, UT 84057 (801) 919-4729 renegadechiroutah.com Soaplicity 93 S. Main St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 319-5900 soaplicity.com Taylor Drug 265 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (385) 440-1222 taylordrguaf.com Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork 140 S. Main St., #3 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-3904 utahtherapeuticmassage.com Tiny Wurld 405 S. 1300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (435) 630-4077 instagram.com/lindon_makers_ market Voyage Direct Primary Care 1248 E. 90 North, Suite 203 American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 396-9795 voyagedpc.com INSURANCE Buckner 2100 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd.

Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 323-5201 buckner.com

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Caliber Select Insurance 1434 E. 820 North Orem, UT 84097 (801) 769-1575 caliberselectinsurance.com LegalShield 1548 W, 50 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (931) 252-0773 jriches.wearelegalshield.com Schroeder Insurance Agency 955 N. 500 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 362-4693 ushagent.com/ScottSchroeder True Choice Agency 580 E. 1030 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (855) 996-1363 sunfirematrix.com LEGAL LegalShield 1548 W, 50 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (931) 252-0773 jriches.wearelegalshield.com Priority Law 526 W. Center St., N105 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 960-2750 prioritylawfirm.com Rogers & Russell 519 W. State St., Suite 103 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 899-6064 roruss.com

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MEDICAL EQUIPMENT/SERVICES American Fork Hospital 170 N. 1100 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 855-3300 americanforkhospital.com Mountain Point Medical Center 3000 N. Triumph Blvd.

Lehi, UT 84043 (383) 345-3306 mountainpointmedicalcenter.org Taylor Drug 265 N. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (385) 440-1222 taylordrguaf.com Olpin Family Mortuary 494 S. 300 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-3503 olpinmortuary.com LIVING Thornberry and Thornberry Atrium 88 S. 100 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-8384 thorneberryatrium.com NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE/MEDIA Bennett Communications 424 W. 800 North, #201 Orem, UT 84057 (801) 802-0200 utahvalley360.com Daily Herald 1200 Towne Centre Blvd., Suite 1058 Provo, UT 84601 (801) 373-5050 heraldextra.com

Chamber Membership Directory Friendly Neighborhood Publisher Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 372-8261 Villager Magazine 2202 N. 1560 West Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 372-8059 villagermagazine.com ORGANIZATIONS Miss Pleasant Grove Foundation Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 missutah.org/local PG Cares 70 S. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 pgcaresutah.org

Tabitha’s Way 920 E. State Road, Suite C American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 830-3951 tabithasway.org

Vent Pros 1523 W. Aspen Trail Drive Bluffdale, UT 84065 (801) 792-6900 ventprosutah.com

PLUMBING/ELECTRIC/HVAC Aquatherm 825 W. 600 North Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 805-6657 aquatherm.com

PRINTING/SIGNS Black Canyon Signs 597 E. Grove Creek Drive Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 420-1912 blackcanyonsigns.homestead-cloud.com

K-Tech Plumbing 928 S. Main St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-0779 k-techplumbing.com

CPS Graphix 383 S. Main St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 885-4099 cpsgraphix.com IC Group 4080 S. 500 West Salt Lake City, UT 84123 (801) 265-8100 ic-group.net

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McGees Awards and Trophies 290 E. State St. American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 980-7999 mcgeestampandtrophy.com Printegrity, LLC 400 N. Geneva Road Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 735-2130 print-integrity.com Utah Signs & Print Co. 626 N. State St. Orem, UT 84057 (385) 262-4138 utahsignco.com REAL ESTATE Angii Hansen, Realtor 777 E. 1100 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 376-7071 angiihansen.com

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DAI 14034 S. 145 East Draper, UT 84020 (801) 495-3414 daiutah.com

Washburn Real Estate 1286 E. 900 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 227-0900 washburnre.com

Tribe House 1064 N. County Blvd., Suite 100 Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 216-8200 decidetotribe.com

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RECEPTION CENTERS Design Spectrum 211 W. 200 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 318-7881

L.A. Lee Enterprises LP 119 S. State St. Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 380-5773 lee.net

Fox Hollow Golf Club 1400 N. 200 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 756-3594 foxhollowutah.com

REPAIRS/SERVICE Aardvark Pest Solutions 1579 E. 480 South Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 477-8727 utahpestsolutions.com

Mountainland Realty 590 W. State St. Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 785-5013 mountainlandrealtyinc.com

Stone Gate Weddings & Events 886 W. 2600 North Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 847-7827 stonegatearts.com

Bonneville Asphalt & Repair 1380 W. 200 South Lindon, UT 84042 (801) 225-3544 bonnevilleasphalt.com

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Deseret Industries 435 S. 500 East American Fork, UT 84003 (801) 763-4560 deseretindustries.org

Fortem Technologies, Inc. 1064 N. County Blvd., 6th Floor Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (385) 375-3233 fortemtech.com

Home Repair Services Quinta Maintenance, LLC 76 W. Main St., Suite 1 American Fork, UT 84003 (385) 831-5222 quintamaintenance.com

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GingerEllas 28 N. 100 East Pleasant Grove, UT 84062 (801) 448-7895 gingerellasshop.com

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