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Table of Contents Payson City Mayor’s Message .......................................................................................................Page 6 Payson City .....................................................................................................................................Page 8 Payson City Services ..................................................................................................................... Page 10 Payson City Calendar ................................................................................................................... Page 11 Payson City Events ........................................................................................................................Page 12 Payson City Map ............................................................................................................................Page 14 Santaquin City Mayor’s Message .................................................................................................Page 16 Santaquin City ...............................................................................................................................Page 17 Santaquin City Services ................................................................................................................Page 18 Santaquin City Events ..................................................................................................................Page 19 Elk Ridge, Genola, Goshen Information .....................................................................................Page 20 Santaquin City Map...................................................................................................................... Page 22 Chamber President’s Message .................................................................................................... Page 24 Chamber Board ............................................................................................................................ Page 25 Payson Business of the Year - Payson Market ............................................................................ Page 26 Santaquin Business of the Year - Weed Man .............................................................................. Page 28 Chamber Award Winners ............................................................................................................Page 30 Chamber Calendar ........................................................................................................................Page 31 School Listings ............................................................................................................................. Page 32 Payson High School ..................................................................................................................... Page 34 Salem Hills High School .............................................................................................................. Page 35 Arts Listing ................................................................................................................................... Page 36 Local Arts, Payson Civic Chorale ................................................................................................. Page 37 Gladstan Golf Course .................................................................................................................. Page 38 Payson Recreation Listing ............................................................................................................ Page 39 Payson & Santaquin Parks ...........................................................................................................Page 40 Santaquin Recreation Listing........................................................................................................Page 41 Health Care, Mt. View Hospital Opens Spine Academy ............................................................ Page 42 Religion Listing .............................................................................................................................Page 44 Chamber Directory ......................................................................................................................Page 45 Photo credits: Photos provided for this magazine by Payson City were made available to the city by Hancock Photography and Thomas Arts. Photos provided by Santaquin City came from a selection of winners of the city’s monthly photo contest.

Cover photos - From upper left corner and continue around in a clockwise fashion: horse riders by Santaquin City Photo Contest winner Steve Gray; Peteetneet School, courtesy of Payson City; mountain reflection, photo courtesy of Payson City; ice cream children by Santaquin City Photo Contest winner Liza Leatham.

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Payson City Mayor’s Message As the mayor of Payson, I would like to thank you for your interest in our great community. I love the City of Payson and the people who live here; on their behalf I would like to invite you to make Payson your home.

Our small-town feel and proximity to arts and recreational activities have helped some of the largest companies in Utah - like Rocky Mountain ATV, Temkin International and Liberty Safe; realize that Payson is the best location for their corporate headquarters. The benefits of our business park have helped these companies expand in the midst of the economic recession. Liberty Safe recently expanded its workforce presence here in the city by adding a new production line while shutting down a similar line in China.

The local business park has seen new fiber optic telecommunication facilities built. It also has easy access to the freeway and offers a great location for shipping across the United States.

The City of Payson and its residents have a lot to offer prospective employers. Payson is a family-friendly city dedicated to safety and quality education. Payson also enjoys a lower cost of living than elsewhere in the state of Utah and the nation, and businesses benefit from our industrious rural workforce. As mayor, I am confident that our residents will become an asset to your business as well as provide a strong consumer base.

Feel free to contact me personally. I would love to meet with you and give you a guided tour of the “Many Layers” of Payson.

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Mayor Rick Moore MAYOR RICK MOORE Mobile: 801-420-0353 Personal email: rick.bcbheatingandair@gmail.com

Payson City Located on the southern end of Utah Valley under the protection of the Wasatch Mountains, Payson is a growing community that has managed to maintain its small-town atmosphere. The community was settled by a group of Mormon pioneers in 1850. First named Peteetneet Creek after a stream in the area, the city was later renamed Payson after settler James Pace. Peteetneet was the name of a Ute Indian chief who lived in the Payson area. The Peteetneet school building, which was opened in the early 1900s, still serves as a major landmark in the city and is currently home to the Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center.

Agriculture has been a major part of the city’s history, with crops including wheat, sugar beets, potatoes and onions. Payson’s annual city celebration, Golden Onion Days, was named to honor the city’s farming history and outstanding onion production. The architecture found along its historic Main Street as well as the many historical homes and buildings throughout the community are reminders of the city’s rich past.

In recent years, Payson has see remarkable growth. With a population of just 12,700 in 2000, Payson is now home to nearly 20,000 residents. Major retailers and manufacturing companies are located in the city along with small and

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family-owned businesses and a major hospital offering state-of-the-art medical services.

Recreation opportunities are plentiful with the city’s outdoor pool, multiple parks and location near Payson Canyon, which offers multiple areas for camping as well as the beautiful Payson Lakes recreation area. Each summer, the city hosts the Payson Scottish Festival and Highland Games, a festival including bagpipe bands and other Scottish traditions, and the Salmon Supper, which attracts thousands of people to the city who enjoy a feast of Alaskan salmon flown to Payson for the event.

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Payson City Services MAYOR: Rick Moore CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS: Jolynn Ford Kim Hancock Mike Hardy Scott Phillips Larry Skinner 2016 MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL Mayor: Rick Moore Linda Carter Mike Hardy Brian Hulet Scott Phillips Doug Welton PAYSON CITY OFFICES 439 W. Utah Ave. Payson, UT 84651 (801) 465-5200 After-hours emergencies: (801) 465-5270

Office hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.

Or visit paysonutah.org UTILITY BILLING DEPARTMENT 439 W. Utah Ave., Payson (801) 465-5200 Hours: 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.

Monday-Thursday (except holidays) PAYSON CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT 405 W. Utah Ave., Payson (801) 465-5240 After hours non-emergency: (801) 794-3970 PAYSON FIRE AND RESCUE AND PAYSON AMBULANCE 439 W. Utah Ave., Payson (801) 465-5252

DEVELOPMENT SERVICES (includes building, engineering and planning and zoning divisions) (801) 465-5204 or 5214 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Email: richardm@payson.org PARKS AND RECREATION 1050 S. Main, Payson (northeast corner of Payson High School) (801) 465-6031 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

PAYSON CITY JUSTICE COURT Judge David C. Dahlquist (801) 465-5210 Hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Fridays 8 a.m.-11 a.m.

PAYSON SENIOR CITIZENS 439 W. Utah Ave., Payson (801) 465-5215 PAYSON CITY LIBRARY 66 S. Main, Payson (801) 465-5220 Library Winter Hours (Labor Day to Memorial Day): Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-7:45 p.m. Friday & Saturday, 11 a.m.-4:45 p.m.

Library Summer Hours (Memorial Day to Labor Day): Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-6:45 p.m. Friday & Saturday, 11 a.m.-4:45 p.m.

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Payson City Calendar 2016

Scottish Festival: July 8-9 Tour of Utah hosted by Payson City: Aug. 3 Salmon Supper: Aug. 5 Golden Onion Days: Sept. 2-5.

Includes concert by Mountain View Hospital on Sept. 2.

Christmas Lighting Ceremony at Peteetneet Museum: Nov. 27 at dusk Santa Comes to Town: Dec. 12, Peteetneet Museum, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Opening Day, Train Show: Dec. 12, Peteetneet Museum, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

Train Show: Dec. 14-30 (Mon., Wed., and Fri.,), 2-7 p.m.

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LOU’S Barber Shop Nineteen years ago, Lou and Cherie Ballamis opened Lou’s Barbershop. “We’re an old-fashioned barbershop,” Cherie states, “and we like supporting our small community and being part of the business community.” The clientele is mostly male, with the couple focusing on providing the traditional barbershop experience. Services include facial shaves with a straight-edge razor and haircuts completed with a traditional shave around the ears to provide a finished look.

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Payson City Events Payson Golden Onion Days

This annual celebration was first held in 1929 as an opportunity for residents and former residents to renew old friendships and make new ones. Originally known as the Onion Harvest and Homecoming, the event honored Payson’s status as an agricultural district and an outstanding producer of onions. The celebration was later renamed Payson City Golden Onion Days and that is the name that remains to this day. Golden Onion Days, which marked its 84th anniversary in 2014, is held each year on Labor Day weekend and includes events such as concerts, a carnival, a baby contest, a car show, a Dutch oven cook off, 5K and 10K races and fireworks.

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Salmon Supper

For more than 60 years, crowds of people have journeyed to Payson City each August to enjoy the Payson Salmon Supper, a tradition in the city since 1954. Thousands of pounds of fresh salmon from Alaska are flown in for this event and cooked over open fruitwood fires by local firemen. The hungry participants come from throughout the area, some arriving by busload, to enjoy the meal

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Payson City Events in Payson’s Memorial Park. The lines are long but move quickly, and musicians and singers perform while attendees anticipate enjoying the main attraction - the food!

Sides include baked potatoes, corn on the cob, salad, roll and dessert. Originally organized by local congregations of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Salmon Supper is now run by Payson City.

Payson Scottish Festival

The annual Payson Scottish Festival and Highland Games event celebrates Scottish traditions in all forms: dance, music, food, competition and entertainment. The first festival was organized more than 30 years ago as part of Payson’s

Golden Onion Days, but today the festival is held for two days each July. The first event, the Friday night Ceilidh (kay-lee), is held at the bandstand in Payson’s Memorial Park and features performers and dancers regaling the crowd with Scottish music, song, stories and dance.

The next day, events begin with a 9 a.m. parade on Payson’s Main Street followed by the opening ceremonies, which include music by bagpipe bands. Visitors can then enjoy a variety of activities ranging from craft and food booths to additional bandstand performances, athletic and bagpipe competitions and a Highland Dance competition.

The day wraps up with bagpipe bands playing and competition winners announced during the closing ceremonies.

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AutoWorks Car Care celebrates 18th year of service Since 1998, AutoWorks Car Care has been the first choice for vehicle repair and maintenance in South Utah County.

The owner, Shaun Martin and his friendly staff always put thecustomer first and his ASE certified technicians work hard to “Fix it Right the First Time!”

While checking out every vehicle and before recommending any service, Shaun Martin asks himself one question: “What if this were my Mom’s car? What services would I recommend and which ones can wait a little while?

His parents live 550 miles away in Oregon, so he can’t personally work on their cars. When Shaun started AutoWorks Car Care, he wanted his shop to be the one that would treat its customers like he would like his parents to be treated.

He and two brothers worked in a repair shop in Provo together, before each branching out to start their own shop.

Ryan in Shelley, Idaho, Rodney serving North Utah County in American Fork and Shaun’s to serve southern Utah County in Payson.

Shaun trains his technicians to always do a bumper to bumper visual inspection on every car that comes in, no matter what the person comes in for, so they can help their customers make the best informed decisions they can. That way, people have a better idea what kind of repairs or maintenance they may need now, or down the road.

Shaun knows that people don’t have a lot of money for unexpected repairs and maintenance on their cars, so he helps his customers prioritize their car’s issues so that they can plan better to schedule future repairs and maintenance.

AutoWorks Car Care has the distinction of being the only AAA Approved and Gephardt approved Auto Repair shop in South Utah County, with many bays to take care of a variety of auto problems, from alignments to engine replacements, or even just getting the oil changed. They do it all.

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Santaquin City Mayor’s Message On behalf of the citizens of Santaquin, I welcome you to our city and I invite you to stop, visit and experience our way of life. I love Santaquin and the wonderful people that live here. We hope that you will also find our city as wonderful and friendly as we do.

We take pride in our year-round, family-oriented environment. We have beautiful Santaquin Canyon as well as many well-maintained parks including our new Pole Canyon Urban Fishery to come and enjoy.

As mayor, I truly believe that our strength is in our citizens who are active in all that our community has to offer.

Together we are always working to make our city better. The challenge is to manage and embrace our growth while preserving our small-town

atmosphere.

We are proud of our many businesses that make Santaquin a destination. People come from all over to visit Rowley’s Red Barn and The Family Tree. We have many other restaurants and businesses along Main Street that serve our community well.

We have several large companies that call Santaquin home. Tischner Ford, Stringhams Hardware and Olson’s Greenhouse are a large part of our growing economy. We love our beautiful orchards here in Santaquin and support all of our wonderful fruit growers. They are such an asset to our community.

The City of Santaquin has so much to offer. I invite you to come and see our unique community for yourself. I would love to meet you and welcome any questions that you have.

Mayor Kirk Hunsaker

Local mortuary offers care, compassion The Brown Family Mortuary in Santaquin, Utah offers personalized care and compassion for those who have experienced a loss. This funeral home has been serving the community for over 40 years, and was formerly known as Holladay Hills Funeral Home and Holladay-Brown Funeral Home. In 2004, however, the Brown family purchased full ownership of the mortuary and the name was subsequently updated to Brown Family Mortuary.

Previous to this, Mark Brown, the director, had been working at another funeral home in American Fork for over 20 years, and brings vast experience to the job.

As the name suggests, it is truly a family business. Mark’s wife,

Jamie, a son and a daughter help run the mortuary.

Mark believes that funerals are not a “one-size-fits-all” event.

Instead, he and his staff try to cater to each family’s requests and to help with accommodations, such as budget concerns, with the grieving family. They also strive to help the families after the funeral has taken place, and so provide aftercare services for help with things such a social security, veteran’s benefits and life insurance.

To learn more about them, you can visit their website at www. brownfamilymortuary.com. The site can also be used to view recent obituaries of those served by the funeral home.

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Santaquin City Santaquin is located in Utah County about 70 miles south of Salt Lake City in a picturesque and beautiful site with a view of Utah Lake and Mount Timpanogos to the north. Originally called Summit City because of its location at the summit dividing line between Utah and Juab valleys, it was settled in late 1851 by pioneers who were helping settle Payson, a city located about six miles to the north. Abundant water, plenty of fertile land for farming, and abundant groves of trees for firewood, fence posts and cabin logs made this an ideal place for a community.

Farming is still a huge part of the city. Santaquin’s annual city celebration, Orchard Days, is named in tribute to farming and for the beautiful fruit orchards that surround the city. Santaquin hosts the RMPRA Rodeo during Orchard Days, which has been named the RMPRA Rodeo of the Year for the past seven years.

Santaquin has doubled its population since the year 2000 and currently has over 10,000 residents. There has been much growth in the city, but it still maintains the small-town charm desired by its residents and visitors.

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Santaquin City Services MAYOR: Kirk Hunsaker CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS: Keith Broadhead Matt Carr David Hathaway Mandi Jeffs Nick Miller 2016 MAYOR & CITY COUNCIL MAYOR: Kirk Hunsaker Keith Broadhead Marianne Stevenson David Hathaway Mandi Jeffs Nick Miller SANTAQUIN CITY OFFICE, UTILITY BILLING DEPARTMENT 275 W. Main, Santaquin 801-754-3211 www.santaquin.org

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: 275 W. Main, Santaquin 801-754-1011 SANTAQUIN, GENOLA, GOSHEN JUSTICE COURT Judge Sharla Williams 275 W. Main, Santaquin 801-754-5376 Court hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays, 1-5 p.m. Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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RECREATION DEPARTMENT 45 W. 100 South, Santaquin 801-754-5805 Hours: Monday through Thursday, 1-5 p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

SANTAQUIN CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT 275 W. Main, Santaquin Hours: Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Santaquin City Events & Services Orchard Days

Each year during the last week of July, the city of Santaquin hosts its Orchard Days celebration. Named after the area’s plentiful orchards, the celebration includes many different events for all ages such as a rodeo, a family fun night, a grand parade, a cherry pit spitting contest and fireworks.

Santaquin City Events Library Book Club 2nd Thursday of each month Library Storytime Wednesdays and Thursdays at 11:00 am Memorial Day Breakfast / SantaquinFire Dept. May 30 Little Buckaroo Rodeo July 30 Orchard Days events throughout August 1-6

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Chamber President’s Message

Chambers join forces to promote local business The year 2015 has brought change to the business communities of Payson and Santaquin. As of June, the formerly separate chambers of commerce in these cities have merged into a new, stronger entity: the Payson & Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce.

“We felt that combining the two chambers would create more community awareness of local business in both Payson and Santaquin,” said Colin Logue, who became president of the new chamber when the boards from the two separate organizations were combined. Keeping money local is still a central goal of the chamber. “If you can’t find it in Payson and Santaquin, then you just don’t need it,” he said.

Sworn in two years ago as president of the Payson City Chamber of Commerce, Logue has sought to increase citizens’ awareness of the businesses operating in their community. One of the methods he used was creating free public movie showings at Payson’s Peteetneet Amphitheater during the summer. The movies were free, but wristbands allowing access to the movie had to be picked up in advance at a local business. For a small fee, chamber

members could sponsor the movie and be one of the wristband locations. “That way, these businesses would be able to participate more and people in the community might go to a business that they didn’t know existed,” Logue said.

He also resurrected the Shop Payson Expo, an event that had not been held for 10 or more years.

Colin Logue Local businesses were invited to set up booths at the expo and members of the public visited to see what local businesses had to offer. He hopes to see this event continue and grow each year.

To help local businesses become more informed about current governmental issues, Logue invited prominent political figures to do question-and-answer sessions during

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the two chamber installation banquets held during his term as president. The first year, Congressman Jason Chaffetz attended the banquet, and in 2015, Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes attended. Logue said these visits allowed local business people to learn more about what’s going on politically and legislatively in the state and the nation.

When he first joined the chamber and told other business owners he had joined the chamber board, they would ask him what the chamber did for them as a local business, Logue said. “I hope now after I’ve been president the last two years, they know exactly what the chamber can do for them as a local business,” Logue said.

Logue will leave office at the end of 2015.

“I’ve made great relationships that will probably last forever and wouldn’t take that back for anything,” he said. “It’s been an overall wonderful experience and I hope that the next president has as good a feeling as I have leaving the presidency.”

Chamber Board

Members of the Payson & Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce are shown with Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes. They are, front row from left: Payson Mayor Rick Moore, Chamber Executive Director Carolyn Bowman and Chris Baird of Serve Daily. Second row: Scot Crenshaw of Crenshaw Realty, Santaquin Mayor Kirk Hunsaker, Kathy Anderson of Local Cheddar and Lorene Moore of Nebo Comfort Systems. Third row: Nick Miller of Weed Man, Colin Logue of Utah Avenue Insurance, Attorney General Sean Reyes, Santaquin City Manager Ben Reeves and Payson City Councilman Mike Hardy.

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Payson Business of the Year Payson Market - Business of the Year 2015 From the unique, high-quality products it offers to the many ways it gives back to its customers, Payson Market is a valued part of the Payson community.

The family-owned store has operated for 18 years in Payson and made customer service one of its foundational principles. “Customer service - we hang our hat on that,” said Mike Tippets, store manager of Payson Market. “Our employees are amazing. They’re not afraid to talk to people.” Many of the employees have worked at the store for years and know customers by name, he said.

To set itself apart from other stores, Payson Market offers a selection of items customers can’t find anywhere else. On Saturday mornings, customers crowd the store to obtain some of the made-from-scratch donuts made

by Payson Market’s bakery. Everything else the bakery produces is made from scratch as well. “We’ve got raisinfilled cookies that people drive forever for,” Tippets said.

The store also makes its own tortilla chips and cinna-chips (tortilla chips with cinnamon sugar) as well as fresh salsa and Cowboy Caviar (chip dip).

In the market’s deli, customers can obtain high-quality deli meats as well as freshly made potato, macaroni and bow tie salads. Unlike many other grocery stores, Payson Market’s meat department offers Certified Angus Beef, which is slightly higher priced but well worth it. “We have a lot of things that we offer to make ourselves different,” Tippets said. The store’s most recent offering is sushi made fresh daily.

Being part of the community is important to the business, and Payson Market hosts various activities for the public throughout the year. Store employees can often be found cooking items in the parking lot such as 50 cent hot dogs or $1 French toast breakfasts. Twice a year, the store offers a $5 steak meal with an 8-ounce New York steak, baked potato, salad and roll. The store doesn’t make any money at these events; they’re held to create interest in the market and give back to the community.

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Payson Business of the Year ber, the store hosts its annual Trunk-or-Treat event, which attracts thousands of people. The road next to Payson Market is blocked off and the market invites local businesses to set up a booth and pass out candy. The kids can enjoy food, face painting, balloon animals and activities such as bean bag tosses. In 2014, the event attracted about 17 businesses and some of the market’s vendors as well, and the line of trick-or-treaters stretched down the road and wrapped around the building. “It’s turned into something huge,” Tippets said.

The market also hosts an annual holiday open house where customers can sample the special holiday items Payson Market offers such as peanut brittle, popcorn and cheese balls. Santa Claus makes an appearance as well.

Payson Market is located at 586 N. Main in Payson. In addition to its deli, bakery and grocery services, the market also is home to a pharmacy.

Payson Market’s Bakery Manager Dan Mecham and Store Manager Mike Tippets

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Santaquin Business of the Year

Weed Man - Business of the Year 2015

Nick and Elyse Miller, owners of Weed Man Utah County, are passionate about lawn care, but they are equally passionate about community service.

The business provides lawn fertilization and weed control for clients throughout all of Utah County and parts of Wasatch and Juab counties.

It also provides insect control and aeration for lawns. “We have guaranteed results and we can take care of any need or concern on the lawn, and the homeowner would just have to water and mow the lawn from that point forward,” Nick Miller said.

Weed Man’s administrative headquarters are in Santaquin; the business’s technical team operates out of a location in Spanish Fork. It has seven full-time employees and is the only lawn care company in Utah that is Gephardt Approved.

Outside of his business activities, Miller serves on the Santaquin City Council and as a volunteer firefighter for the city. He is also a member of the board of directors for the Payson & Santaquin Area Chamber of Commerce. “I like to be part of it all because I like what the chamber’s vision is and what they stand for,” Miller said. “They want to get people into the local businesses’ doors, and I want to be part of that.”

Weed Man has sponsored many local groups and activities including youth soccer and baseball teams. It has donated to local high schools’ sports programs and is currently working with Payson High School students to assist them in broadcasting the school’s sporting events.

Miller hires local high school students to help market his company, with the students going door-to-door and offering

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Weed Man’s main marketing season stretches between January and May, and the business will have as many as 40 students employed at that time of the year.

Miller said a lot of the students he hires are from families that don’t have a lot of money and the jobs help them pay for school fees and other expenses.

“I like it because you can be an example in these kids lives,” he said. “You have the opportunity to help them progress and go the right way.”

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Award Winners Every year the Mayors of Payson and Santaquin and the President of the Chamber choose a recipient to be honored at the annual Awards and Installation dinner. The 2015 recipients are: PRESIDENT’S AWARD: Big O Tires PAYSON CITIZEN OF THE COMMUNITY: Dan Ellsworth SANTAQUIN CITIZEN OF THE COMMUNITY: Angela Kay

Chamber Executive Director, Carolyn Bowman with Attorney General Sean Reyes. The Attorney General was the keynote speaker at the 2015 Chamber Awards & Installation Dinner.

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Dec. 11, noon: Chamber Christmas Party, Payson High School Library

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Jan. 12, 6:30 p.m.: Chamber Retreat Jan. 14, noon: Networking Meeting Feb. 11, 7 p.m.: Installation Dinner March 10, noon: Networking Meeting March 26, 9 a.m.: Easter Egg Hunt Payson March 26, 9 a.m.: Easter Egg Hunt Santaquin April 14, noon: Networking Meeting May 12, noon: Networking Meeting June: Shop Local Event, more information to come June 9, noon: Networking Meeting June 17, dusk: Movies Under the Stars July 14, noon: Networking Meeting

July 15, dusk: Movies Under the Stars - Payson Aug. 5 & 6, 7 p.m.: Orchard Days Rodeo Aug. 11, noon: Networking Meeting Aug. 19, dusk: Movies Under the Stars Sept. 8, noon: Networking Meeting Sept. 9, dusk: Movies Under the Stars Oct. 1-30: Great Pumpkin Hunt Oct. 13, noon: Networking Meeting Nov. 10, noon: Networking Meeting Dec. 8, noon: Chamber Christmas Party

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School Listing Nebo School District BARNETT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 456 N. 300 East Payson, UT 84651 (801) 465-6000 barnett.nebo.edu GOSHEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 60 N. Center Goshen, UT 84633 (801) 667-3361 ORCHARD HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 168 E. 610 South Santaquin, UT 84655 (801) 754-3237

PARK VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 360 S. 100 East Payson, UT 84651 (801) 465-6010 parkview.nebo.edu

WILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 590 W. 500 South Payson, UT 84651 (801) 465-6060 wilson.nebo.edu

SANTAQUIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 25 S. 400 West Santaquin, UT 84655 (801) 754-3611

MT. NEBO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 851 W. 450 South Payson, UT 84651 (801) 465-6040 mnjhs.nebo.edu

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PAYSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1025 S. Hwy 198 Payson, UT 84651 (801) 465-6015 pjhs.nebo.edu

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Get the smile you’ve dreamed of at Gunnerson Dental At Gunnerson Dental in Payson, the smiles on patients’ faces aren’t just about healthy teeth. They’re also about having an experience distinctly different from the traditional dental appointment - from the cookies in the waiting room to the “comfort menu” allowing patients to request items such as a neck pillow, massage cushion or blanket.

“We like to think of every person that comes in the office as family,” said Dr. Cheyn Gunnerson. With a desire to raise his family in a smaller town, Dr. Gunnerson purchased his Payson dental practice in 1996. From the beginning, his vision has been to provide high-quality dental services to all ages, while getting to know patients personally and ensuring his patients and staff have fun along the way.

“I think of you as someone I care about, and I want to take care of you as an individual,” he said.

Gunnerson Dental is known for being different from other offices and constantly strives for a level of care that patients claim they have never heard of or seen before.

Before any dental work begins, Dr. Gunnerson spends time talking with patients to get to know them and their needs. “I always want to know what’s kept you from going to the dentist, because we want to address those concerns too,” he said.

Gunnerson Dental offers a wide variety of services including: • General and Cosmetic Dentistry work including crowns manufactured in their office, meaning patients are examined and the final crown put in place during one appointment.

• Six-month Cfast braces for adults to straighten teeth.

• Oral sedation for those who are frightened and want to be anywhere else but at the dentist’s office.

• Implants and wisdom teeth extraction.

• Emergencies: An office employee takes a cell phone home every night so the dentist can be reached in case of emergency.

• Children’s dental services: Dr. Gunnerson said he loves having kids come to the office and does his best to make them comfortable. Many parents report that their children

get excited when told they have a dentist appointment.

At Gunnerson Dental, oral health is seen as an investment, not a cost. Dr. Gunnerson is one of only a few dental offices that still offer payment plans, and the office staff takes great care to explain payment options to patients and answer any questions. Also available is a dental savings plan allowing patients to invest a certain amount per year and receive two cleanings, any exams they might need and a discount on services.

Patients can enjoy participating in many contests and giveaways such as the Cavity Free Club; its members are entered into drawings for things like movie tickets. In other drawings, patients win prizes like bicycles and big screen televisions. Coming in during your birthday week? The staff will sing and provide balloons and cupcakes.

Gunnerson Dental gives back to the community through its annual Dentistry From the Heart event. One day a year, the office provides free dental care to as many people as possible. Other dentists and hygienists from the community are invited to participate. Another event Gunnerson Dental hosts is their annual Smile Makeover Contest. Together with Dr. Cameron Egbert of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Spanish Fork, Serve Daily and 56 West Salon and Spa, the winner will receive up $30,000 towards a new smile and some pampering for a photo shoot when their treatment is complete. Gunnerson Dental is currently accepting nominations for their Smile Makeover Contest in November and December 2015 and will be announcing the winner after the 2016 New Year! Gunnerson Dental also supports many local community organizations and events.

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Payson High School PHS teacher equipping students with English skills In Eloise Bridges’ Business English and College Writing courses at Payson High School, students are constantly pushed to work hard and may end up redoing papers multiple times before they’re accepted. “When the kids start writing, I insist that they use proper grammar, and I give it back and give it back and give it back until they use it correctly,” Bridges said.

The emphasis on excellence has resounded with students, however, as every year Bridges’ classes have more students trying to enroll than she has space to fill.

“Eloise is one of the most dedicated, student-friendly teachers I have ever worked with. She is constantly adapt-

ing her curriculum to individual student needs to make them successful,” said PHS Principal Ben Ford. “She is able to get her students to perform at higher levels than they ever thought they could. Every student that has ever gone through both years of her program is ready to excel at college.”

The students are ready to excel in their lives and careers as well. In Business English, students start off with basics like capitalization and go on to learn practical skills such as how to write letters and memos. The students practice job interview skills and put together a resume, which must be turned in printed on resume-quality paper.

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learned more in the first week of this class than all of my English classes put together,’” Bridges said.

Her College Writing course is a concurrent enrollment class taught through Utah Valley University, allowing students to earn college credit.

She gives her students plenty of work to prepare them for the workload of college, but she isn’t always the one teaching the class. Bridges said students learn through teaching concepts, so often she will have her students read the material and then teach it to their classmates.

“For the last few years, I’ve felt that ‘teacher’ is the wrong word for what I do because I feel the kids are teaching themselves. I’m more of a facilitator, a guide,” Bridges said. “I cannot teach somebody; they have to learn.”

Students even grade their own essays, but they must provide supporting documentation proving they have achieved the grade they gave themselves. “I think why my classes are so full is because the parents and my previous students say, ‘You’ve got to do this,’” she said. “I’ve had so many students go away and come back and say, ‘This is the most valuable program I’ve been in.’”

Bridges has been teaching at Payson High School for 30 years and expects to retire within the next year or two.

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Salem Hills students helping wishes come true Since Salem Hills High School opened in 2008, the school’s students have banded together once a year to help grant the wish of a child suffering from serious health problems.

In conjunction with the Make-A-Wish program, which grants wishes to children with life-threatening illnesses through the help of volunteers and donors, the SHHS student council annually oversees Make-A-Wish Week at the school. The week is filled with activities and assemblies, which raise money to grant the wish of a child the student council has selected from the local community.

The student council visits with the child to learn about his or her interests, then customizes the week’s activities around those interests so the student body can get to know the child as well. For example, one boy loved Legos, so the school held a massive Lego-building contest. “We just really tried to make that week all about that kid,” said Cheri Campbell, an ASL teacher who served as student council advisor at SHHS for seven years. She is now dean of students at Mt. Nebo Junior High School.

Make-A-Wish Week begins with an assembly where

the students are introduced to the child. One child was a big Brigham Young University football fan, so Cosmo was invited to attend the assembly.

“We just tried to make them feel like they were the most important person in the world,” Campbell said.

Each year as a fundraiser for Make-A-Wish, the school also hosts the Great Skyhawk Gorge, an event where the public is invited to pay $5 per person or $20 per family and enjoy dozens of tasting tables set up in the school. Campbell said the goal has been to have 100 or more tables featuring bite-sized samples. Often visitors donate more to the cause than the entrance fee. The 2015 Skyhawk Gorge will be held on Monday, Nov. 16, from 6 to 8 p.m.

Campbell said Make-A-Wish Week brings the student body together and gives students a new perspective as they serve others. “There are kids that have never served anyone and it changes their lives,” she said.

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Arts Listing Payson Community Theater

P.O. Box 384 Payson, UT 84651 paysoncommunitytheater.com The Payson Community Theater organization presents one major musical each summer with cast and crew members coming from the local Utah County area. Past shows have included “The Scarlet Pimpernel,” “Cats,” “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” and “Footloose.” In the summer of 2014, the group produced one of its biggest shows ever: “Les Miserables.” PCT’s shows are presented in the Payson High School auditorium.

Payson Civic Chorale

801-836-0659 For more than 30 years, the Payson Civic Chorale has been meeting weekly to rehearse. The chorale has performed concerts all over the country, including events in New York, New Orleans, Nauvoo, Ill., and Washington, D.C. Their director, David Dahlquist, has led them since their first rehearsal.

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Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center

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The Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center is housed in the former Peteetneet school building which opened for classes in 1902. After serving for many years as a school and undergoing a renovation effort headed by community volunteers, the building now houses art and historical exhibits, classes in the arts and space for community gatherings.

Santaquin Chieftain Museum

100 W. 100 South Santaquin, UT 801-754-3910 or 801-310-0257 The Santaquin Chieftain Museum is filled with exhibits telling the story of Santaquin’s history. It houses a historic library, blacksmith shop, military room and old-fashioned Main Street area.

The museum is open to the general public during the Santaquin Orchard Days celebration and for private tours during the rest of the year.

Sunday Summer Concert Series

8 p.m., Sundays through the summer Payson Memorial Park Starting the first Sunday in July and continuing through Labor Day weekend, Payson residents are invited to bring their blankets or lawn chairs to the bandstand in Payson Memorial Park to enjoy the live music of the city’s summer band concert series.

This decades-long tradition attracts hundreds of people to the park each week, with the concerts featuring music that appeals to all ages.

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Payson Civic Chorale: Singing for nearly 35 years For nearly 35 years, the Payson Civic Chorale has been performing beautiful choral music for members of the Payson community and beyond. Founded in February of 1981, the chorale grew out of traditional performances of Handel’s Messiah that were being presented every other year in Payson. David C. Dahlquist moved to Payson in 1975 when he was hired as Payson High School’s new choir director and became acquainted with the person organizing the Messiah. She eventually asked him to take over and conduct the performances.

A few years later, a group of community members with musical backgrounds began discussing the potential of meeting more often to perform. As a result, Dahlquist organized the Payson Civic Chorale and became its director, a position he still holds today. “The civic chorale was organized for the sole purpose of doing a little more singing than every other year in the Messiah,” he said.

Auditions are held for the chorale each fall and membership fluctuates between about 50 and 80 people. Membership is open to anyone 18 years old (who is out of high school) or older, with most members coming from the southern Utah County area. Rehearsals are held in the choir room at Payson High School.

“We have tried over the years to provide a little higher caliber of music for them to hone their musicians skills beyond something they might get if they were just involved in, say, a church choir,” Dahlquist said. “The chorale also exists to help raise the musical standards of the community and challenge listeners’ ears with something other than the all-too familiar.”

The chorale performs multiple times per year, including annual Christmas and spring concerts in Payson. It often

performs at Temple Square in Salt Lake City during the Christmas season and has traveled multiple times to southern Utah to perform in the St. George Tabernacle as well.

The choir continues to host a Messiah Sing-In, but now presents it annually, with members of the public invited to sing with the chorus.

Chorale members have also enjoyed performance tours to locations as far away as Hawaii and Mexico City. The Payson Civic Chorale has performed in Carnegie Hall in New York City, at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and at the World’s Fair in New Orleans. It also performs joint concerts with other Utah choirs.

During the 2015 holiday season, the Payson Civic Chorale will perform in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square on Tuesday, Dec. 1. The chorale’s Messiah Sing-Alone will be held Sunday, Nov. 29, and its “Christmas with the Chorale” concert will be held Sunday, Dec. 20.

For more information about the Payson Civic Chorale, visit www.paysonchorale.org.

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Gladstan Golf Course

For beautiful views, visit Payson’s Gladstan Golf Course Perched on the foothills of the mountains surrounding Payson City, the Gladstan Golf Course offers views unlike any other. The beauty of Utah Valley is laid out for golfers to enjoy, from Utah Lake to Mt. Timpanogos and Point of the Mountain. On clear days, golf course visitors can see as far as Antelope Island in the Great Salt Lake.

“The setting you won’t find anywhere, the views of both the mountains and valleys,” said Tracy Zobell, director of golf for the Gladstan Golf Course.

The golf course was originally located in Payson on the west side of I-15 on property owned by Gladys and Stanley Wilson and takes its name from the combination of the names Gladys and Stanley. The course was later moved to its current location in the southeast corner of Payson, where it opened in 1988.

“It’s a fun and challenging golf course. It attracts a bunch of different players, all skill levels,” Zobell said. Because it’s located in the foothills, there are many elevation changes as golfers play the course, with some tee shots dropping the ball as much as 200 feet. Each individual hole has a distinctly different feel and challenge, making it an attractive

option over other courses where golfers may feel they are playing the same hole over and over again. “A lot of our weekend play is from outside Utah County,” Zobell said. “Golfers will travel for a good golf course.”

A few years ago, course staff kept track of visitors’ zip codes to monitor where their players were coming from. In a year, the course hosted golfers from all counties in Utah, 43 different states and 13 different countries.

For local golfers, there are opportunities for friendly competition and socialization with other players. Gladstan Golf Course has large and active men’s and women’s golf associations that offer weekly tournaments.

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Payson Recreation Listing PAYSON CITY RECREATION

1050 S. Main Payson, UT 84651 801-465-6031 Office hours: Monday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. (closed from noon to 1 p.m. for lunch) The mission of Payson City Parks and Recreation is to support leisure and recreational activities and facilities that will enrich the physical, mental and intellectual health of the citizens of Payson. Descriptions of the programs as well as online registration can be found at paysonutah.org. A wide variety of sports programs for youth and adults is available including: YOUTH PROGRAMS Badminton Baseball/Softball Soccer Gymnastics Wrestling Extreme Tumbling High School Softball Tournament Dance Fishing Football Tennis Track and Field Flag Football Volleyball Tumbling Cheerleading ADULT PROGRAMS Basketball Coed Softball Womens Softball Coed Volleyball Flag Football Mens Softball Volleyball

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Open Swim: 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat. PAYSON LAKES About 11 miles up Payson Canyon (along the drive known as the Nebo Loop) is a collection of small lakes known as Payson Lakes. The many recreational opportunities available here include fishing, swimming, canoeing and picnicking.

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MOUNT NEBO SCENIC BYWAY More commonly known as the Nebo Loop, this 35-mile paved road offers visitors spectacular views of 12,000foot Mount Nebo as they travel through diverse vegetation from oak and juniper to aspen and spruce-fir.

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Payson & Santaquin Parks PAYSON CITY PARKS

Payson City parks may be reserved in four-hour blocks: 8 a.m.-noon, 12:30-4:30 p.m. and 5-9 p.m. Cost is $50 for residents and $75 for non-residents. For reservations, call 801-4655217 or 801-465-5200.

Constitution Park 600 S. Main Dry Creek Park Along Dry Creek Dry Mountain Park 1400 S. 200 West East Hill Park 450 W. 1650 South Hideaway Park 1350 S. 200 West Greenridge Nature Park 800 S. 300 East Orchard Hills Baseball Complex 800 W. 800 South Hillman Fields Baseball Complex 800 S. Main Maples at Brookside 1600 S. 930 West

McMullin Park 650 W. 800 South Memorial Park 200 S. Main Payson Kiwanis Park Nebo Loop Road Peteetneet Park 600 E. 100 North Pioneer Park 100 N. Main Pozon Park 800 S. 400 East Saddle Brook Pocket Parks 320 W. Pommel Drive 360 W. Pommel Drive 215 W. Pommel Drive 1491 S. 50 West Walker Park 790 S. 100 West Whiteman Park 400 N. 400 West

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45 W. 100 South Santaquin, UT 84655 801-754-5805 Office hours: Monday-Thursday, 1-5 p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

the barn’s homemade ice cream in an old-fashioned ice cream parlor environment.

POLE CANYON URBAN FISHERY PARK The new Pole Canyon Urban Fishery Park officially opened in June of 2015.

Located at the city’s irrigation pond on Pole Canyon Road, the park is a great place for youngsters to fish.

Santaquin City Recreation offers a variety of sports and classes for children and adults throughout the year.

More details and registration information can be found online at www. santaquin.org. Available classes and programs include: Aerobics Jr. Jazz Basketball Youth Volleyball Youth Wrestling Women’s Self-Defense Martial Arts Infant Massage Fitness Classes Zumba

Photo by Santaquin City Photo Contest winner Stephen Olson

SANTAQUIN AREA RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES SANTAQUIN CANYON Santaquin Canyon is known for ice and mixed climbing and is becoming known as a rock climbing destination as well. Several established bolted sport routes are located on its limestone cliffs. Snowmobiles are allowed in the canyon if there is at least one foot of snow.

ROWLEY’S RED BARN Rowley’s South Ridge Farms is a family owned and operated fruit farm that grows excellent fruit and makes delicious fruit products. In the 1990s, South Ridge Farms built Rowley’s Red Barn, a retail store offering customers access to the farms fruit fruit and products. Rowley’s Red Barn offers farm-fresh foods, homemade pastries, home-grown produce and world-class dried cherries. Customers can enjoy

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Health Care

Mountain View Hospital opens new spine academy The prospect of surgery on the spine or joints can be intimidating and frightening to patients. However, knowing what to expect and how to correctly manage the recovery process makes a positive outcome much more likely.

With this in mind, Mountain View Hospital in Payson officially opened its new Spine and Joint Academy on Nov. 1 in the Mountain View Medical Plaza located just west of the hospital. This program will be a resource for patients through the entire surgical process, from diagnosis and selecting treatment to preparing for surgery, pain management and healing.

JoAnn Winn, an RN and director of the new academy, said the program will host classes for patients teaching them how to prepare for their surgery, answering questions about the procedures and explaining how to best manage their recovery.

“One of the key things that’s important - we strongly believe that the patient needs to be in the driver’s seat, that they have control of what’s going on,” Winn said, “and we’ll give them as much or as little help as they need with that.”

Knowledge can be a great help to patients even regarding things as simple as how to organize the home before surgery so a patient can avoid bending over while they heal.

Patients can contact Winn and she will arrange for them

to attend a class, or she may contact patients that are referred by doctors.

She plans to meet spinal surgery patients as they arrive at the hospital, stay with them until the surgery begins and visit with them afterward to answer questions. Overall, she will be an advocate for them through the entire process.

The academy is now focusing on spinal surgery patients and will begin assisting joint surgery patients as well in early 2016.

The MVH academy has been patterned after a similar program at Timpanogos Regional Hospital in Orem. Like Mountain View, Timpanogos Regional is a MountainStar Healthcare hospital. “They have seen great improvement in the outcomes of their cases and the satisfaction of the patients who go through the academy,” Black said. “This will bring much improved quality of life to those that we serve and help them to feel comfortable throughout the process.”

Local gym expanding classes, facilities How lucky are we! We now have the largest gym in South County right here in our backyard. Payson Total Fitness is expanding! It will increase to 15,000 square feet, making it for a real thrill and satisfaction for the complete total fitness experience. Why spend your time driving when you can be working out close to home?

The demand for a larger gym, a wider variety of fitness classes, and training, has driven the owners; Troy and Norma Barnum, to offer the cleanest, most friendly affordable option for every level of expertise in the area. Highly qualified instructors and staff will assist you in achieving your workout goals whether with group fitness classes, Free weights, cardio machines or athletic performance training.

Throughout the next year, the full expansion and completion will add a climbing wall, 3,000 square feet of turf with athletic performance and speed training, a CrossFit facility, private workout area for be-

ginners, tanning beds and a new spin room with up to 40 bikes. All of this with affordable payment plans, no hidden fees and 24 hour access right here in Payson.

Come in and find the perfect program for you! Clean, Friendly and Affordable. Payson Total Fitness is your fitness headquarters right next door.

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59 S. 100 W. • PAYSON, 84651

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Tiny Homes Ready to Flood Utah County Market!

Over 40% of the population in Utah County cannot afford to purchase a home because of ever increasing costs to buy or build a home. Even the lowest priced homes in the county (typically 40-60 years old and in need of repair) are still too expensive. There simply aren’t enough homes in the market for all the people that would like to own a home.

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Life Starter Homes is a locally owned company that is an up and coming builder of Tiny and Small Homes in Utah County. The trend of Tiny Homes is sweeping the nation and Utah County is ready to explode with this affordable housing phenomenon. Life Starter Homes will work with you to custom build the exact home you are looking for and will also work hard on finding the perfect property to fit within your budget.

Life Starter Homes can start you out with a single unit Tiny Home that is 8 ½ feet wide, 13 feet tall, and 18 feet long.

Each unit comes with a loft bedroom, a full bathroom, kitchen, and dining area. All homes are made with interchangeable parts, making the homes easily expandable as the need arises.

EASILY EXPANDABLE

These homes are also built so that they can be self-sustaining or “off the grid.” They can be equipped with solar panels on the roof to generate electricity and can have a roof system to collect and purify rainwater.

Finally, the price range makes these homes incredibly affordable. A basic Tiny Home starts at $19,000 and goes up from there depending on the size of home and the customized options you desire. The pricing of these homes allows you to own your own home, free and clear, in 5-10 years!

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Religion Listing SANTAQUIN BAPTIST CHURCH 364 North SR 198, Santaquin (North entrance C.S. Lewis School) 801-754-3636 www.santaquinbaptist.org

CHRISTIAN LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11554 S. 4600 West, Payson 801-465-3838 www.clag.com HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 160 S. Main, Payson 801-465-1105 www.hopeforutah.org

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Many congregations of the LDS Church can be found throughout the Payson/Santaquin area. For specific locations and meeting times, visit www. lds.org.

PAYSON BIBLE CHURCH 1612 S. Highway 198, Payson 801-465-0407 www.paysonbiblechurch.com

PAYSON UTAH TEMPLE (LDS Church) 1494 W. 1580 South, Payson 801-754-4949

SAN ANDRES CATHOLIC CHURCH 315 E. 100 North, Payson 801-465-4782

FAMILY HISTORY CENTER (LDS Church) 590 S. Main, payson 801-465-1349

SAN ISIDRO MISSION - CATHOLIC 12537 West Highway 6, Elberta 801-221-0750

Photo by Santaquin City Photo Contest winner Katie Blake

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Chamber Directory ACCOUNTING & PAYROLL Beesley Accounting 1945 N. 1120 W. Provo 435-851-2418 Choice Payroll 316 W. 500 S. Santaquin 801-376-5267 Lane’s Business Services 1763 S. Hwy 198, Payson 801-367-9649 Sorenson I Slider CPA’s 822 S. Hwy 198 A, Payson 801-465-4884 ASSISTED LIVING Central Utah Veterans Home 1551 N. Main, Payson 801-465-5400 Mountain Air Assisted Living 153 S. 900 E. Payson 801-465-1490 Parkway Health Center 55 S. Professional Way, Payson 801-465-9211 Rosestone Manor 430 S. 600 W. Santaquin 801-615-7198 ATTORNEYS McKell Christiansen Wise- Attorney’s at Law 642 Kirby Lane # 105, Spanish Fork 801-798-9000 Mt. Nebo Law 197 E. 100 N., Payson 801-318-9400 AUTO Alexander’s Towing PO Box 1015, Santaquin 801-836-2622 Autoworks Car Care 484 N. 100 E. Payson 801-465-9096

Big O Tires 1146 W. 800 S. Payson 801-465-9934 Provo Diesel Truck Sales & Service 270 N. 100 E. Springville 801-375-4584 BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS America First Federal Credit Union 763 S. Hwy 198, Payson 801-223-3977 America First Federal Credit Union 57 W. Main, Santaquin 801-223-3993 Central Bank 182 N. Main, Payson 801-465-9276 Mountain America Credit Union 818 S. Hwy 198, Payson 801-465-6191 Security Service Federal Credit Union 1052 S. Turf Farm Rd. Payson 801-227-3647 BARBER, BEAUTY & SPA American Beauty Academy 61 S. 100 W. Payson 801-465-1650 Lou’s Barber Shop 10 N. Main, Payson 801-465-1954 Ms Mustache/ Sherri Poulsen 575 S. 100 W. #5, Payson 801-465-8939 North Apothecary 10 S. Main, Payson 310-924-2934

BICYCLE SALES Utah Trikes 40 S. Main, Payson 801-804-5810 CITIES & SERVICES Payson City Corp.

439 W. Utah Ave. Payson 801-465-5200 Santaquin City 275 W. Main Santaquin 801-754-3211 South Utah Valley Electric Service District 803 N. 500 E. Payson 801-465-8020

Last Chance Store 90 N. Main, Payson 801-690-5564 Merrill’s Convenience Store 585 E. Main, Santaquin 801-754-5161 DENTIST & ORTHODONTIST Chisholm Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 10 S. 300 W. Santaquin 801-754-0678 Gunnerson Dental 33 W. 300 S. Payson 801-465-3233

Mountain View Family Pharmacy 1172 E. 100 N. #1, Payson 801-465-4322 Mountain View Hospital 1000 E. 100 N. Payson 801-465-7000 Payson RX Express 869 S. Turf Farm Rd. Payson 801-609-2300 Payson Total Fitness 59 S. 100 W. Payson 801-465-5633 Physical & Sports Therapy Services 15 S. 1000 E. #25, Payson 801-465-5610

United Way of Utah County 148 N. 100 W. Provo 801-691-5310

Silver Creek Dental 675 S. 100 W. Payson 801-465-1810

CLEAN UP & RESTORATION Servpro of Provo 967 W. 240 N. Lindon 801-857-1856

Trapnell Orthodontics 1107 S. Highway 198, Payson 801-465-2541

Santaquin Pharmacy & Diabetes Center 27 W. Main C1, Santaquin 801-754-1141

EDUCATION Nebo School District 350 S. Main, Spanish Fork 801-354-7400

HOTEL Quality Inn 830 N. Main, Payson 801-465-4861

EVENT CENTERS & CATERING A Country Farm Fest 4058 W. 9600 S. Payson 801-465-7695

HR SOLUTIONS Nexeo 887 E. 100 N. #3, Payson 801-658-4700

COMPUTER Majestic Works 627 E. 900 S. Payson, UT 801-885-4120 CONSTRUCTION & HOME SERVICES Dennis Mauler 1347 S. 830 W. Payson 801-477-1524 Garage Door Supply 33 W. Main, Santaquin 801-754-4608 Jerry Broome Concrete 5901 W. 8400 S. Payson 801-859-6011 MK Excavating Inc 9218 S. 5600 W. Payson 801-465-4467 Seal Source International 1426 E. 820 N. Orem 801-361-1095 Singleton Fence 2616 Partridge Way, Sandy 801-707-7147 CONVENIENCE STORE/ GAS STATION Arnie B’s 1250 W. 800 S. Payson 801-465-5050 Gas N Go 788 S. 1270 W. Payson 801-489-3888

Copper Creek Event Center LLC 688 W. 400 S. Ste. 202 Springville 801-900-3082 Fiesta Catering 333 N. Appleview Dr. Santaquin 385-207-3281 FLORISTS Karen’s Floral Designs 607 S. 100 W. Payson 801-465-4027 FUNERAL HOMES Brown Family Mortuary 66 S. 300 E. Santaquin 801-754-3692 GROCERY STORES Payson Market 586 N. Main, Payson 801-465-2324 HEALTH & MEDICAL Laura’s Therapeutic Massage 1332 S. 730 W. Payson 801-850-7782

HVAC BCB Heating & A/C 858 E. 100 N. Payson 801-465-0321 Hone’s Temperature Control, Inc. Santaquin 801-754-3936 Nebo Comfort Systems 985 W. Goosenest Dr. Payson 801-465-2709 Paul Terry Heating 24 E. 900 S. Santaquin 801-376-2857 INSURANCE & FINANCIAL Behling Insurance Agency 861 S. 500 W. Payson 801-465-4893 Calvin K. Blohm Insurance Agency Inc. 720 N. Main, Payson 801-465-9253 JD Houck Financial Services 136 W. Cove Dr. Elk Ridge, UT 801-471-1322

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Maurice Evans Agency 1332 S. 730 W. Payson 801-850-7781

Chamber Directory

Modern Woodmen 723 N. 1890 W. Ste. 38-A, Provo 385-208-7005 Rory Adams-Farmers Insurance 805 S. 500 W. #7, Payson 801-465-1176 Utah Avenue Insurance 954 E. 100 N. Payson 801-609-8699 LAWN CARE Weed Man 801-400-1400 MANUFACTURING H&H Steel Fabrication 893 N. Rocky Mountain Way, Elk Ridge 801-360-9180 Roper Buildings PO Box 315, Willard 801-540-5586

Santaquin Calcite Co. 455 S. Center St. Santaquin 801-754-1839

Walker Productions 351 E. 720 S. Orem 801-472-7467

Temkin International 213 Temkin Way, Payson 801-465-1300

PET CARE Strut Your Mutt 20 W. 100 S. Payson 801-857-0326 REAL ESTATE Crenshaw Realty 27 W. Main Ste. 300, Santaquin 801-855-6543

MEAT/BUTCHER Dixon Meat 95 S. Main Payson, UT 801-465-3127

Eli’s Old Fashioned Ice Cream & Soda Shop 7 S. Main, Payson 310-651-0446

Walmart 1052 S. Turf Farm Road, Payson 801-465-8246

Mi Rancherito 85 E. Utah Ave. Payson 801-465-0460

White Feather Rocks 294 W. 550 N. Santaquin 801-754-3484

Papa John’s 855 S. Turf Farm Rd. Payson 801-465-5656

SIGNS Hanks Signs 123 S. Main, Payson 801-465-9027

E&M Mobile Home Park 440 W. Main, Santaquin 801-754-1839

RETAIL ACE Hardware 84 E. Utah Ave. Payson 801-465-3722

Payson Chronicle 145 E. Utah Ave #5, Payson 801-465-9221

Jack William Homes 4112 Edgewood Dr. Santaquin 801-735-7197

Carol Country Gifts PO Box 302, Payson 801-636-3468

Serve Daily 198 South Main, Suite 8, Springville 801-477-6845

South Rim Realty 762 E. 100 N. Payson 801-465-9239

MEDIA & ADVERTISING Local Cheddar 954 E. 100 N. Payson 801-609-8231

The Local Pages 4910 Amelia Earhart Dr. SLC 888-249-6920

RESTAURANTS & FOOD Costa Vida 818 Turf Farm Rd. Payson 801-754-4790

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Grandpa V’s Family Fruit Stand 365 E. Main, Santaquin 801-318-1602 Rowley’s Red Barn 901 S. 300 W. Santaquin 801-754-5511 Sam’s Club 1313 S. University Ave. Provo 801-374-9700

STORAGE Kat-Den Storage & Outdoor Advertising 540 S. Highland Dr. Santaquin 801-754-3689 Lion’s Den Storage 874 W. Utah Ave. Payson, UT 801-465-2399 UPHOLSTERY Arrowhead Upholstery 954 E. 100 N. Payson 801-609-8744