Spanish Fork

If you're on northbound I-15, we are still seeing some slowing in Saratoga Springs on Mountain View Corridor as you head over to 2100 North and 2100 North itself looking slow as you head eastbound up to I-15.

Over in Spanish Fork, it is looking slow as you travel on Highway 6 out of Spanish Fork Canyon heading over to I-15.

Just give yourself a few extra minutes there.

Dracula is back by popular demand.

and the West Davis Corridor is really backing up now as well as you approach both Legacy Highway and I-15, which have their own delays adding to that congestion.

Aubrey?

Things look good if you're traveling northbound I-15 from Spanish Fork all the way into downtown Salt Lake City.

If you're coming out of Saratoga Springs, 2100 North is still looking really slow, as is Mountain View Corridor from Corrie B. Wright Highway over to 2100 North.

But those cattle worked in our environment.

Because we bought some places down in Spanish Fork the winter down there.

When my dad wanted to start shoaling, of course, we started shoaling back in 59.

All these commercial cattle, feeder cattle.

One of our hallmarks is when they get their first achievement, they get five free airplane flights.

And we now, we've been going down to Spanish Fork, but recently the pilots have been coming up to Heber, which makes it a lot more fun for friends and family.

And then we fly over to Duchene.

I'll let Colonel Robinson talk about that in a minute.

I specialize in women's issues.

I work for Sega Lily Counseling in Utah County and Provo and Spanish work offices.

And I'm excited to talk about hormones and mental health today.

I'm also really excited for you to talk about hormones and mental health.

I think that that is huge.

We both, we both work in a like a borderline rural area, you know, we're We're not quite there, but we're borderline.

And I think it is so wonderful being like, hey, you know what? Spanish Fork, Utah does not always have someone in every specialty, but in the entire state of Utah, there is someone doing a great job and we can find them.

So I think that's huge.

Yeah.

And there was this couple in our ward and her dad was pretty wealthy, lived like at the mouth of the canyon in Spanish Fork or Payson.

And she had come to visit him and she had found him deceased in the bathtub with his neck slit.

Okay.

According to a diary from someone who witnessed his execution back in 1775, he was strapped down in a chair for 114 consecutive days before he was brutally executed.

Was it just my childhood imagination or was it the criminal trying to make one more victim from the grave? I used to work at a diner in Spanish Fork, Utah.

It is a small diner but pretty active with ghosts.

The first experience I heard about was when a co-worker of mine, Mia, had something thrown at her.

She said that scissors, knives, and other dangerous and or heavy objects had been thrown at the employees.

She also shared the theory that the reason why businesses located at that building never made it past five years was because it was on cursed ground.

Spanish Fork is one of the locations where a war between Native Americans and Mormon settlers took place, so I believed it.

I asked her if anyone had died at the restaurant and she said, yes, some construction workers died.

So I thought this is this is it for me.

But at the same time, we were also renovating a home in Spanish Fork, commuting from Harriman.

Like it was just a lot of like activity with not a lot of time so I didn't get to really like focus a whole lot on the business at that time but I just remember feeling stressed I just remembered like having the Sunday scaries every single day

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