Friends… family… classic TV fans… we are gathered here together today to say “I do” to a special block of matrimonial content on MeTV! On Sunday, June 4, tune in starting at 10:30A | 9:30C for specially selected episodes all about walking down the aisle. The ceremony starts in Bedrock, takes a detour to Beverly … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 3-4 minutes OREM — Timpanogos head coach Kim Nelson has been the Timberwolves’ man in charge since the school opened its doors in 1996. Since then, he’s seen a lot of superb baseball and had his fair share of success with the program. As his players raised the baseball trophy high above … [Read more…]
The Daily Beast’s Obsessed Everything we can’t stop loving, hating, and thinking about this week in pop culture. Traitor or patriot—that’s the question lingering over Reality, writer/director Tina Satter’s HBO film adaptation of her Broadway play Is This a Room? about a whistleblower on the cusp of arrest. Its title is both the name of … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes SPRINGDALE, Washington County — Memorial Day weekend is always a pretty busy time for Zion National Park. Last year’s holiday weekend brought in more than 82,000 visitors alone. While a similar rush is anticipated this weekend, those who plan to use the Emerald Pool trail complex will have to use … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 21-22 minutes PROVO — For Rich’s record-setting sprinter Violett Taylor, the little things made all the difference in Saturday’s 1A state 100-meter final. Taylor, who entered the race with a 1A state record of 12.52 seconds, did it again by finishing in 12.497 seconds for the first of two state championships at … [Read more…]
Estimated read time: 2-3 minutes MURRAY — Crews and regulars alike were watching Little Cottonwood Creek closely Thursday as waters continued to rise at Murray City Park. Street superintendent Lynn Potter said workers had already removed three pedestrian bridges and had sandbagged vulnerable areas. On Thursday evening, water was lapping up against the bottom of … [Read more…]
Australians throw away millions of computers, televisions, smartphones and tablets every year. Most of them end up in landfill, causing toxic chemicals such as lead and mercury to leach into the soil, which damages the environment and can endanger human health, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). But a Queensland recycling program has found a way to divert tonnes of discarded … [Read more…]
There are few titans of television with more popularity than Andy Griffith. His eponymous eight-season sitcom spun off several successful productions; The Andy Griffith Show either jump-started or elevated the careers of everyone involved. Griffith would go on to found his own production company and starred in a string of series before striking gold again in … [Read more…]
The 2007 writers’ strike could not have come at a worse time for screenwriter Zack Stentz. After three years of being unemployed, Stentz was happily ensconced in a new job as an executive story editor on Fox’s “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”. He was working with a high-caliber group of writers on a show he … [Read more…]