The Payson Chronicle Newspaper
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| Pictured: A sunflower hangs heavy with seeds at the site of next week's featured harvest. |
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By crane and crew, construction on the
Payson Utah LDS Temple steeple continued today, September 24, 2013.
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Trucks transport pieces of the facade
onto the temple grounds in southwest Payson.
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Completion of the Payson LDS Temple may
occur in late 2014 or early 2015.
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| Jake and Helen Kester (right-left) with a throng of carrots dug from their garden at their home in Santaquin. |
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Election season is here! Candidates in
local municipal races are invited to submit a story and portrait for
publication in an upcoming edition of The Payson Chronicle.
If you are
running for office, please get in touch with us for guidelines and further details. Send us an email with your contact information
soon to paysonchronicle@gmail.com.
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| Jesse Thurgood adds to the joy of a delicious meal, sharing his beautiful acoustic sound at Dalton's Steakhouse. Jesse performs live at the popular Payson restaurant each Friday and Saturday night. |
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| Yellow and green bush beans picked from the garden of our first harvest feature, due for publication next week. |
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| See the photographic art of Dr. Howard Knudsen at the Peteetneet Art Gallery. The show, which continues through late November, is being feted with an artist's reception this Friday. Be sure to check out this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle for more details. |
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The Good News Celebration is taking
place right now at Memorial Park in Payson. Folks are invited to
visit booths beneath the scenic maple trees featuring Christian
groups sharing the good news, along with vendors selling food and
assorted goods. The Columbia Lane Band (pictured here)
are among Christian performers and speakers taking part in today's
celebration on the Bandstand stage.
The event runs until 6 PM
tonight.
For a lengthier report and additional
photos, be sure to check out the upcoming edition of The Payson
Chronicle.
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Hats off to Janean Dean and countless other employees and volunteers in our community! As Payson City Events
Coordinator, Ms. Dean worked behind the scene to bring to the community another fantastic Onion Days celebration. Thank you, Janean Dean, and all others whose efforts support cherished local traditions.
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The
new Central Utah Veterans Home in Payson welcomed the facility's first
resident earlier this week, World War II veteran, Bill Murray. Mr. Murray (pictured,
left) was greeted by VA representatives, CUVH staff, and friends,
including his veterans companion, Donald Kohlling (pictured right)
during a fanfare recognition ceremony. Read
complete story and see additional photos in the next edition of The
Payson Chronicle.
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| Participants in the Art & Flower Show gathered their entries from the Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center Monday evening, as this year's Onion Days celebration drew to a close. Some walked away with ribbons, vases, trophies, and gift certifcates to local eateries and shops, too. These were the winners in each of the assorted categories of the Art and Flower Show. Look for a complete list of the 2013 prize winners, along with photos showcasing the talent in our local community. |
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| Check out this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle for complete story as well as a photo of the four-person scramble winners. |
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Families enjoy the carnival rides and scenic beauty found in Payson's Memorial Park. The Golden Onion Days celebration continues today, with events taking place in the centrally located park as well as at other Payson landmarks through tomorrow night. Pick up a copy of The Payson Chronicle for more details.  |
