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Youth show off animals during 100th anniversary of the Utah State Junior Livestock Show

For the 100th year in a row, students arrived in Spanish Fork for a weeklong stock show where youth displayed the various livestock animals they’ve spent months raising. The show is the accumulation of hard work for 4-H and FFA students who have spent months raising and training an animal in preparation for competing during the show. Youths, parents, teachers and community members bustled around the fairgrounds Thursday, preparing animals for upcoming shows, cleaning barn stalls and socializing. This year’s show is extra sentimental for the community — it’s the 100-year ...

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MaNon (King) Nagle, age 69 of Springville, passed away Sunday, April 28, 2024. Service are under the direction of Wheeler Mortuary (801) 489-6021. For full details and to leave condolences please visit www.wheelermortuary.com.

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