The 2025 Outlaw Jamboree is over, but the memories linger of the tales of the trails I rode at this Vernal event. The weather was perfect, and the trails were ready for us – more ready for me than I was for them. This jamboree has a lot of bang for your buck. The description of the ...

The coming of a new season involves the dying of its predecessor. With each cycle of the sun and moon, we are offered new beginnings and opportunities. There are two sides to bringing anything full circle; one cannot exist without the other for we must experience growth in its entirety. Growth ...

The patterns we carry into adulthood often have their roots in childhood. This doesn't mean we're destined to repeat the past, but understanding where our responses come from can be the first step toward creating the changes we want. The strategies you developed as a child made sense given what ...

I recently booked a $6 Uber in a foreign city. Once it arrived, I hopped in the car. The chipper driver said “Hi,” then flipped a U-turn. Seconds later, he pulled over. “Did you know you were only two blocks when you booked this ride?” he asked with a smile. I did not and was pretty ...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Thursday the addition of 11 songs to its new hymnbook, “Hymns—For Home and Church.” The hymns will be available on the Music Library, Gospel Library and Sacred Music app by Friday and are composed in English, Spanish, Portuguese ...

Back in my ninth grade year in junior high school, I was one of the super lucky victims who was assigned Mr. Roberts for algebra. Algebra was not my forte to begin with, but being assigned the notorious Mr. Roberts, the human equivalent of a dial tone, was not my idea of a good time. In ...