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"Lehi Welcomes Spring: Soccer Wins, Pollen Rises, and Community Events Abound"
Lehi's buzzing with excitement as spring officially arrives! Yesterday's weather was a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures reaching a pleasant 45°F. Today's forecast calls for similar conditions, perfect for outdoor activities.
The Lehi High School Pioneers made headlines last night with a thrilling 3-2 victory over rival American Fork in boys' soccer. Star forward Jake Thompson scored the winning goal in the final minutes, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
Allergy sufferers, take note: the pollen count is on the rise. Tree pollen, particularly from elm and juniper, is currently at moderate levels. The air quality index sits at a respectable 52, falling into the "moderate" category. While not perfect, it's a significant improvement from last week's readings.
In local news, the Utah Department of Transportation's public comment period for the 2100 North freeway project closes today. Residents have until 11:59 PM to submit their thoughts on the proposed design refinements. The project aims to ease traffic congestion between Mountain View Corridor and I-15.
Lehi's tech scene continues to thrive, with local startup Qualtrics announcing plans to add 200 new jobs over the next year. This expansion comes on the heels of their recent $1.5 billion valuation.
Community members are gearing up for tomorrow's annual Lehi Spring Clean-Up Day. Volunteers will gather at Wines Park at 9 AM to help beautify the city. Don't forget your gloves and sunscreen!
Foodies rejoice! The popular food truck rally returns to the Outlets at Traverse Mountain tonight from 5-9 PM. With over 20 trucks expected, there's sure to be something to satisfy every craving.
Lastly, a reminder that the Lehi Library's "Reading Under the Stars" event takes place tonight at 7 PM. Bring your favorite book, a blanket, and enjoy an evening of literary fun under the night sky.
As we welcome spring, Lehi continues to grow and thrive. Whether you're cheering on the Pioneers, enjoying the outdoors, or participating in community events, there's never a dull moment in our vibrant city!
The Lehi High School Pioneers made headlines last night with a thrilling 3-2 victory over rival American Fork in boys' soccer. Star forward Jake Thompson scored the winning goal in the final minutes, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
Allergy sufferers, take note: the pollen count is on the rise. Tree pollen, particularly from elm and juniper, is currently at moderate levels. The air quality index sits at a respectable 52, falling into the "moderate" category. While not perfect, it's a significant improvement from last week's readings.
In local news, the Utah Department of Transportation's public comment period for the 2100 North freeway project closes today. Residents have until 11:59 PM to submit their thoughts on the proposed design refinements. The project aims to ease traffic congestion between Mountain View Corridor and I-15.
Lehi's tech scene continues to thrive, with local startup Qualtrics announcing plans to add 200 new jobs over the next year. This expansion comes on the heels of their recent $1.5 billion valuation.
Community members are gearing up for tomorrow's annual Lehi Spring Clean-Up Day. Volunteers will gather at Wines Park at 9 AM to help beautify the city. Don't forget your gloves and sunscreen!
Foodies rejoice! The popular food truck rally returns to the Outlets at Traverse Mountain tonight from 5-9 PM. With over 20 trucks expected, there's sure to be something to satisfy every craving.
Lastly, a reminder that the Lehi Library's "Reading Under the Stars" event takes place tonight at 7 PM. Bring your favorite book, a blanket, and enjoy an evening of literary fun under the night sky.
As we welcome spring, Lehi continues to grow and thrive. Whether you're cheering on the Pioneers, enjoying the outdoors, or participating in community events, there's never a dull moment in our vibrant city!
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By Quiet. PleaseLehi's buzzing with excitement as spring officially arrives! Yesterday's weather was a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures reaching a pleasant 45°F. Today's forecast calls for similar conditions, perfect for outdoor activities.
The Lehi High School Pioneers made headlines last night with a thrilling 3-2 victory over rival American Fork in boys' soccer. Star forward Jake Thompson scored the winning goal in the final minutes, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
Allergy sufferers, take note: the pollen count is on the rise. Tree pollen, particularly from elm and juniper, is currently at moderate levels. The air quality index sits at a respectable 52, falling into the "moderate" category. While not perfect, it's a significant improvement from last week's readings.
In local news, the Utah Department of Transportation's public comment period for the 2100 North freeway project closes today. Residents have until 11:59 PM to submit their thoughts on the proposed design refinements. The project aims to ease traffic congestion between Mountain View Corridor and I-15.
Lehi's tech scene continues to thrive, with local startup Qualtrics announcing plans to add 200 new jobs over the next year. This expansion comes on the heels of their recent $1.5 billion valuation.
Community members are gearing up for tomorrow's annual Lehi Spring Clean-Up Day. Volunteers will gather at Wines Park at 9 AM to help beautify the city. Don't forget your gloves and sunscreen!
Foodies rejoice! The popular food truck rally returns to the Outlets at Traverse Mountain tonight from 5-9 PM. With over 20 trucks expected, there's sure to be something to satisfy every craving.
Lastly, a reminder that the Lehi Library's "Reading Under the Stars" event takes place tonight at 7 PM. Bring your favorite book, a blanket, and enjoy an evening of literary fun under the night sky.
As we welcome spring, Lehi continues to grow and thrive. Whether you're cheering on the Pioneers, enjoying the outdoors, or participating in community events, there's never a dull moment in our vibrant city!
The Lehi High School Pioneers made headlines last night with a thrilling 3-2 victory over rival American Fork in boys' soccer. Star forward Jake Thompson scored the winning goal in the final minutes, sending the home crowd into a frenzy.
Allergy sufferers, take note: the pollen count is on the rise. Tree pollen, particularly from elm and juniper, is currently at moderate levels. The air quality index sits at a respectable 52, falling into the "moderate" category. While not perfect, it's a significant improvement from last week's readings.
In local news, the Utah Department of Transportation's public comment period for the 2100 North freeway project closes today. Residents have until 11:59 PM to submit their thoughts on the proposed design refinements. The project aims to ease traffic congestion between Mountain View Corridor and I-15.
Lehi's tech scene continues to thrive, with local startup Qualtrics announcing plans to add 200 new jobs over the next year. This expansion comes on the heels of their recent $1.5 billion valuation.
Community members are gearing up for tomorrow's annual Lehi Spring Clean-Up Day. Volunteers will gather at Wines Park at 9 AM to help beautify the city. Don't forget your gloves and sunscreen!
Foodies rejoice! The popular food truck rally returns to the Outlets at Traverse Mountain tonight from 5-9 PM. With over 20 trucks expected, there's sure to be something to satisfy every craving.
Lastly, a reminder that the Lehi Library's "Reading Under the Stars" event takes place tonight at 7 PM. Bring your favorite book, a blanket, and enjoy an evening of literary fun under the night sky.
As we welcome spring, Lehi continues to grow and thrive. Whether you're cheering on the Pioneers, enjoying the outdoors, or participating in community events, there's never a dull moment in our vibrant city!