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Lehi is waking up to another beautiful spring morning this Thursday, after a stretch of sunny and mild weather perfect for being outdoors. Yesterday’s high hovered around 74 degrees, with clear blue skies and just a gentle breeze greeting residents throughout the day. Allergy sufferers may have noticed the pollen count creeping up, especially for grass pollen, so don’t forget your tissues or allergy meds if you’re headed outside today.
Students and fans packed the stands last night to support Lehi High’s athletes. The baseball team delivered an electrifying performance, clinching a late-inning win with a final score of 7-5 over their rivals from American Fork. The girls soccer squad also shined under the afternoon sun, holding off Orem for a 2-1 victory in a fiercely contested match. Both teams are charging into the region playoffs with hometown momentum and plenty of community support.
For those keeping an eye on air quality, Lehi’s levels have remained good, with minimal haze and fresh mountain air filtering in from nearby canyons. It’s a great time for a stroll along the Jordan River Parkway or a family bike ride through neighborhood trails.
Beyond sports and weather, Lehi’s civic spirit is alive and well this week. On Wednesday, city planners rolled up their sleeves for the APA Utah Spring Conference, showcasing Lehi’s innovative approach to community collaboration and smart growth. Local leaders presented on new grading ordinances and strategies for balancing development with open space preservation, making sure Lehi stays green and connected for years to come.
Local kids wrapped up the spring ABC session at the Legacy Center yesterday, capping off months of learning and fun. The next session kicks off in the fall, so parents, stay tuned for registration details and keep those little learners engaged over the summer.
Finally, for those with an eye on local business, Lehi-based Owlet is set to announce its first quarter 2025 financial results after the market closes today, a development watched closely by residents working in the city’s thriving tech sector.
Whether you’re cheering at a game, enjoying the outdoors, or just keeping tabs on community happenings, Lehi continues to be a vibrant place to call home as we roll into May.
Students and fans packed the stands last night to support Lehi High’s athletes. The baseball team delivered an electrifying performance, clinching a late-inning win with a final score of 7-5 over their rivals from American Fork. The girls soccer squad also shined under the afternoon sun, holding off Orem for a 2-1 victory in a fiercely contested match. Both teams are charging into the region playoffs with hometown momentum and plenty of community support.
For those keeping an eye on air quality, Lehi’s levels have remained good, with minimal haze and fresh mountain air filtering in from nearby canyons. It’s a great time for a stroll along the Jordan River Parkway or a family bike ride through neighborhood trails.
Beyond sports and weather, Lehi’s civic spirit is alive and well this week. On Wednesday, city planners rolled up their sleeves for the APA Utah Spring Conference, showcasing Lehi’s innovative approach to community collaboration and smart growth. Local leaders presented on new grading ordinances and strategies for balancing development with open space preservation, making sure Lehi stays green and connected for years to come.
Local kids wrapped up the spring ABC session at the Legacy Center yesterday, capping off months of learning and fun. The next session kicks off in the fall, so parents, stay tuned for registration details and keep those little learners engaged over the summer.
Finally, for those with an eye on local business, Lehi-based Owlet is set to announce its first quarter 2025 financial results after the market closes today, a development watched closely by residents working in the city’s thriving tech sector.
Whether you’re cheering at a game, enjoying the outdoors, or just keeping tabs on community happenings, Lehi continues to be a vibrant place to call home as we roll into May.
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By Quiet. PleaseLehi is waking up to another beautiful spring morning this Thursday, after a stretch of sunny and mild weather perfect for being outdoors. Yesterday’s high hovered around 74 degrees, with clear blue skies and just a gentle breeze greeting residents throughout the day. Allergy sufferers may have noticed the pollen count creeping up, especially for grass pollen, so don’t forget your tissues or allergy meds if you’re headed outside today.
Students and fans packed the stands last night to support Lehi High’s athletes. The baseball team delivered an electrifying performance, clinching a late-inning win with a final score of 7-5 over their rivals from American Fork. The girls soccer squad also shined under the afternoon sun, holding off Orem for a 2-1 victory in a fiercely contested match. Both teams are charging into the region playoffs with hometown momentum and plenty of community support.
For those keeping an eye on air quality, Lehi’s levels have remained good, with minimal haze and fresh mountain air filtering in from nearby canyons. It’s a great time for a stroll along the Jordan River Parkway or a family bike ride through neighborhood trails.
Beyond sports and weather, Lehi’s civic spirit is alive and well this week. On Wednesday, city planners rolled up their sleeves for the APA Utah Spring Conference, showcasing Lehi’s innovative approach to community collaboration and smart growth. Local leaders presented on new grading ordinances and strategies for balancing development with open space preservation, making sure Lehi stays green and connected for years to come.
Local kids wrapped up the spring ABC session at the Legacy Center yesterday, capping off months of learning and fun. The next session kicks off in the fall, so parents, stay tuned for registration details and keep those little learners engaged over the summer.
Finally, for those with an eye on local business, Lehi-based Owlet is set to announce its first quarter 2025 financial results after the market closes today, a development watched closely by residents working in the city’s thriving tech sector.
Whether you’re cheering at a game, enjoying the outdoors, or just keeping tabs on community happenings, Lehi continues to be a vibrant place to call home as we roll into May.
Students and fans packed the stands last night to support Lehi High’s athletes. The baseball team delivered an electrifying performance, clinching a late-inning win with a final score of 7-5 over their rivals from American Fork. The girls soccer squad also shined under the afternoon sun, holding off Orem for a 2-1 victory in a fiercely contested match. Both teams are charging into the region playoffs with hometown momentum and plenty of community support.
For those keeping an eye on air quality, Lehi’s levels have remained good, with minimal haze and fresh mountain air filtering in from nearby canyons. It’s a great time for a stroll along the Jordan River Parkway or a family bike ride through neighborhood trails.
Beyond sports and weather, Lehi’s civic spirit is alive and well this week. On Wednesday, city planners rolled up their sleeves for the APA Utah Spring Conference, showcasing Lehi’s innovative approach to community collaboration and smart growth. Local leaders presented on new grading ordinances and strategies for balancing development with open space preservation, making sure Lehi stays green and connected for years to come.
Local kids wrapped up the spring ABC session at the Legacy Center yesterday, capping off months of learning and fun. The next session kicks off in the fall, so parents, stay tuned for registration details and keep those little learners engaged over the summer.
Finally, for those with an eye on local business, Lehi-based Owlet is set to announce its first quarter 2025 financial results after the market closes today, a development watched closely by residents working in the city’s thriving tech sector.
Whether you’re cheering at a game, enjoying the outdoors, or just keeping tabs on community happenings, Lehi continues to be a vibrant place to call home as we roll into May.