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LEHI TODAY: ROUND-UP KICKS OFF AS SUMMER HEATS UP
The 2025 Lehi Round-Up officially began today, continuing an 88-year tradition that brings the community together under this year's theme "Adventure Awaits." Mayor Mark Johnson invites everyone to "shine up your boots and gather your crew" for what promises to be days of rodeos, parades, and family activities[5].
In weekend news, Haylee Sullivan was crowned Miss Lehi's Teen 2025 during Saturday's competition at Skyridge High School. Sullivan impressed judges with her community service initiative "No Family Left Behind," which focuses on supporting military families. Her personal connection to military service through her father, who enlisted in the National Guard at a young age, inspired her platform[3]. The competition showcased ten talented young women who spent months preparing to demonstrate their talents, physical wellness, and public speaking skills[3].
Residents in certain Lehi neighborhoods are adjusting to water restrictions implemented yesterday as the city upgrades irrigation systems and builds a new reservoir. City officials announced these temporary measures on Monday afternoon as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements[4].
Looking ahead, the Lehi Library's Discovery Days S.T.E.M. programs are scheduled for today and June 12th, offering educational activities for young residents. The Literacy Center has also announced it will be closed on June 16th for the Juneteenth holiday[5].
The Mini Parade, described as "a true community favorite, full of personality and creativity," remains one of the most anticipated events of the Round-Up festivities[5].
For those needing city services, the Lehi Information Center can be reached at 385-201-1000, with specialized departments like Water (385-201-1700) and Streets (385-201-1900) available to address specific concerns[5].
As summer activities ramp up, community members are encouraged to participate in the Round-Up events that Mayor Johnson describes as "more than an event—it's a celebration of who we are and all we can be together"[5].
The 2025 Lehi Round-Up officially began today, continuing an 88-year tradition that brings the community together under this year's theme "Adventure Awaits." Mayor Mark Johnson invites everyone to "shine up your boots and gather your crew" for what promises to be days of rodeos, parades, and family activities[5].
In weekend news, Haylee Sullivan was crowned Miss Lehi's Teen 2025 during Saturday's competition at Skyridge High School. Sullivan impressed judges with her community service initiative "No Family Left Behind," which focuses on supporting military families. Her personal connection to military service through her father, who enlisted in the National Guard at a young age, inspired her platform[3]. The competition showcased ten talented young women who spent months preparing to demonstrate their talents, physical wellness, and public speaking skills[3].
Residents in certain Lehi neighborhoods are adjusting to water restrictions implemented yesterday as the city upgrades irrigation systems and builds a new reservoir. City officials announced these temporary measures on Monday afternoon as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements[4].
Looking ahead, the Lehi Library's Discovery Days S.T.E.M. programs are scheduled for today and June 12th, offering educational activities for young residents. The Literacy Center has also announced it will be closed on June 16th for the Juneteenth holiday[5].
The Mini Parade, described as "a true community favorite, full of personality and creativity," remains one of the most anticipated events of the Round-Up festivities[5].
For those needing city services, the Lehi Information Center can be reached at 385-201-1000, with specialized departments like Water (385-201-1700) and Streets (385-201-1900) available to address specific concerns[5].
As summer activities ramp up, community members are encouraged to participate in the Round-Up events that Mayor Johnson describes as "more than an event—it's a celebration of who we are and all we can be together"[5].
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By Quiet. PleaseLEHI TODAY: ROUND-UP KICKS OFF AS SUMMER HEATS UP
The 2025 Lehi Round-Up officially began today, continuing an 88-year tradition that brings the community together under this year's theme "Adventure Awaits." Mayor Mark Johnson invites everyone to "shine up your boots and gather your crew" for what promises to be days of rodeos, parades, and family activities[5].
In weekend news, Haylee Sullivan was crowned Miss Lehi's Teen 2025 during Saturday's competition at Skyridge High School. Sullivan impressed judges with her community service initiative "No Family Left Behind," which focuses on supporting military families. Her personal connection to military service through her father, who enlisted in the National Guard at a young age, inspired her platform[3]. The competition showcased ten talented young women who spent months preparing to demonstrate their talents, physical wellness, and public speaking skills[3].
Residents in certain Lehi neighborhoods are adjusting to water restrictions implemented yesterday as the city upgrades irrigation systems and builds a new reservoir. City officials announced these temporary measures on Monday afternoon as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements[4].
Looking ahead, the Lehi Library's Discovery Days S.T.E.M. programs are scheduled for today and June 12th, offering educational activities for young residents. The Literacy Center has also announced it will be closed on June 16th for the Juneteenth holiday[5].
The Mini Parade, described as "a true community favorite, full of personality and creativity," remains one of the most anticipated events of the Round-Up festivities[5].
For those needing city services, the Lehi Information Center can be reached at 385-201-1000, with specialized departments like Water (385-201-1700) and Streets (385-201-1900) available to address specific concerns[5].
As summer activities ramp up, community members are encouraged to participate in the Round-Up events that Mayor Johnson describes as "more than an event—it's a celebration of who we are and all we can be together"[5].
The 2025 Lehi Round-Up officially began today, continuing an 88-year tradition that brings the community together under this year's theme "Adventure Awaits." Mayor Mark Johnson invites everyone to "shine up your boots and gather your crew" for what promises to be days of rodeos, parades, and family activities[5].
In weekend news, Haylee Sullivan was crowned Miss Lehi's Teen 2025 during Saturday's competition at Skyridge High School. Sullivan impressed judges with her community service initiative "No Family Left Behind," which focuses on supporting military families. Her personal connection to military service through her father, who enlisted in the National Guard at a young age, inspired her platform[3]. The competition showcased ten talented young women who spent months preparing to demonstrate their talents, physical wellness, and public speaking skills[3].
Residents in certain Lehi neighborhoods are adjusting to water restrictions implemented yesterday as the city upgrades irrigation systems and builds a new reservoir. City officials announced these temporary measures on Monday afternoon as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements[4].
Looking ahead, the Lehi Library's Discovery Days S.T.E.M. programs are scheduled for today and June 12th, offering educational activities for young residents. The Literacy Center has also announced it will be closed on June 16th for the Juneteenth holiday[5].
The Mini Parade, described as "a true community favorite, full of personality and creativity," remains one of the most anticipated events of the Round-Up festivities[5].
For those needing city services, the Lehi Information Center can be reached at 385-201-1000, with specialized departments like Water (385-201-1700) and Streets (385-201-1900) available to address specific concerns[5].
As summer activities ramp up, community members are encouraged to participate in the Round-Up events that Mayor Johnson describes as "more than an event—it's a celebration of who we are and all we can be together"[5].