Stuart Johnson, Deseret News

Thanksgiving Point's electric park featuring more than 1 million holiday lights has a drive-through display open from 6-10 p.m. Monday through Saturday.

Krishna temple unifies locals

New fed courthouse

Friends mourn

James Roh, Associated Press

Ask any Spanish Fork resident and they will be able to point you in the direction of one of the most unique buildings in town and possibly in the whole state.

New fed courthouse

Friends mourn

Twinkling lights in Lehi

Jack Benco

It took a little pushing and shoving, physically and economically, but with the blessing of the President and Congress, Utah will be home to a new federal courthouse to the tune of $211 million.

Friends mourn

Twinkling lights in Lehi

Krishna temple unifies locals

Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News

Friends of Justin and Melissa Matern said they knew the couple was having problems, but they never imagined something like this would ever happen.

Twinkling lights in Lehi

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Friends of Justin and Melissa Matern said they knew the couple was having problems, but they never imagined something like this would ever happen.

Ask any Spanish Fork resident and they will be able to point you in the direction of one of the most unique buildings in town and possibly in the whole state.

Kaysville Junior High School students and teachers say farewell to assistant principal Rick Miller, who is being deployed to Iraq, at the school in Kaysville Wednesday. Miller's son Brycen is on his shoulders.

Workers install permanent sign on a Fresh Market store, which used to be Albertsons, in Lehi, Friday.

Sixth-grader Aleni Pardo hugs the new blanket and pillow that she received from the Salt Lake City School District and Salt Lake Education Foundation at Meadowlark Elementary School in Salt Lake City Friday.

Freedom is like water. Some nations have it in abundance while others are nothing but a parched desert.

LDS Church News: The Sunday School and Young Men general presidents visited South Africa, Mozambique and DR Congo — returning with a better understanding and appreciation of challenges the Saints there face.

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