Human Interest

"We've got you covered," is the motto of Great Lengths Clothing—a modest but trendy clothing store located on Main Street in downtown Brigham City. I was pleasantly surprised to be greeted and even more surprised by the modest prom dresses at reasonable prices.  Most of them that I saw were in the $80-$125 range. They had a wide range of Sister Missionary clothing with a 15% discount.

When I walked into Afton's Floral, I was greeted by friendly staff and a wonderful variety of more than just floral arrangements. They had local honey, honey popcorn, furniture, plate flowers, large chalkboards and a variety of other items that have all been locally produced. When speaking with Kyle, he told me what sets them apart is their amazing customer service.

Located at 3975 N. Highway 89, Pleasant View. Stone Supply is a family owned and operated business we have been in business since 2002, we are proud to say that customer service/ satisfaction is the most important part of our business and we guarantee at any time during regular business hours you will find an owner on the premises.

Are you looking for unique and high quality plants? Stop by Willard Bay Gardens and talk with their knowledgeable staff about the perfect plants for your needs. They offer a wide variety of perennials, annuals, vegetables, and herbs. They also have baskets that make great gifts for mom on Mother's Day. If you don't quite know what mom wants, they offer gift certificates. Who wouldn't love that?  They have some fun new varieties of Echinacea and Coreopsis that are new this year, as well as many other new plant varieties.

Since 1998, Hone Propane has served Northern Utah, Southern Idaho, and Western Wyoming with exceptional prices and service. Based in Farr West, Utah, a suburb of Ogden, Hone Propane is uniquely situated to serve this region, and it is locally owned and operated by people who know this area. With over 30 years experience in the propane industry, Curt Hone founded the company based on principals of honesty, exceptional service, safety, and value.

Last week I started trying to write this article.  Usually I think for weeks about these articles, but as I sit down to write them my fingers barely keep up as my thoughts spill out.  I worked for hours, eventually starting a whole new article and finding neither to be satisfactory.  Well, I think it is because this is the article I was supposed to write, and the event that inspired it transpired later that afternoon.

Twice Baked Potatoes:

 (These are great with pork chops, chicken, steak, ham, breakfast...yeah we are kinda' meat-n-potatoes people)

 -6-8 of your favorite potatoes: reds or russets both work great

Toppings:

 -Grated Cheddar Cheese (about 1 cup)

 -Sour Cream or Plain Yogurt (about 1 cup)

 -Salt and Pepper to taste

 -Milk (1/2-1 cup)

 -Butter (I use about 1/2 cube)

*Optional Additions:

-Green Onions or Chives

 -Crumbled Bacon

 -Sautéed Sliced Mushrooms

 -Additional Cheese to sprinkle on top

"Together let us take up the challenge to reawaken American's religious and moral heart, recognizing that a deep and abiding faith in God is the rock upon which this great nation was founded." - President Ronald Reagan

He sounds like John Wayne, and cares about the Constitution and freedom like Cleon Skousen.  Born in Cache Valley, and raised in Box Elder County on the old Fort Ranch, which was 23,000 acres just west of the Promontory Mountains, Don Dunbar says he’s a “dyed-in-the wool” cowboy. Descended from his LDS convert and immigrant Grandfather Dunbar, who came from Scotland in 1879, Don cares about freedom of all types.  He says he still dreams of the days on the old Fort Ranch.  He still loves the freedom and solitude of the almost open range.

Presents...

If you haven't yet joined us for this fabulous show, please join us during Ogden's First Friday Art Stroll, Friday, May2!  Exhibition Continues through May  30
@ White Space Contemporary (2420 Wall Ave. Ogden, UT)