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Beehive Sales Executive Leaves to Pursue Dream of Sharing Her Music
Born and raised in Mesa, Linda Leavitt (now Hartmann) wrote and composed her first song in 1979. Then just hours later, at her own farewell before leaving to serve an LDS mission in Atlanta, Georgia, Linda played while Lynette Carling sang, “I’ll Find You My Friend.”
Four Siblings Serve Missions Simultaneously
The announcement of the change in age for missionary service set in motion a flurry of activity in the home of Russ and Shelle Clouse, of the Southern Estates Ward, Mesa Kimball Stake.
Family Search keeps getting better and easier to use
FamilySearch.org has transformed genealogy research, recordkeeping, and the sharing of family memories. The site publishes 1.1 million searchable names per day. This means information that wasn’t available last week, might be found today…
The Duttons Return to Arizona, Bringing Their “Best of Branson” Show and Nashville Headliner, Billy Dean
Seven is a very lucky number for entertainment lovers across the metro Phoenix area. As luck would have it, the world-renowned Dutton family will leave Branson, Missouri, and return to
Voices of Christmas to Present Free, Christ-centered Concert at Mesa Arts Center
The 11th annual Voices of Christmas concert features an impressive 130-member choir, 40-member orchestra, along with special guests Clyde Bawden, Michele Baer, The Riggs Sisters and Bella Musica Bell Choir.
Mesa Alma Stake Youth Take On the Challenge to Index 1 Million Records
Their stake presidency challenged it, their hard work achieved it and their t-shirts proclaimed it: Million And One! Million And One, the theme…

Bestselling Author, Brandon Mull to be Keynote Speaker at “Time Out for Writers” Conference

Brandon Mull, New York Times bestselling author, will be the keynote speaker at the national writers’ conference, “Time Out for Writers,” hosted by the American Night Writers Association (ANWA) in Mesa, February 19 – 21, 2015.

Family History Mystery solved while writing Christmas Romance Novel

When Tamara Passey set out to write a Christmas romance, she wasn’t thinking about her own family history. Or maybe she was. Part of the inspiration for her novel…

Tips for Dealing with Aging Parents with Dementia or Alzheimer’s

Having made an often highly emotional decision to do so, many families face the challenges of providing care in their home for aging parents with dementia and memory issues.

Deseret Industries Offers a “Thrifty” Way to Self-Reliance

For more than 75 years, Deseret Industries and its logo with a picture of a honeybee have been synonymous with creating self-reliance. Dan Holm, store manager for the Mesa…

The Jones Family Continues to Put Family First

Family was at both ends of Brother Jones’ life’s work. He bought his father’s farm in New Mexico, added land to it, increased production, then, when ready to retire he, in turn, passed the farm to his sons.

Musicians Needed for Post Office Performances This Christmas Season

Every year during the Christmas season, people waiting in line to mail cards and packages at the Mesa Main Post Office, at 135 N. Center Street, are treated to mini-concerts of cheerful Christmas music.

“Trains in the Garden” Annual Christmas Open House Tours

Featuring 16 private homes with G-Scale garden railroads in their backyards, plus the Cardon Children’s Medical Center in Mesa, the Arizona Big Train Operators, a 501C nonprofit organization

The Secrets of Survival 3-book Series

Danell Tarwater, of Chandler, tried for many years to find a good preparedness resource book, one that had enough information to help a family prepare for—and ultimately survive