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Staff Writer | Lehi Free Press

In a small alleyway off Lehi’s historic State Street, the faint outline of “CO-OP INST.” can still be seen on the corrugated metal siding on the east side of the new Warner Cabinets and Millwork at 115 E. State St. Across the alley, the beautiful brickwork of the historic Union Hotel recalls another piece of the once-sprawling People’...


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Jennifer Thomas | Lehi Free Press

Lehi residents connected with local law enforcement on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, at Wines Park for the annual National Night Out Against Crime community safety fair. The free annual event brought families, neighbors, and Lehi Police together in a positive, relaxed setting to build strong neighborhood partnerships.


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Elizabeth Spencer | Lehi Free Press

This summer, recent Skyridge High School Graduate and American Fork resident Edyn Armitage took the stage by storm. Edyn was given the lead role at the Utah Festival Opera Musical & Theatre (UFOMT) production of Amélie the Musical (Teen Edition) in Logan, UT.


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Beky Beaton / Lehi Free Press

The Lehi High School football team is ready to open their fall campaign on Friday (Aug. 14) when they will host Maple Mountain for a preseason contest at 7 p.m.

“The players have bought in to what we’re trying to do, and they’re excited to show all the hard work they’ve put into preparing for the season,” said seco...


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Megan Wallgren | Lehi Free Press

Important changes to Alpine School District’s technology systems for the 2026-27 school year will affect the way parents access their students’ information and pay fees. There will also be a change to the way secondary students access district Chromebooks.

The district’s new student information system, Skyward Qmlativ, als...


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