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Beky Beaton / Lehi Free Press

The Lehi Free Press is recognizing the following Lehi-area athletes with the sixth annual All-City awards for the fall 2025 season.

This program is designed to honor the best of our local high school competitors. The selections were made based on nominations from coaches, available statistical information and the r...

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Beky Beaton / Lehi Free Press

The Lehi High School girls basketball team has posted three big wins in non-region games to open the new season.

Nov. 18: Lehi 62, Cyprus 7

The Pioneers started hot and never looked back against the overmatched Pirates, building a 24-1 lead in the first quarter and emptying the bench on t...

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April Slaughter | Lehi Free Press

Dan Peterson School in American Fork, Utah, hosted its seventh annual Wax Museum event on Fri. Nov.14, giving students with disabilities a chance to research, dress up, and present their chosen historical figures to families, peers, and district leaders. The event underscored the school’s mission to provide equal opportunities for...

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Beky Beaton / Lehi Free Press

There’s new kids in town, and they’ve put the rest of the Region 3 swim teams on notice that they are a force to be reckoned with. And no, it isn’t Corner Canyon, although the Chargers did join the group this season in all sports.

Wasatch High School competes in Class 5A Region 7 in all other sports, but UHSAA rule...

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Lee Anderson | Lehi Historical Society

Educating Lehi’s youth has been a priority for its citizens from its beginning.

In 1851, while the residents of Evansville were building their homes on the banks of Dry Creek, they also erected a one-room log schoolhouse on the north bank of Dry Creek, around 300 North and 400 West. Lehi’s first teacher, Preston Thom...

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