One of the most common misunderstandings about the United States is the claim that it is a democracy. While democratic principles influence American governance, the United States was deliberately founded as a constitutional republic. This distinction is not semantic—it is essential to understanding how American government works and why the system created after 1776 has…
Daily Life in the Thirteen Colonies
In 1776, a group of British colonies on the edge of a powerful empire made a decision that reshaped history. What happened that year was not simply a political separation from Great Britain—it was the articulation of a revolutionary idea: that legitimate government exists to protect inherent human rights, and that its authority comes from…
America in 1776 was not the nation we know today. It was a collection of thirteen colonies, stretching along the Atlantic coast, with fewer than three million people. There were no skyscrapers, highways, or modern cities—just farms, small towns, and bustling ports. Most people lived close to the land. Farming was common, travel was slow,…
On July 4, 2026, America will celebrate the most important milestone in our country’s history—250 years of American Independence.
In today’s competitive landscape, talent alone isn’t enough — visibility is everything. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, freelancer, or professional looking to advance your career, the key to success lies in how effectively you market your skills. The world is full of gifted people who remain unnoticed, not because they lack ability, but because they’ve never…
When it comes to shaping the community you live in, few actions are more powerful than voting in local elections. From city councils to school boards, these are the leaders who make decisions that affect your daily life — yet many eligible voters skip the polls when it matters most. Here’s why your vote at…
The Attorney General’s Office weighs in on Enforcement of the HL&P board pay of retroactive insurance benefit! The HL&P Board was TOLD TO GIVE MONEY BACK AT ONCE! The State Attorney General’s office has sent a letter to HL&P on their determination of the funds taken against state law and HL&P’s own bylaws. In December…
Tomorrow, Friday August 9th is the last day for early voting. The Primary Election will be held August 13, 2013 to select four candidates that will vie for the two (2) open City Council seats in the General Municipal Election in November. To accommodate busy schedules, early voting will be held in the Heber City…
It was great to see everyone at the Fair Days Parade!
