Education

Back in the Saddle Again

Wendi Bulkley returns to the Utah Tech Athletic Department as its New Athletic Development Director Article by Fred Bernhardt | Photography by Provided A major change in Utah Tech University athletics—the ascension to Division 1 competition—is creating a new dynamic and elevating the need for greater community engagement and support. One way to achieve this level of support is by boosting the number of people attending athletic events, and yet another is by increasing donor support from...

April 2024

Arts + Culture

50 Over 50

Master photographers, Melody Averett and Rhonda Miller, shine a spotlight on their community's women Article by Marianne Hamilton | Photography by M&R Gallery of Photography At Santa Clara City Hall, a collection of powerful, poignant photographs recently graced the walls. The “50 Over 50” exhibit, displayed during a special event on April 3, was the culmination of a visual project first envisioned by M&R Gallery of Photography, the St. George-based purveyors of fine art portraiture. Owned by...

April 2024

Life + Culture

Dear Younger Me

One woman’s advice on womanhood to her younger self Article by Asher Swan | Photography by Asher Swan; Provided Jennie Hendricks was raised in the Salt Lake area, the eldest of her siblings, and she embodied tenacity at a young age. By 14 she worked as a janitor, assuming the caretaker role for her siblings. As a consequence of her mother’s decisions, Jennie encountered familial upheaval, and at 16, Jennie found herself separated from her family. Despite her challenges, Jennie remained...

April 2024

Home + Design

Enhancing the Windows to Your World

Park City Design & Blind showcases expertise in St. George Article by Marianne Hamilton | Photography by Courtesy of Park City Blinds Since 1995, Park City Blind & Design has been beautifying internal spaces with high-end, custom window treatments, upholstery, motorization and bedding. Southern Utah home and business owners now can take advantage of the family-run company’s expertise, thanks to their new St. George showroom.  St. George City Lifestyle recently caught up with co-owner Ann...

April 2024

Life + Culture

It's My Turn

Kristen Clarke discusses "the essentials" in her law school journey Article by Kristen Clarke | Photography by Asher Swan When people meet me for the first time and realize I'm going to law school as a mother of six, they ask how I do it. My honest response is "My husband is making it possible." People then ask whether he works from home or part-time, or if he has a "chill" job. To be clear, Eric Clarke has a high-stress, high-impact and demanding job. He is the elected county attorney here...

April 2024

Arts + Culture

Soaring the Pacific in World War II

Distinguished veteran and centenarian, Wally Humphreys, recounts his epic story Article and Photography by David Cordero With an enchanting azure sky above and the daunting and seemingly endless Pacific Ocean below, Wally Humphreys and the men aboard his B-25J contemplated their impending mission. On a spring day in 1945-in the midst of World War II-shortly after commencing their orders, the plane was targeted in a counter attempt, sustaining damage between the right engine nacelle and the...

April 2024

Life + Culture

Investment in Family

Cultivating a legacy beyond financial gain Article by Asher J. Swan | Photography by Contributed In the currency of life, few investments yield as profound and enduring returns as those made in the treasury of the family. Investing in one’s family is not just about monetary contributions—it is about dedicating the most precious currency of all—time. In today’s fast-paced world, where schedules often dictate our lives, taking the time to be fully present with loved ones is a priceless...

March 2024

Fitness

Invest in Fitness

The Golf Institute of America offers a holistic approach to learning the golf swing Article by JJ Abernathy | Photography by Asher Swan What Arnold Billingsley likes best about promoting golf is seeing people smile. “I like to help people, and their smiles are priceless! I just want to make people’s lives better,” he says, with a smile in his own voice. He is a golfer and a gentleman. Arnie, as he is called, began playing golf at age 10, and by 14 he was hooked. He turned professional in...

March 2024

Food + Beverage

Spring Flavors Unveiled

Elevate your spring salads with farro and vegetables of vibrant colors and flavors Article by Chef Jackie Dodart | Photography by Jackie Dodart Farro is one of the original grains listed in the Bible, and according to Oldways Whole Grains Council, it is one of the oldest cultivated grains. Archaeologists studying sites in the Fertile Crescent dating back over 10,000 years have discovered evidence of domesticated farro.  Today, farro is a modern grain, showcasing chewy nuttiness with wholesome...

March 2024

Finance + Legal Services

Bank of Utah

The strength behind its newly opened St. George Banking Center Article by Joanie Michel | Photography by Courtesy of Bank of Utah Most people have heard of the Browning family as creators and crafters of the famed Browning firearms. But there is another side to the Browning story, one in which Frank M. Browning started Bank of Utah in 1952. Here is how a gunsmithing family branched into banking. Technically skilled gunsmiths were often asked to fix cars. Growing up, Frank M. Browning worked...

March 2024