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🐝 Buzz Check: Where Are the Bees This Spring?

🍕Lucky Slice Pizza Grand Opening TODAY on Main Street

🇺🇸 Layton Hills Mall Honors Military Kids

🎮 Farmington High Wins State in First-Ever Esports Championship

🥎 Viewmont Rolls, Woods Cross Battles, Braves Fall Late

💛 This Week Events

🐣 Seasonal & Community Events

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🌤️ TODAY’S WEATHER
52°F | Monday, Partly Sunny
Precipitation: 20% | Humidity: 43% | Wind: 10 mph

🤭 TODAY’S CHUCKLE

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🐝 Buzz Check: Where Are the Bees This Spring?

A local resident sparked a lively neighborhood conversation after wondering if bees seem scarce this spring. Responses from across the Salt Lake area were mixed—some neighbors say their yards are buzzing with honeybees and bumblebees, especially around blooming plants like wisteria and fruit trees, while others report seeing mostly wasps or fewer bees than usual. We did a quick check, and while pollinator activity can feel slower early in the season—especially with cooler weather—experts say bees are still out there and tend to ramp up as more plants hit full bloom.

Why It Matters: Pollinators directly impact our gardens, trees, and local food supply—so even small seasonal shifts can affect what blooms (and what doesn’t) in our neighborhoods.

Out of Area: Conversation is centered in Salt Lake neighborhoods but highlights a seasonal trend worth watching locally.

🍕Lucky Slice Pizza Grand Opening TODAY on Main Street

A new Lucky Slice Pizza is officially opening Monday, April 13, bringing a fresh dining option to Bountiful’s Main Street. The spot replaces a retiring business, with help from the city’s RDA to transform the space into a vibrant restaurant. Hours are Monday–Thursday 11 AM–9 PM, Friday–Saturday 11 AM–10 PM, and Sunday Noon–9 PM.

Why It Matters: More local dining options mean more energy (and foot traffic) for Main Street—and another go-to pizza spot for Bountiful families.

🇺🇸 Layton Hills Mall Honors Military Kids

Layton Hills Mall is teaming up with Blue Star Families to celebrate the Month of the Military Child with special activities and recognition for military families. The event highlights the resilience and contributions of kids in military households.

Why It Matters: While just north of our core area, many South Davis families have military ties—this is a chance to show support and celebrate local kids’ sacrifices.
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🎮 Farmington High Wins State in First-Ever Esports Championship

The Quick Summary: Big win for Farmington—Farmington High School claimed the 6A title at Utah’s first-ever high school esports state championships over the weekend. Teams competed in games like Mario Kart, Super Smash Bros., and Rocket League, with Farmington edging out Bingham to take the top spot. Schools across the state participated, but Farmington brought home the headline victory for our area.

Why It Matters: This puts Farmington on the map in a fast-growing sport, giving local students new ways to compete, connect, and represent their school.
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🥎 Viewmont Rolls, Woods Cross Battles, Braves Fall Late

Viewmont shut out Skyline 17-0 behind big performances from Peyton Burningham and Ricki Smith, while Olympus overpowered Woods Cross 24-9 despite a late Wildcats rally. Bountiful couldn’t hold an early lead, falling 15-5 to Deseret Peak after a 12-run sixth inning comeback.

Why It Matters: These early region and nonregion games set the tone for local teams as they build momentum (or regroup) heading deeper into the season.

👇 This Week👇

WED, APR 15th

🗳️ Davis County Leadership 101 | 6–8 PM | Centerville Library (45 S 400 W) | Learn what county commissioners and the sheriff do with local leaders.

Now Thru April 17th

🌿 Farmington Spring Cleanup | Regular pickup day | Farmington Curbside | City crews collect residential limbs and branches (max 8” diameter, 8’ length; one pile per home)
👉 Details

SAT, APR 18th

🌊 Songkran Celebration | 12 PM–7 PM | Mak Mak Thai Cuisine, Bountiful | Free family event with water fun, bounce houses, giveaways, cars, and Thai food all afternoon. 👉 Details

SAT, April 18

🛍️ Thriftpalooza Vintage Market | 10 AM | Western Sports Park (Farmington) | Vintage shopping, local vendors, and deals—3 early or $5 at the door.
👉 For more info and updates, follow @thriftpalooza_utah on Instagram. 

Now thru May 9th

🌸 Cross E Ranch Spring Festival | Baby animals, games, candy cannon & golden egg hunt fun for the whole family. 👉 Details

🎨 Chalk Art Festival Registration Opens Soon! The Bountiful Chalk Art Festival is gearing up for another colorful year, with artist registration opening April 20 at 7 AM. Spots fill quickly, so early sign-ups are encouraged, and sponsors are also being accepted ahead of final poster and t-shirt printing. The sidewalk magic returns June 3–6. 👉 Details

🎶 Music in the Park Needs Sponsors! Bountiful’s longtime summer concert series is looking for community sponsors to help keep the music playing. After 17 years, organizers are inviting both local businesses and residents to pitch in through donations or sponsorships. It’s a simple way to support a free, family-friendly tradition that brings neighbors together all summer long. 👉 See post

🎤 Bountiful’s Got Talent Auditions Open! Local performers can audition for Bountiful’s Got Talent on May 14, 16, and 23, with a final audition on June 24 at the Joy Foundation Studio. Selected finalists will take the stage June 26 during the city’s Summer Concert Series at Bountiful City Park. 👉 Details

🎪 CHOICE Education is hosting the Acton Children’s Business Fair in Bountiful on SAT, May 9, marking its 6th year. Young entrepreneurs (ages 5–15) will run their own booths from 3:30–6 PM in the Bountiful Junior High parking lot. Come support local kids as they showcase their creativity, products, and business skills! 👉 Details

🐶 Stray Dog Reminder: Animal Care of Davis County says many incoming dogs likely have families looking for them. Residents are encouraged to stop by in person, as matches aren’t always clear online. Pets are held for 5 business days before becoming available for adoption—so acting quickly matters. 👉 See post

BOUNTIFUL HIGH SCHOOL

🎭 Upcoming Theater Productions

WOODS CROSS HIGH SCHOOL

VIEWMONT HIGH SCHOOL

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