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Local News:

• 🌿 New Nursery Blooms in Bountiful

• ⚖️ Morgan Man Sentenced in Davis Pool Scam Cases

• 🥾 Caution Urged After Hiker Falls at Adams Canyon

• ⚽ Phoenix Punch Their Ticket in Thriller at Zions Bank Stadium

💛 This Week Events - Check out this week’s Happenings 

🌿 Wellness Wednesday by Erin - 🌿Healing Looks Different for Everyone

 📣 City Events: Memorial Day, Food Trucks, Farmers Market & More

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🌿 New Nursery Blooms in Bountiful

A new plant shop, Eric Engh Gardens, has officially opened in Bountiful at the former Smith’s Feed building on 200 West — the one with the big dragon mural. Local residents are already praising the nursery’s variety, quality, and strong selection of perennials, with several saying it feels like a welcome replacement for the old J & L Gardens experience. If you’re working on your yard or garden this spring, neighbors are encouraging residents to stop by and support this new local business.
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⚖️ Morgan Man Sentenced in Davis Pool Scam Cases

A Morgan man has been sentenced to prison after prosecutors say he took payments from Davis County homeowners for swimming pool projects that were never completed. Robert Patrick Riley received one to 15 years in prison on each of three communications fraud charges tied to projects in Davis County, following similar convictions in Weber County. 👉 Read More

🥾 Caution Urged After Hiker Falls at Adams Canyon

Officials are reminding hikers to use extra caution on the Adams Canyon Trail after a recent fall prompted an emergency response. The popular Layton-area trail is known for steep terrain, rocky sections, and slippery conditions near the waterfall, especially during spring runoff. Adams Canyon is a favorite hiking spot for many South Davis residents, and the warning comes as warmer weather brings more families and outdoor groups onto local trails. 👉 Read More

🔥 Heavy Smoke Visible Across Davis County After Fire

Thick black smoke could be seen across parts of Davis and Salt Lake counties Tuesday after a large fire broke out near Salt Lake City. Residents from Bountiful to Farmington reported seeing the smoke plume rising high into the sky as emergency crews responded.

The smoke was visible across South Davis County and caused concern for many residents during the morning commute, especially those wondering about air quality and possible traffic impacts. 👉 Read More

⚽ Phoenix Punch Their Ticket in Thriller at Zions Bank Stadium

Farmington battled Mountain Ridge to a hard-fought 2-2 finish Tuesday at Zions Bank Stadium, with the Phoenix showing grit in one of the season’s biggest matchups. Dax Patrick and Kade Mackintosh each found the back of the net, while Jack Burrup added an assist to help keep Farmington rolling. The Phoenix continue proving they can compete with anyone this postseason, giving Farmington fans plenty to cheer about as the playoff push heats up.

👇 This Week👇

Monday, May 18th

• North Salt Lake League Night (Food Trucks) 5-8 pm | 1140 W 1100 N NSL 👉 Details

Tuesday, May 19th

• Bountiful League Night (Food Trucks) 5-8pm 👉 Details 54 E. 100 S.

TUE, May 20

• 🔒 Internet Safety Workshop | 6 PM–7:30 PM | Centerville Library (45 S. 400 W. Centerville) | Davis County Sheriff’s detectives share tips on online safety, hidden apps, and local internet risks for parents, caregivers, and ages 12+

Friday, May 23rd

• 💦 North Cottonwood Commons Grand Opening | 5 PM | 550 Innovator Dr, Farmington | Live music, food trucks, family activities, and the new splash pad opening. 👉 See Post

Friday, May 23rd

• Bountiful League Night (Food Trucks) 5-8pm 👉 Details 54 E. 100 S.

🌿Healing Looks Different for Everyone

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to wellness. Some people heal through movement. Others through stillness, sound, touch, breath, or simply being supported in a peaceful space.

✨ Wellness Tip:
Pay attention to what your body has been craving lately.
More rest? More movement? More calm? More connection?

Sometimes your body already knows what it needs—we just have to slow down enough to listen.

Whether you’re curious about yoga, meditation, foot zoning, sound baths, or wellness workshops, Erin offers a variety of holistic experiences designed to help you reconnect, recharge, and feel more balanced from the inside out. 💜

For questions or class information, call or text Erin at 801-201-3925.

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🎨 Looking for a creative outlet this season? The Bountiful Davis Art Center is rolling out pottery classes for kids, teens, and adults — with everything from wheel throwing and sculpting to fun themed projects like Pokémon and fairy homes. Open Studio sessions are also available for experienced artists ready to get their hands dirty. 👉 Find class details and sign-up

📚 Older teen and adult readers have a new summer challenge in Downtown Bountiful. Pick up a “Summer Reading Bookmark” at the Book Garden, read 10 books and buy 10 books between June 1 and Aug. 31, and earn a free slice from Lucky Slice Pizza. 👉 See Post

🎸 A new private music teacher in Farmington is opening lesson spots for guitar, bass, and ukulele students. Christopher Williams, a recent Utah State guitar performance graduate, offers lessons for beginners through advanced players, including a free 20-minute intro session for new students. 👉 See Post

👶 A West Bountiful college student studying Early Childhood Education is looking for a full-time summer nanny position through mid-August. Clara Kagie says she’s CPR certified, experienced with childcare and special needs support, and available to help local families with transportation, activities and light household help.
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☀️ Looking for summer plans close to home? Bountiful Main Street is highlighting a fun community bingo sheet from Discover Davis packed with local adventures, activities, and family-friendly ideas across Davis County. From outdoor exploring to hidden local gems, it’s an easy way to build your own summer bucket list.
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REMINDERS:

🎶 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

📣 Bountiful High Cheer Collecting Donations

Bountiful High Cheer is gathering gently used items like clothing, shoes, hats, towels, purses, and backpacks to support Big Brothers Big Sisters. Local residents and businesses can DM Corianne Wilson Kourbelas to arrange pickup. It’s an easy way for Bountiful neighbors to clear out extras while supporting a good cause. 👉 See Post

🎭 Woods Cross High Theater Camp Returns This Summer! June 8–11

The Woods Cross High School Theater Department is hosting a “Heroes & Villains” themed theater camp for incoming 1st–9th graders. Kids will enjoy theater games, songs, and scenes while building confidence and creativity. Cost is $60 and includes a camp t-shirt. Register by May 19 to guarantee a spot and shirt.
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🏫 Summer Lunch 🍎 

Free summer lunches for all kids 18 & under will be available June 1 – July 23 at select Davis School District schools — including Adelaide Elementary and Meadowbrook Elementary in Bountiful, and Centerville Elementary in Centerville. Meals are served Monday–Thursday from 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM with no registration or income requirements needed.

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