Springville City invites you and your family to enjoy a bike ride with Mayor Packard and the City Council at the annual Bike with the Mayor event. The event is a fun activity for anyone (of all ages).

The event will start at 10:00 am with snacks, games, and, of course, the bike ride. After the ride, the Splash Pad will open for the season!

In 2026, the United States will celebrate 250 years since the Declaration of Independence through the America250 initiative. This nationwide effort invites communities, businesses, and organizations to honor our history, celebrate local stories, and help shape the future.

The Chamber encourages members to get involved through events, service projects, and educational opportunities. Watch for local ways to participate—or reach out if you’d like to be part of the planning. Learn more at https://america250.org.

Join us for our next Noon Networking luncheon on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, featuring Intermountain Health and presenter Dr. Scott A. Downs, MFT. This timely discussion will focus on mental health, employee well-being, reducing burnout, and the local resources available to help businesses and employees thrive. Hear insights from local leaders in Springville and Mapleton as we discuss important community initiatives, growth, and topics impacting our businesses and workforce.

Noon Networking is more than just lunch—it’s an opportunity to stay informed, ask questions, and engage in meaningful conversation with fellow business owners, Chamber members, city officials, and community leaders. Build valuable connections, gain helpful insights, and better understand how local developments may influence your business, customers, and future opportunities. Staying informed matters, but staying connected is powerful. This is your seat at the table.

Register by Friday, 5/8/26, 5PM
Register:  https://www.chamberorganizer.com/members/evr/reg_main.php?orgcode=TSCC&evid=100468853

May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a reminder that strong communities and strong businesses begin with healthy people. Business owners and employees face increasing pressures, stress, and burnout, making it more important than ever to create workplaces where people feel supported, connected, and valued.

Simple actions can make a lasting impact: check in with your employees, encourage work-life balance, promote open conversations, and connect your team with trusted mental health resources. Organizations like Utah Suicide Prevention Coalition and Live On Utah provide valuable tools, trainings, and resources to help businesses strengthen mental wellness, support suicide prevention, and build resilient workplaces.

When businesses invest in people, we build a stronger workforce, healthier communities, and a culture where no one has to struggle alone. Together, we can empower communities and save lives.