Scott D. Pierce: Donât look for news in the latest documentary about Susan Cox Powell
West Valley City police and the Salt Lake County District Attorney come off looking bad.
(Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune file photo) People gathered to remember missing West Valley City mother Susan Cox Powell s birthday in West View Park in West Valley City, Saturday, October 15, 2011. Powell would have been 30 that day.
  | March 14, 2021, 12:00 p.m.
Yet another documentary about the disappearance of Susan Cox Powell is headed to TV, and thereâs absolutely nothing new in it. Except, perhaps, for the way it spins the story.
The article in The Auburn Citizen Advertiser on the first week of January 1984 announced the Polar Bear Club of Owasco would do a dedicated plunge in Owasco Lake on
The winners, from left, were Grace Prechter of Veritas Christian Academy, Celia Gibbs of East Henderson High School and Madison Geddings of Polk County High School.
Pardee physicians among top docs in state
Twelve physicians at Pardee UNC Health Care were named to Business NC magazine’s Top Doctors list for 2020. Inclusion in the list is based on the opinions of responding doctors in the region and the results of the magazine’s research. The Top Doctors were then voted on by peers in the state to complete the final list.
“It does not surprise me that so many of our wonderful physicians are considered so highly-regarded by their peers,” David Ellis, chief medical officer of Pardee UNC Health Care, said in a news release. “Each one of these doctors is committed to their specialty and providing quality patient care to our community. Being named to this list is a distinct honor.”
The winners, from left, were Grace Prechter of Veritas Christian Academy, Celia Gibbs of East Henderson High School and Madison Geddings of Polk County High School.
Pardee physicians among top docs in state
Twelve physicians at Pardee UNC Health Care were named to Business NC magazine’s Top Doctors list for 2020. Inclusion in the list is based on the opinions of responding doctors in the region and the results of the magazine’s research. The Top Doctors were then voted on by peers in the state to complete the final list.
“It does not surprise me that so many of our wonderful physicians are considered so highly-regarded by their peers,” David Ellis, chief medical officer of Pardee UNC Health Care, said in a news release. “Each one of these doctors is committed to their specialty and providing quality patient care to our community. Being named to this list is a distinct honor.”
Bullington Gardens offers Inspirational Garden Series
Staff Reports
Bullington Gardens is gearing up for its 2021 Spring Speaker Series, offering both virtual and hybrid classes. Participants can expect the same high quality educational programming as offered in past years, according to a news release.
The series kicked off with the Terrarium Workshop on Thursday, Jan. 21, in the warmth of Bullington’s greenhouse. Mary Martin led a small group, maximum of four, in creating individual terrariums to take home.
The Fridays in February Series starts on Feb. 5 with Best Practices in Pruning led by John Murphy, Bullington’s Director of Education.
Other workshops in the series include Feb. 19’s Masses of Grasses, in which Nancy Duffy and Shannon Currey explore the latest in ornamental grasses.