The Walton Group Inc.

05/19/2026

05/19/2026

Lots of businesses have laid off staff. If you need some help with marketing, public relations, graphics/design, event planning, etc. give us a call. The Walton Group, Linda, 801.362.0330 or [email protected]

04/22/2026

YES!

The Last Ride of the Duke: Remembering John Wayne
October 11, 1979. The world lost more than a movie star, John Wayne, the Duke, rode off for the final time. Yet his departure was quiet, almost like one of his characters slipping beyond the horizon, leaving behind the lessons of courage, loyalty, and honor that had guided generations. Fans didn’t just mourn a man, they mourned the presence that had shaped childhoods, family nights, and the very way heroism was imagined.

Wayne’s life was a tapestry of stories that went far beyond the screen. Each role he played carried the weight of integrity, every stand-off and every dusty trail teaching us about resilience and standing firm. Those who grew up watching him ride through the American West remember more than the gunfights; they remember the steadfast gaze, the unshakable voice, the quiet confidence that even in silence, spoke volumes. His departure reminded the world that legends may fall, but the echoes of their lives live on.

Decades later, his films continue to inspire. The Searchers, True Grit, Rio Bravo, Stagecoach, they are more than cinema; they are memories, lessons, and moments that remain alive in our hearts. And now, we ask those who loved him: which John Wayne memory stays with you? Which ride, which line, which hero of his life continues to guide your own?

04/20/2026

I can attend, thanks. Linda

RSVP to Kena if you are able to attend.

04/19/2026

Very sad!

PONGO HAS DIED. RIP TO A TRUE MONKEY WARRIOR — GONE, BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN. 🕊️🐒

Today marks a heartbreaking day for everyone who followed his story. Pongo, known by many as a brave and resilient fighter, has sadly passed away. His loss has left deep sadness across the monkey community and among all those who cared about him.

Pongo had been suffering from a serious injury in his groin area that caused severe complications. Reports said the damage made it extremely difficult and painful for him to urinate properly. For weeks, he remained with his troop while struggling through pain, and many people grew increasingly worried as calls for help were made on his behalf.

Concerned supporters tried to find ways for him to receive proper medical attention. Efforts were made to connect qualified veterinarians who could assess his condition and provide the difficult treatment he needed. Eventually, Pongo was rescued and brought in for examination.

Medical evaluations reportedly found multiple health issues, including infection and kidney-related concerns. He was treated with antibiotics and other medications, and for a time, there was hope. Updates said he was eating, drinking, and showing signs of stability. Many believed he might recover.

But later, his condition became more serious again. New complications made urination difficult once more, and surgery was performed in hopes of helping him heal. Sadly, recovery did not go as planned. Post-surgical complications and infection created an even more critical situation.

In the end, the painful decision was made to let Pongo pass peacefully.

For many, Pongo was more than just another monkey. He was seen as a warrior — strong, fearless, and protective of his troop. Even after injuries and hardship, he continued to endure. His strength inspired countless people who watched his journey from afar.

Now, hearts are heavy with grief, but his memory remains powerful.

He will be remembered not for the suffering he endured, but for the courage he showed through it all.
Not for the battles he lost, but for the spirit with which he faced them.
Not for the ending, but for the life he lived.

Rest in peace, dear Pongo.
Reunited in peace, never in pain again.
Gone too soon… but never forgotten. ♥️

03/31/2026

02/22/2026

Great show tonight! Linda

02/20/2026

WHAT? Not high tech?!?!

12/29/2025

Sad!

This fall marked the sharpest nosedive for Utah public school enrollment in over two decades.

12/18/2025

So sorry.