Roots and Branches of Lehi: The People and Stories of Our City

Work Harding

🌳 Dive into Lehi's heart with Roots and Branches of Lehi. Join us for stories from those shaping our community, from city leaders to everyday heroes. Each episode explores Lehi's evolution, offering insights and celebrating our collective history. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new, these narratives deepen connections to our town. 🎙️ Subscribe for inspiring stories and expert insights every week!

  1. Oct 23

    Principled Leadership in a Divided Political Climate

    🏛️ Public service means balancing competing needs, standing by your principles, and remembering who you serve. In this Roots & Branches of Lehi highlight, James Harrison reflects on how his experiences in military service and government shaped his approach to leadership. As a transportation logistics officer, he served in assignments connected to Washington, D.C., China, Pakistan, and Japan, and later volunteered to deploy to Afghanistan. Those experiences taught him to work alongside people with different perspectives while remaining committed to the Constitution and the responsibility of serving Americans. That same mindset carries into local government. James discusses why he pursued a city council seat, the challenges of managing Lehi’s growth, and why housing decisions must account for more than density alone. Infrastructure, neighborhood impacts, and property rights all deserve careful consideration. He also shares his perspective on public spending, explaining how reprioritizing the city budget helped avoid a proposed property tax increase. To James, tax dollars represent a public trust that leaders must handle responsibly. 💬 His broader message is that leadership requires more than defending a position. It means listening, weighing consequences, debating respectfully, and building trust—even when people disagree. Strong communities aren't built by eliminating every difference. They're built by working through those differences with principle and respect. 🏡 At Work Hard Mortgage, we believe stronger communities grow when people invest in one another, take responsibility for their communities, and put down roots where they live. 🎧 Full conversation also in bio. #RootsAndBranchesOfLehi #WorkHardMortgage #LehiUtah #LocalGovernment #CommunityLeadership #PropertyRights #ResponsibleGrowth #PublicService

    Principled Leadership in a Divided Political Climate

  2. Oct 19

    Lehi Utah Growth Explained: Zoning, Property Taxes, Traffic, and Housing

    Lehi City Councilmember James Harrison on Growth, Zoning, Taxes, and Transportation | Roots & Branches of Lehi Podcast How can a growing city balance new housing, traffic, taxes, and the needs of longtime residents? In this episode of Roots & Branches of Lehi, host Ryan Harding sits down with Lehi City Councilmember James Harrison to discuss the decisions shaping Lehi’s future and how residents can take part in local government. Before moving to Lehi in 2022, James served in the Army Reserve as a transportation logistics officer and worked in the U.S. State Department Foreign Service, with assignments in Washington, D.C., China, Pakistan, and Japan. He shares how those experiences shaped his perspective on leadership, public service, and the importance of understanding different viewpoints. James explains why he ran for City Council, including concerns about rapid growth, traffic congestion, infrastructure capacity, and high-density housing. The conversation explores zoning and property rights, protecting commercial land to support sales-tax revenue, and balancing city services with residents’ tax concerns. He also discusses budget constraints, transparency through social media updates, and the challenges of making decisions that reflect competing community priorities. From transportation projects and park improvements to pedestrian safety and long-term land-use planning, this episode offers a closer look at the choices facing Lehi as it grows—and why an engaged community matters. 📌 Subscribe for more Roots & Branches of Lehi episodes exploring the people, decisions, and ideas shaping our community. 🏡 Brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage — helping families go from renting to rooted. 00:00 Podcast Welcome00:37 Meet James Harrison00:51 From Utah to Lehi02:07 Military and State Department Service04:53 Lessons from Diplomacy06:37 Why He Ran for City Council09:39 Growth and Housing12:22 Zoning and Property Rights16:38 Protecting Lehi’s Commercial Tax Base19:50 City Budgets and Tax Choices28:40 Balancing Voter Priorities29:41 Democracy vs. Republic30:28 Expertise and Complex Decisions31:47 Transparency and Budget Limits35:20 Social Media and Accountability38:00 Council Trust and Debate44:03 Long-Term City Priorities48:17 Transportation Project Updates52:26 Parks, Pedestrian Safety, and Community Needs57:02 Community Pride and Getting Involved Lehi City Council, Lehi Utah growth and development, Utah housing and zoning, property rights, local government budgets, property taxes, sales-tax revenue, transportation planning, traffic congestion, city infrastructure, parks and recreation, pedestrian safety, civic engagement, community development in Utah. Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/40J53LnSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7BC8a3YpULFYMSRgtfqF7vYouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlz4rzd_rsGZcR4Kscsck4ez_bWSLCuwM https://workharding.com/start #RootsAndBranchesOfLehi #LehiUtah #LehiCityCouncil #UtahGrowth #LocalGovernment #CommunityDevelopment

    Lehi Utah Growth Explained: Zoning, Property Taxes, Traffic, and Housing

  3. Oct 16

    A Family-Owned Utah Burger Brand, Cajun Fest, and the Road to 30+ Stores

    🍔 Building Chubby’s | Family Business, Cajun Fest & Utah’s Burger Legacy | Highlight Reel How does a family turn a small restaurant into a growing Utah burger brand? In this highlight from Roots & Branches of Lehi, brothers Tom and Mike Moak share the story behind Chubby’s, a family-owned restaurant business built on perseverance, teamwork, and a commitment to serving its community. Starting in Pleasant Grove during the challenging economic climate of 2010, the brothers learned to adapt their menu, work through financial uncertainty, and divide responsibilities according to their individual strengths. With one focused on customer relationships and the other managing behind-the-scenes operations, they developed a partnership that helped the business grow while keeping family at its heart. Their Louisiana roots also remain an important part of the Chubby’s story. From working long hours together to relying on their siblings during the early years, the Moak family learned that success takes sacrifice, trust, and clearly defined roles. They also give back through Cajun Fest, an annual celebration featuring crawfish and Cajun food that brings people together while raising funds for a good cause. Now with ambitions to expand to more than 30 Utah locations, Tom and Mike are focused on growing without losing the customer service and family values that built their business. Their journey is a reminder that successful local businesses do more than serve great food—they create gathering places, support their neighbors, and become part of a community’s story. 📌 Love stories about family businesses, local entrepreneurs, and the people building stronger communities? Follow for more highlights and full episodes of Roots & Branches of Lehi, brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage. 🏡 At Work Hard Mortgage, we believe in that same principle: stronger communities are built when people invest in each other and put down roots where they live. ⸻ • 00:00 – Connections Beyond Blood• 00:07 – Adapting the Menu to Survive• 00:28 – Complementary Strengths in Business• 00:48 – From Louisiana to Utah• 01:13 – A Big Family Behind the Brand• 01:21 – Growing Chubby’s Across Utah• 01:45 – Family Bonds & Defined Roles• 02:20 – Cajun Fest & Giving Back• 02:49 – Early Hustle, Long Hours & Sacrifice• 03:34 – Expansion Plans & Future Vision• 04:25 – Community Impact & Customer Favorites• 04:53 – Sixteen Years of Building a Legacy ⸻ Chubby’s Burgers • Tom and Mike Moak • Utah Restaurant Business • Family-Owned Restaurants • Small Business Success • Restaurant Entrepreneurship • Louisiana Cajun Food • Cajun Fest • Community Fundraising • Customer Service • Family Business Partnerships • Local Business Growth • Roots and Branches of Lehi Podcast • Lehi Utah • Utah Food Scene • Building a Family Legacy ⸻ 📲 Take the 60-second Homebuyer Readiness Quiz — link in bio 🎧 Full conversation also in bio #RootsAndBranchesOfLehi #WorkHardMortgage #BuyAHomeBuildACommunity #LocalLeadership #LehiUtah #RealStoriesRealPeople

    A Family-Owned Utah Burger Brand, Cajun Fest, and the Road to 30+ Stores

  4. Oct 12

    From One Restaurant to 12: How Chubby’s Built a Utah Family Business

    From Louisiana Roots to Utah Burgers: Tom & Mike Moak on Family, Resilience, and Chubby’s | Roots and Branches of Lehi Podcast What does it take to turn a small restaurant into a growing family business without losing sight of what matters most? In this episode of Roots and Branches of Lehi, host Ryan Harding sits down with brothers Tom and Mike Moak, founders of Chubby’s, to explore the family, faith, resilience, and customer-first mindset behind a Utah burger brand that started during a difficult economy and continues to grow. Tom and Mike share how their family moved from Louisiana to Utah and eventually opened the first Chubby’s location in Pleasant Grove in 2010. What began as a breakfast restaurant quickly evolved into a fast-casual lunch and dinner concept centered around burgers, chicken sandwiches, cheesesteaks, and Louisiana-inspired flavors. They explain how listening to customers, maintaining quality, and being willing to change helped the business survive its early years and adapt through COVID. Family is at the center of the Chubby’s story. The brothers discuss what it’s like to work alongside relatives, how they divide responsibilities, and why putting family first has remained a guiding principle as the company has expanded. They also share the challenges of bootstrapping a restaurant, managing growth, introducing technology and online ordering, and maintaining a consistent customer experience across multiple locations. Now with a growing presence throughout Utah County and a new Lehi drive-through, Tom and Mike look toward the future while keeping the same values that shaped the company from the beginning. Their story offers lessons for entrepreneurs, family businesses, and anyone trying to build something that can grow without losing its roots. 📌 Love hearing stories about the businesses, families, and entrepreneurs helping shape Lehi and Utah County? Subscribe for more Roots and Branches of Lehi episodes celebrating community, resilience, and the people behind local businesses. 🏡 Brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage — helping families go from renting to rooted. • 00:00 – Podcast Welcome• 00:36 – Meet Tom and Mike Moak• 00:54 – Starting Chubby’s in 2010• 01:33 – Becoming Business Partners as Brothers• 02:24 – Chubby’s Restaurant Roots• 03:52 – From Louisiana to Utah• 05:53 – Building a Business Around a Big Family• 06:56 – Locations, Growth & the Chubby’s Brand• 08:11 – Working With Family• 10:55 – Advice for Family Businesses• 12:29 – The Chubby’s Menu & Cajun Fest• 15:03 – Sourcing Quality Beef• 16:19 – What Made Chubby’s Successful• 19:29 – Bootstrapping the Early Years• 23:59 – Expanding Beyond Pleasant Grove• 29:20 – Family Growth and New Opportunities• 30:46 – Why Scaling a Restaurant Is Hard• 33:09 – The Lehi Drive-Through Experiment• 36:23 – Plans for West Point & Future Locations• 38:09 – Long-Term Growth Vision• 39:21 – Lessons From Difficult Markets• 41:39 – Community Fundraising & Giving Back• 45:33 – Menu Pivots, Specials & Staying Relevant• 47:45 – Owner Roles Across the Stores• 50:00 – Technology, Online Ordering & Social Media• 53:11 – Reflecting on Community Support• 55:08 – Podcast Closing & Thanks 👣 Related Topics: Chubby’s • Utah Restaurants • Family-Owned Business • Family Entrepreneurship • Utah Small Business • Louisiana Food • Cajun Fest • Restaurant Growth • Lehi Utah • Pleasant Grove Utah • Community Fundraising • Roots and Branches of Lehi 🎧 Listen to More Roots & Branches of Lehi: Apple: https://apple.co/40J53Ln Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7BC8a3YpULFYMSRgtfqF7v YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlz4rzd_rsGZcR4Kscsck4ez_bWSLCuwM 🏠 Ready to go from renting to rooted? ✔️ https://workharding.com/start #RootsAndBranches #LehiUtah #CommunityStories #WorkHardMortgage #FromRentsToRoots #Chubbys #UtahBusiness #FamilyBusiness #UtahRestaurants #Entrepreneurship

    From One Restaurant to 12: How Chubby’s Built a Utah Family Business

  5. Sep 18

    How Sunshine Street Co. Began

    ✨ Sunshine Street Co. | Personalized Jewelry, Healing Moments & Small Business Dreams | Highlight Reel What if a simple piece of jewelry could tell someone's story? In this highlight from Roots & Branches of Lehi, Rachel Hunter shares how a desire to create something meaningful beyond motherhood led her to build Sunshine Street Co., a one-woman business dedicated to celebrating life's most important moments. After launching on August 26, 2021, Rachel taught herself the art of hand-stamped jewelry using little more than a hammer, an anvil, and a vision. What began as a creative outlet quickly grew into a thriving business known throughout Lehi for personalized necklaces, bracelets, and keepsakes that commemorate names, anniversaries, birthdays, meaningful symbols, and even angel numbers. But for Rachel, the jewelry has always been about more than accessories. Many of her most meaningful creations honor life's biggest milestones—from welcoming a new baby to remembering a loved one who has passed away. Through each custom piece, she has witnessed how thoughtful gifts can provide comfort, preserve memories, and strengthen the bonds between families and friends. Her journey is also a testament to the courage it takes to build a business from the ground up, embrace vulnerability, and serve a community that has enthusiastically supported her dream. It's a beautiful reminder that the smallest handcrafted treasures often carry the greatest meaning—and that strong communities are built one meaningful connection at a time. 📌 Love stories about local entrepreneurs, creativity, and the people making Lehi a special place to call home? Follow for more highlights and full episodes of Roots & Branches of Lehi, brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage. 🏡 At Work Hard Mortgage, we believe in that same principle: stronger communities are built when people invest in each other and put down roots where they live. ⸻ • 00:00 – Lehi Roots & Growing Up• 00:15 – Starting Sunshine Street Co.• 00:51 – Launching an Online Business• 01:47 – The Hustle of a One-Woman Shop• 02:05 – Personalized Jewelry & Customer Stories• 02:25 – Building Confidence Through Business• 02:44 – Jewelry That Marks Life's Biggest Moments• 03:54 – Angel Numbers, Grief & Healing• 04:27 – A Love Letter to the Lehi Community ⸻ Small Business Entrepreneurship • Personalized Jewelry • Hand-Stamped Jewelry • Women-Owned Business • Handmade Gifts • Meaningful Jewelry • Grief & Healing • Creative Entrepreneurship • Supporting Local Businesses • Community Connection • Roots and Branches of Lehi Podcast • Lehi Utah • Family Milestones • Custom Jewelry • Sunshine Street Co. ⸻ 📲 Take the 60-second Homebuyer Readiness Quiz — link in bio 🎧 Full conversation also in bio #RootsAndBranchesOfLehi #WorkHardMortgage #BuyAHomeBuildACommunity #LocalLeadership #LehiUtah #RealStoriesRealPeople

    How Sunshine Street Co. Began

  6. Sep 14

    The Inspiring Story Behind Sunshine Street Co. and Handmade Jewelry

    Turning Grief into Purpose: Rachel Hunter on Sunshine Street Co. and Lehi Community | Roots and Branches of Lehi Podcast How can a simple piece of jewelry become a lasting reminder of love, hope, and connection? In this episode of Roots and Branches of Lehi, host Ryan Harding sits down with lifelong Lehi resident and Sunshine Street Co. owner Rachel Hunter to share the heartfelt story behind her hand-stamped jewelry business and the community that helped it grow. Rachel reflects on growing up in Lehi and how one deeply personal experience changed the course of her life. After creating "Brooklyn Strong" bracelets during a Lehi Roundup fundraiser in honor of her cousin, Brooklyn Trapp, who courageously battled cancer for eight years, Rachel discovered the power of creating meaningful keepsakes that celebrate life, preserve memories, and bring comfort during life's most significant moments. That experience inspired her to launch Sunshine Street Co. on August 26, 2021. As a one-woman business owner and mother of three, Rachel shares the realities of balancing family life with entrepreneurship while designing every piece by hand. From personalized necklaces and bracelets to memorial jewelry and custom gifts, she explains how each order tells a unique story. She also discusses building her business through Instagram, local events, and word-of-mouth, along with the overwhelming support she's received from the Lehi community. Throughout the conversation, Rachel reflects on why Lehi continues to feel like home, the importance of supporting local businesses, and why pursuing your passion—even when it feels uncertain—is always worthwhile. Her story is a reminder that small acts of creativity and service can leave a lasting impact on individuals, families, and an entire community. 📌 Love hearing stories from the entrepreneurs, creators, and community members making Lehi a special place to call home? Subscribe for more Roots and Branches of Lehi episodes celebrating local businesses, meaningful service, and the people behind our community. 🏡 Brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage — helping families go from renting to rooted. • 00:00 – Podcast Welcome• 00:37 – Meet Rachel Hunter• 01:04 – Growing Up in Lehi• 01:57 – Introducing Sunshine Street Co.• 02:47 – The Story Behind the Brand• 06:01 – Five Years in Business• 06:59 – Products, Customers & Personalized Jewelry• 07:54 – Selling Online and at Community Events• 08:58 – Running a One-Woman Business• 09:31 – Balancing Motherhood and Entrepreneurship• 10:40 – Kids, Creativity & Family Life• 11:16 – The Signature Delilah Discs Collection• 12:53 – Managing the Business Behind the Scenes• 14:16 – Memorial Jewelry and Healing Through Keepsakes• 16:48 – Make a Day Monday Moments• 19:22 – The Story Behind the 11:11 Necklace• 21:58 – Why Lehi Feels Like Home• 23:36 – Thoughts on Lehi's Growth and Road Changes• 24:42 – Final Advice and Closing Thoughts 👣 Related Topics: Sunshine Street Co. • Small Business • Handmade Jewelry • Personalized Gifts • Women Entrepreneurs • Memorial Jewelry • Lehi Small Business • Community Stories • Local Makers • Roots and Branches of Lehi 🎧 Listen to More Roots & Branches of Lehi: Apple: https://apple.co/40J53Ln Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7BC8a3YpULFYMSRgtfqF7v YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlz4rzd_rsGZcR4Kscsck4ez_bWSLCuwM 🏠 Ready to go from renting to rooted? ✔️ https://workharding.com/start #RootsAndBranches #LehiUtah #CommunityStories #WorkHardMortgage #FromRentsToRoots #SunshineStreetCo #SmallBusiness #WomenEntrepreneurs #HandmadeJewelry #ShopLocal

    The Inspiring Story Behind Sunshine Street Co. and Handmade Jewelry

  7. Sep 11

    Keeping Lehi's Heritage Alive

    🤠 Lehi Heritage Days | Six Generations, Small-Town Roots & Keeping Traditions Alive | Highlight Reel How do you preserve a community's traditions while embracing a rapidly growing future? In this highlight from Roots & Branches of Lehi, Shawn and Nikki Winters share what it's like to belong to families whose roots in Lehi stretch back six generations—and why preserving community heritage matters now more than ever. Growing up in Lehi meant learning that neighbors often felt like family, where honesty, hard work, and service were simply expected. From family ties to Fox Farm and Thanksgiving Point to memories of a town where nearly everyone knew each other, Shawn and Nikki reflect on the values that shaped their lives and continue to define the community today. The conversation explores the balance between welcoming new residents and honoring the traditions that have made Lehi unique for generations. From organizing Heritage Days and the iconic stock parade to supporting meaningful service projects—including improvements to the cemetery office for grieving families—they share how communities stay strong when people give back. As horses become harder to keep and long-standing traditions naturally evolve, Shawn and Nikki remind us that preserving heritage isn't about resisting change—it's about carrying forward the values that make a place feel like home. It's a heartfelt reminder that communities thrive when the past is remembered, the present is celebrated, and everyone is invited to help shape the future. 📌 Love stories about local traditions, community service, and the people preserving Lehi's heritage? Follow for more highlights and full episodes of Roots & Branches of Lehi, brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage. 🏡 At Work Hard Mortgage, we believe in that same principle: stronger communities are built when people invest in each other and put down roots where they live. ⸻ • 00:00 – Small-Town Bonds• 00:11 – Six Generations of Lehi Roots• 00:30 – Community Values & Hard Work• 00:49 – Honoring Heritage Days• 01:06 – Balancing Tradition & Growth• 01:25 – Building a Culture of Service• 01:40 – The Heritage Days Stock Parade• 01:51 – Leadership Through Service• 02:40 – Preparing for the Old West Parade• 03:11 – Preserving Western Traditions• 03:52 – The Changing Role of Horses• 04:05 – Keeping Heritage Alive• 04:28 – What It Means to Be a Pioneer• 04:39 – How Traditions Evolve• 04:53 – When Everyone Knows Everyone ⸻ Lehi Heritage Days • Lehi Roundup Rodeo • Stock Parade • Pioneer Heritage • Small-Town Traditions • Community Service • Thanksgiving Point • Fox Farm History • Western Heritage • Family Legacy • Roots and Branches of Lehi Podcast • Lehi Utah • Community Growth • Preserving Local Traditions • Small-Town Values ⸻ 📲 Take the 60-second Homebuyer Readiness Quiz — link in bio 🎧 Full conversation also in bio #RootsAndBranchesOfLehi #WorkHardMortgage #BuyAHomeBuildACommunity #LocalLeadership #LehiUtah #RealStoriesRealPeople

    Keeping Lehi's Heritage Alive

  8. Sep 9

    Inside Lehi's Famous Stock Parade and Community Traditions

    Preserving Lehi’s Heritage: Shawn & Nikki Winters on Service, Tradition, and the Stock Parade | Roots and Branches of Lehi Podcast What keeps a community connected as it grows? In this episode of Roots and Branches of Lehi, host Ryan Harding sits down with lifelong Lehi residents and high school sweethearts Shawn and Nikki Winters to explore how generations of family, service, and tradition continue to shape the heart of Lehi. With family roots stretching back six to eight generations, the Winters share why they've chosen to stay, serve, and invest in the city they proudly call home. From growing up in a close-knit farming community to experiencing life outside Utah before returning home, Shawn and Nikki reflect on the unique culture that makes Lehi special. They discuss how events like the Stock Parade, Lehi Roundup Rodeo, Arts in the Park, and countless volunteer efforts bring together longtime residents and newcomers alike, helping preserve Lehi's identity while welcoming growth. Shawn also offers a behind-the-scenes look at his years serving as Lehi's cemetery sexton, including creating the city's infant cemetery section and improving the cemetery experience for grieving families. Now working with the Parks Department, he shares the challenges of maintaining beautiful public spaces while balancing growth, sustainability, and water conservation. Together, Shawn and Nikki also explain what it takes to organize the beloved non-motorized Stock Parade and why preserving traditions matters for future generations. This heartfelt conversation is a reminder that thriving communities aren't built by accident—they're built by neighbors who volunteer, preserve local history, and create places where families can gather for generations to come. 📌 Love hearing the stories of the people preserving Lehi's history and traditions? Subscribe for more Roots and Branches of Lehi episodes celebrating community, heritage, and the people who make Lehi feel like home. 🏡 Brought to you by Work Hard Mortgage — helping families go from renting to rooted. • 00:00 – Podcast Welcome • 00:45 – Meet Shawn and Nikki Winters • 01:50 – Six to Eight Generations in Lehi • 03:37 – Growing Up in a Small-Town Community • 07:41 – Bridging "Old" and "New" Lehi • 09:45 – Volunteering and Community Traditions • 12:33 – Honoring Heritage Through Lehi Days • 14:08 – Creating the Infant Cemetery Section • 18:52 – Serving Through the Parks Department • 21:19 – Growth, Parks, and Community Service • 24:44 – Water-Wise Park Design • 27:04 – Conserving Water While Growing Lehi • 28:01 – Lessons from the Parade Committee • 30:11 – Safer Online Parade Registration • 34:13 – Preserving the Non-Motorized Stock Parade • 35:38 – Memorable Wild Horse Moments • 37:10 – Parade Logistics, Hitches & Trophies • 38:30 – Favorite Family Parade Memories • 43:29 – Looking Ahead to Lehi's Future • 47:13 – Expanding Parks for Future Families • 49:25 – Legacy, Gratitude & Closing Thoughts • 52:45 – Podcast Outro 👣 Related Topics: Lehi Heritage • Stock Parade • Lehi Roundup Rodeo • Community Service • Parks & Recreation • Historic Preservation • Volunteerism • Family Traditions • Civic Engagement • Roots and Branches of Lehi 🎧 Listen to More Roots & Branches of Lehi: Apple: https://apple.co/40J53Ln Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7BC8a3YpULFYMSRgtfqF7v YouTube Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlz4rzd_rsGZcR4Kscsck4ez_bWSLCuwM 🏠 Ready to go from renting to rooted? ✔️ https://workharding.com/start #RootsAndBranches #LehiUtah #CommunityStories #WorkHardMortgage #FromRentsToRoots #LehiHeritage #StockParade #CommunityService #Volunteerism #LehiRoundup

    Inside Lehi's Famous Stock Parade and Community Traditions
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🌳 Dive into Lehi's heart with Roots and Branches of Lehi. Join us for stories from those shaping our community, from city leaders to everyday heroes. Each episode explores Lehi's evolution, offering insights and celebrating our collective history. Whether you’re a longtime resident or new, these narratives deepen connections to our town. 🎙️ Subscribe for inspiring stories and expert insights every week!

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