Payson Market March 2012 Business of Month.
Payson Market opened in Decenber 1996. We are a full service grocery store and pharmacy.

Their bakery prides itself in making all products fresh daily. They offer special orders even wedding cakes.

The produce has many different varities of fruit and vegetables incliding organic items. Also a variety of fresh made chips and dips.

The meat department is top of the line certified angus beef, with fresh seafood, cut to order and seasoned meats, and fresh hamburger patties daily.

They have a full service floral with ballons and much more.

A full service deli with sliced meats and cheeses and fresh sushi made daily.

In their pharmacy Hal and Will are the two friendly pharmacists in town.

Payson Market are proud supporters of all local schools and community events. They also do many special events such as Trunk or Treat and our tail gate parties.

They are locally owned, bank locally and buy locally!They hope to see you all at Payson Market soon! Your friendliest store in town.

They Pride ourselves on our quality and customer service, if you need anything just ask for Mike or Marilyn.

Thank you Payson for 15 great years and looking forward to many more.

Kelly and Rebecca Morganson, Owners of Morganson Custom Frame and Sew Forth was chosen as February's Business of the Month.

Morganson's are known, nationwide for their quality work and wood in their custom frames to compliment photo and portrait memories. Quality and heirloom beauty are imperative in the custom frame business. Frames and pictures should last through many generations.

Stitches and Sew Forth: The historic building is adorned with original patterns and quilts and whimsical fabric and those like your grandmother's quilts.
We are a fun quilt store that specializes in original quilting patterns. Many of the quilts displayed in the shop are designed by talented owner/operator, Rebecca Morganson. We are best known for our original block party and mystery quilt programs. Please stop in for a visit soon!

Morganson Custom Frames & Sew Forth
Kelly and Rebecca Morganson
51 S Main
Payson, UT 84651
801-465-9133
kmorganson@gmail.com stitchesandsewforth.com

Temkin International January 2012 Business of the Month.
Danny Temkin states, "We are proud to partner with over 500 creative and hardworking employees. From sales, accounting, design, maintenance, printing, converting, and shipping, each individual's unique contributions are an important part of Temkin's continued success."
"Temkin International, Inc. is pleased to donate to many local and international charities. We take pride in giving back to organizations and communities who work hard for the betterment of our society."
About Temkin
Temkin International, Inc. has provided customers with superior packaging products since 1980 by focusing on three core principles: service, value, and distinction.
Temkin International operates manufacturing facilities in four strategic locations to provide exceptional products and excellent customer service. State-of-the-art equipment runs around the clock to ensure fast turnaround, and all products are carefully inspected to guarantee quality.
Originating in floral packaging, Temkin International has expanded its product line to serve a number of major industries:

• FOOD & CONFECTIONERY
• PARTY & GIFT
• STATIONERY & CRAFT
• PROMO
• APPAREL
• PERSONAL CARE
• FLORAL
Temkin products are fully adjustable for material, size, and print as a result of our constant investment in packaging technologies. Customers can choose from a diverse line of stock patterns, or work with our in-house design team to create a custom look using logos and designs printed in up to eight colors.
A legacy of customer service and quality products has earned Temkin its position as a leader in flexible film packaging. With over 500 hardworking employees and leaders dedicated to quality, Temkin International's standard for excellence will continue to flourish in the years that follow.

Payson City is located in the southern part of the Utah Valley at the base of the Wasatch Mountains. Payson is known as both an agricultural and residential community and has some of the best views of Utah Valley and Utah Lake. Nestled against the foothills of the beautiful Wasatch Mountains, Payson was originally named after the Ute Indian Chief Peteetneet (meaning “little waters”). The name was later changed to Payson in honor of its first founder, James Pace...

Payson is the gateway to one of the nation’s most scenic byways: the Mount Nebo Loop. Gladstan Golf Course, located at the base of the mountains, utilizes the mountainous surroundings to create a breath taking and surprisingly challenging golf course. The city recently purchased 500 acres near the mouth of Payson Canyon. The property will be an environmental and will accommodate trails and parks for those wanting to enjoy the canyon and many surroundings. This aggressive move by the city will protect the surrounding natural beauty for generations. Payson City and Utah County are known for its well- educated, youthful work force. The work ethic is strong and the regulatory environment is sensible. This high-tech mecca with its pro-business climate gives the area economic strength. Housing is affordable and the market ever changing. The area has been ranked for years as one of the best places to live in America.

Poor Boys BBQ & Dawgs
865 S Hwy 198
Payson, UT

Robbins Rapid Copy Center
863 S. 500 W
Payson, UT
801-465-0393

H & R Block
399 S. 100 W.
Payson, UT
801-465-9161

Governor Gary Herbert and Rebecca Lockhart, Speaker for the Utah House of Representatives, (center), help veterans and other local dignitaries break ground on a new veterans home in Payson. The Utah Veterans Home will be built on 10 acres that was contributed by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is scheduled to be completed in April 2013. Photo by Candi Higley.


PAYSON -- Veterans from throughout Utah County gathered in Payson on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011 to participate in the ground breaking of a veterans home, which is scheduled for completion in April 2013. Dignitaries from throughout the state and county participated in the event, including many who were key in the decision to build the home in Payson.

The land for the site of the Utah Veterans Home was contributed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints through its real estate arm, Farmland Reserve. A representative from the church, Robert Oaks, an emeritus member of the First Quorum of the Seventy, was in attendance and spoke of the excitement the First Presidency of the church feels about being a part of the facility.

"I am here to announce the enthusiasm the First Presidency feels in being able to participate," Oaks said. "Great work is done on a day-to-day basis in these facilities. We know that this will be one of the grandest care facilities in the state and country."

Payson Mayor Rick Moore, along with members of the city council and city administration, worked hard to help bring the facility to Payson.

"I appreciate the support we have from our veterans," Moore said. "They are a strong, close-knit group. This facility is a win-win for both sides. It will be a great facility but it will also be good for economic development."

The Utah Veterans Home in Payson will employ between 140 and 160 people, with a payroll including benefits of nearly $4 million annually. An additional $3 million will also be spent on goods and services, many purchased from local businesses.

The facility will primarily serve veterans from Utah, Carbon, Emery, Juab, Millard and Sevier counties, but will be open to all Utah residents who qualify as veterans.

If you are interested in making a donation to the Payson Veterans Home, checks can be made out to the Utah Department of Veterans Affairs. Include a notation as to the purpose and whether the funds are restricted to a specific expenditure or non-restricted, which allows the fund to be used for any item of furniture, furnishing, etc. that is needed. All contributions of $100 or more will be noted on a permanent Honor Wall. A room sponsorship is $4,000, which is enough to furnish one room. A special plaque will be placed outside the room. Please mail donations to Utah Department of Veterans Affairs, attn. Dennis McFall, 550 Foothill Blvd. #202, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84158. For additional information call (801) 326-2372