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Latest comment: 3 months ago by Sparks19923 in topic Article expansion, April 2026

Article expansion, April 2026

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Expanded the article significantly. Summary of changes:

  • Updated population figures to 2023 ACS 5-year estimates (1,094) with full demographic table; infobox updated to match
  • Added climate section using Ephraim, UT station data (nearest reporting station, ~5 miles south) with {{Weather box}}
  • Added Government, Economy, and Transportation sections
  • Expanded History with details on the 1850 Brigham Young survey, Danish immigrant settlement and parstuga house type, 1870 incorporation, and 1890 railroad arrival
  • Expanded Spring City Historic District section with architectural detail, LDS meetinghouse history, and Masonic Lodge (citing HABS)
  • Added Preservation and restoration subsection covering the schoolhouse restoration and Friends of Historic Spring City
  • Added Annual events section covering Heritage Day (Memorial Day weekend), Pioneer Day, Plein Air Competition and Studio Tour, Bluegrass and Folk Festival, and Candlelight Christmas
  • Added municipal hydroelectric utility to Economy section
  • Added three Wikimedia Commons images to the Historic District and Preservation sections
  • Added Joel Skousen and the Bennions to Notable people; added Orson Hyde dates

Sources added include Utah Public Radio, Friends of Historic Spring City, Visit Utah, Utah State Historic Preservation Office, Forbes (2010), and 2023 Census ACS data. Sparks19923 (talk) 17:45, 2 April 2026 (UTC)Reply