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This article presents local residents in Utah with their celebrity lookalikes. It includes J. D. Mallder of Chameleon Colors and singer David Cook, resident Brady Amundson of Spanish Fork and Kevin Love of the National Basketball Association's Cleveland Cavaliers, and Josie Riggs of Highland and singer Idina Menzel.

Interviews with several high school students in Utah including Elena Mitchell from Walden School For Liberal Arts, John Baadsgard from Payson High School and Karanda Heimuli from Maple Mountain High School are presented. When asked about the trials that they overcome, they refer on parent's divorce, right hand injury and being a student council. They also emphasize their blessings, favorite local places to eat and most influential teacher.

The article offers information on the services offered by several home improvement companies in Utah. It states that Alpine Fireplaces offers job applications including tile design, fireplaces, and framing. It mentions that Triple T Plumbing, Heating & Air has expanded its cooling, heating and plumbing service by opening its second location in Saint George. It adds that the success of carpet cleaning service provider Zerorez has been achieved by offering the best carpet cleaning products.

The article profiles the top 40 successful individuals from Utah. Among the individuals are lead singer Chris Crabb from Provo, fashion stylist and makeup artist Lindsey Shores from Provo, and illustrator and author Jess Smart Smiley from Provo. Other personalities are Native American jeweler Isaac Dial from Orem, entertainer Kerry Summers from Orem, and dance coach Jodi Maxfield from Midvale.

The article focuses on several interior decorations of homes featured at the Utah Valley Parade of Homes which include the Crest gas station replica made by McEwan Custom Homes, the Provo home constructed by Ivory Homes, and Millhaven home .

The article presents information on several technology professionals from Utah. Some of them include Susan Petersen, owner of Freshly Picked, teenage inventor Robert Nay, and Stuart Edgington, who became famous with his Youtube video. Susan Petersen didn't plan to build a business, which started from making a pair of shoes for her two months old son from leftover scrap leather.

The article offers information on 50 fabulous individuals in Utah who mark with their activities in 2013 and included in the Fab 50 of the magazine "Utah Valley." Paralympic athlete Amy Chapman was born without fibular bones leading her knees to be amputated at the age of 13 months. Debbie Swenson, chair of the United Way of United County Women of Philanthropy, has spent four years on the Utah School Board Association. The passion of Marco Niccoli for food comes from his Italian family.

The article offers information related to musicians in Utah Valley, Utah. It says that Lisle Moore, a media composer, writes music for the National Basketball Association (NBA) and films such as Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." Singer-songwriter, Joshua James mentions that his song "Wolves" is his most personal album he had ever written. It adds that keyboardist, Melanie Shore traveled with singer Collin Raye which taught her the art of going with the flow.

The article offers information related to transportation industry in Utah including the number of labor hours required in the expansion of interstate-15 (I-15), the measurement of the Provo Airport, and the number of bridges of FrontRunner railway train.

The author talks about his family, career and life in Utah. He discusses his early childhood life in Fountain Green, Utah, his first meeting with his wife Fallon, his career in real estate, the growth of his real estate company CircusTrix, and his bonding with his wife and children during his free time.