Happy Monday! Colten here.

I hope you enjoyed the Easter Egg hunt on Saturday. Between the morning and evening hunts, I had no idea how fast 70,000 eggs could disappear. My wife volunteered to set up and clean up afterwards, and she wanted me to give a shoutout to the teenagers who helped her team clean up all the eggshells after the evening event. Whoever you are, thank you so much!

This week is a bit lighter in content, but let’s jump in.

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Weather this week:

📋 Rec sports deadlines
Track & Field and Spring Pickleball registration
The Eagle Mountain calendar lists March 31 as the deadline, but the city sports portal shows April 2 for Track & Field. To be safe, register before tomorrow.
Questions? Call 801-789-6630 or email [email protected].

Also currently open on the sports portal: Street Hockey Clinics (ends 5/1), Summer Youth Pickleball (ends 5/31), and the Pony Express Days Pickleball Tournament (ends 5/25).

🎒 Spring break ahead
No school April 6-10 across Alpine School District.
View the district calendar here.

🚧 Pony Express Parkway
Lane reductions are still active during construction, with work expected to wrap up by the end of June. Plan for extra travel time through this corridor.
More details in our March 26 issue.

🛣️ Pole Canyon Blvd
Asphalt patch work is scheduled for Tuesday, April 1.
Details here.

Four restaurants are under construction in the City Center cluster on Pony Express Parkway near City Hall: Panda Express, Costa Vida, Papa Murphy's, and Melty (a gourmet grilled cheese restaurant; there’s one in Lehi). All four are expected to open by mid-year 2026, though no firm grand opening dates have been set yet.

Combined with the Smith's Marketplace and Lowe's approval we covered last week, we’re looking at having several more food options right here in Eagle Mountain.

City announcement here.

The next City Council meeting is Tuesday, April 7 at 4:00 PM / 7:00 PM at City Hall (1650 E Stagecoach Run). This one falls during spring break week, so keep that in mind if you're planning to attend. No agenda has been posted yet. When it is, you can find it on the CivicClerk portal.

The city released its monthly newsletter covering economic development, city projects, and local governance. If you don't already get it, it's a good companion to what we cover here. Read and subscribe on the city's website.

Library Storytime | 10:30 AM
Free early literacy session at Eagle Mountain Public Library (1650 E Stagecoach Run).
Details here.

Eagle Mountain Academy | 6:30 to 8:30 PM
This month's session covers "The City's Inner Workings." A free program that walks residents through how the city operates. Meets at City Hall in the Council Chambers (1650 E Stagecoach Run). Note: The April 8 session is canceled for spring break. The next session after this one is April 15.
Details here.

Cinderella Project at Cedar Valley High
CVHS hosted an affordable formal wear event earlier this month, offering prom and milestone clothing at little to no cost. A nice community effort for families heading into prom season.
Read more here.

It's General Conference weekend (April 4-5), so I suspect this is why the local calendar is quieter than usual. If you're looking for something to do on Saturday, here are two options worth the drive.

Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt | Saturday, April 4, 10:00 AM
Free egg hunt at Bluffdale City Park (2400 W 14400 S, Bluffdale). About 20 minutes from Eagle Mountain.
Event details here.

Hee Haw Farms Easter Events | Saturday, April 4
Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Breakfast with the Bunny in Pleasant Grove. This one is a paid event: Breakfast is $13/plate, farm tickets for ages 13+ are $8, and the Farm & Easter Egg Hunt combo for kids up to age 12 is $15. About 25 minutes from Eagle Mountain.
Tickets here.

Spring break: April 6-10
No school across Alpine School District. If you're looking for activity ideas during the break, we'll have more in Thursday's issue.

City Council: April 7
Meeting at 4:00 PM at City Hall. Agenda details when posted on the CivicClerk portal.

Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point
Opens April 6 at Ashton Gardens in Lehi. Runs through mid-May. Free for Thanksgiving Point members. Tickets: Adults $24-29, Youth (13-17) $19-24, Child (3-12) $17-22, Senior (65+) $21-26, ages 2 and under free.
Details and tickets here.

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— Colten

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