Iowa — Two people were found dead at a mobile home park near Springville Wednesday while Linn County deputies were doing a welfare check The deputies found the bodies of a man and woman at 2600 Carlton Lane #6 after looking for someone who did not report or call in for work Linn County Sheriff's Office says after investigating there does not appear to be any danger to the public Authorities did not release details on how the two people died but the bodies have been transported to the Iowa State Medical Examiner's Office to determine the cause of death Two people have been found dead by authorities near Springville CBS2 reports that Linn County Sheriff's deputies were called to a mobile home park near Springville on Wednesday to conduct a welfare check They were called to 2600 Carlton Lane #6 to look in on someone who didn't report or call in to work Sheriff's officials located the bodies of a man and a woman at the address. CBS2 reports that after an initial investigation Linn County Sheriff's officials don't believe there is any danger to the public Authorities have not released how the two people died Their bodies have been sent to the Iowa State Medical Examiner's office to determine the cause of death Law enforcement is investigating the deaths of two individuals found near Springville on Wednesday.\nRead More CBS2 reports that Linn County Sheriff's deputies were called to a mobile home park near Springville on Wednesday to conduct a welfare check Sheriff's officials located the bodies of a man and a woman at the address. CBS2 reports that after an initial investigation Utah — Smoke inside a Springville school prompted a response Friday morning from fire and rescue crews although school officials said all students and staff have been accounted for Springville Fire and Rescue responded to Brookside Elementary after a call of smoke coming from inside a classroom at the school Photos posted to social media showed the large response including assistance from the Mapleton Fire Department and Provo Fire & Rescue The cause of the smoke wasn't immediately clear but crews say the incident occurred prior to school starting Stay with fox13now.com and FOX 13 News for the latest on this breaking news story The Linn County Sheriff's Office has revealed the identities of a man and woman who were found dead at a mobile home park near Springville Wednesday Authorities say they found the bodies of 49-year-old Brett Rickard and 48-year-old Genera Humbert around 12:40 p.m Deputies were initially called to the home in the 2600 block of Carlton Lane for a welfare check on someone who didn't show up to work The sheriff's office is still investigating the incident They didn't say how Rickard or Humbert died but authorities did say there doesn't appear to be any danger to the public Both bodies have been taken to the State Medical Examiner's Office to determine how they died Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application like Lou Gehrig when he retired from baseball with a terminal disease He said that he felt like he was “luckiest man in the world” I am so thankful that I was born and raised here in Mapleton and Springville by goodly parents Mother died when I was a senior in Medical School Heavenly Father left me with 3 men who gave me so many wonderful experiences Wendell and Merrill Nielson and Doctor Kenneth Creer went to BYU for a year and then was called to serve a mission for the LDS church in Northern Argentina I loved being there and was blessed to know so many special people come into the Church I had wanted to go into medicine before my mission and pursued this when I returned I was accepted at Emory University in Atlanta It was a real blessing to be there at such a great school and being there really solidified our marriage Two people there were of such great help to me: Dr One of the things I enjoyed most was making house calls It was an honor to serve people in my community and help them through life’s problems There were so many wonderful people that became my friends during a thirty-three year practice In the summer of 1990 I was talked into joining the Army reserves There were no world conflicts on the horizon and was told I would like it I received my commission and given the rank of Major Later that year Sudan Hussein invaded Kuwait and my unit was deployed Lynette and I have been married now for 53 years and have four children: Jason Andrew (Gretchen LeRoy) Monica LeRoy Chamberlain (Robert Chamberlain) it would be to live a life of service to others to practice and make that one of the priorities of your life for it will bring you the most happiness I wish to testify to the reality that we have a Savior I have listened to His voice several times in my life as he answered my prayers giving me instructions and guidance to difficult questions He has shown me in visions situations that I would encounter that more than once have saved my life A viewing for family and friends will be held Sunday Springville with a viewing from 9:30 to 10:30 prior to the services Interment will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery Condolences may be expressed to the family on this page Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors SPRINGVILLE – Springville Community Academy is accepting resumes for a teaching position This job posting is for the 2025-2026 school year in our elementary school. If you are interested, please send your resume to jayme.davis@springville.academy Position Description:Teachers are responsible for cultivating the students’ interest in education and development Your responsibilities will include grading assignments Candidates should be competent professionals with in-depth knowledge of teaching best practices and legal educational processes In addition to having excellent written and verbal communication skills our ideal candidate will also demonstrate outstanding presentation and interpersonal abilities Key Responsibilities● Developing and issuing educational content and tests.Skills and QualificationsRequired:● Bachelor’s degree in education.● A minimum of 2 years of experience working with children.● In-depth knowledge of teaching methods and legal educational procedures.● Outstanding written and verbal communication skills.● Well-organized with excellent leadership abilities.● Exceptional interpersonal and presentation skills The teacher will report to the Academy Administrator Interested candidates can send their resumes to admin@springville.academy. Company OverviewSpringville Community Academy is a public charter school authorized by the University of Southern Indiana. Our mission is to provide students with an alternative learning environment in a rural setting to foster academic excellence and prepare them as leaders in service to others. Our vision is to make world-class, place-based education available to students of all backgrounds by maintaining small, vibrant schools in our rural communities. 1340 AM WBIW, Bedford’s Place To Talk. Serving Lawrence and surrounding counties since 1948! © Ad-Venture Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. WBIW.com and Listen Live Powered by HPC SPRINGVILLE, Utah — A Good Samaritan and a train engineer helped avert catastrophe after a vehicle was hit by a train in Springville late Saturday. A woman was driving across the railroad tracks at 400 North and 400 West when her car stalled, according to Springville Police. When a driver behind the woman's vehicle noticed the delay, they jumped out and helped her swiftly escape before the SUV was struck and carried 100 yards down the tracks. Springville Fire and Rescue also commended the train engineer. "A great job by the BNSF Engineer also saved her life, due to his attentiveness and quick action. The BNSF supervisor said it is not normal to slow as fast and as safely as he did, feathering 5 engines brakes," the department shared on social media. The railroad crossings at 400 North and Center Street were closed as police investigated the incident but have since reopened. SPRINGVILLE, Utah (KUTV) — A bystander is being hailed as a hero after rushing to rescue a driver whose vehicle was stuck on railroad tracks moments before it was struck by an oncoming train. The incident occurred sometime around 9:30 p.m. Saturday, April 12 at the 400 West railroad crossing at 400 North and Center Street, according to Springville Fire & Rescue officials. Authorities said the vehicle had become lodged between the crossing arms on the tracks. The driver, who was the only occupant, hesitated to exit the car. In seemingly perfect timing, an unidentified bystander noticed the delay and ran to assist, helping the driver escape just seconds before the train struck the vehicle and dragged it nearly 100 yards down the tracks. Emergency crews from Springville Fire & Rescue, locomotive engineers, BNSF Railway, and the Springville Police Department responded swiftly to the scene. A BNSF Railway supervisor said the train crew acted quickly, working attentively to slow the engine and feather five brakes in an effort to minimize impact. In a light-hearted recap of the incident, Springville Fire crews wrote, “We discovered that even Fire Engine Engineers have heroes, Locomotive Engineers!” No injuries were reported. Authorities have not yet identified the bystander who intervened. --------------------------------------------- (Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah Valley Hospital in Provo, Feb. 7, 2023. A man shot by Springville police Saturday was taken to Utah Valley Hospital but succumbed to his injuries. An officer stabbed during the confrontation was also treated at the hospital. Springville police officers shot and killed a man after authorities say he attacked an officer with a knife Saturday, according to a news release from the Springville Police Department. One officer was also injured in the confrontation, according to police. The police shooting unfolded after neighbors called police at around 10:25 p.m. that evening to report that a woman was screaming and crying. When officers arrived, according to the news release, a man “abruptly” came outside and “attacked one of the officers with a large knife.” Both officers at the scene, including the one hurt, drew and fired their weapons at the man, Springville police Lt. Warren Foster confirmed Tuesday. Police said the officers treated the man until medical help arrived and he was taken by ambulance to Utah Valley Hospital before succumbing to his injuries. The officer who the man attacked was also hospitalized with a stab wound, according to the news release. That officer was later released from treatment and is expected to recover. Foster said the department isn’t immediately identifying the man or releasing more details about him at the request of his family. It’s unclear whether police intend to in the future. The Utah County Metro “Officer Involved Critical Incident” team is investigating the Springville police shooting, as is protocol. The two officers who opened fire on the man were both placed on paid administrative leave. For e-edition questions or comments, contact customer support 801-237-2900 or email subscribe@sltrib.com sltrib.com © 1996-2025 The Salt Lake Tribune of Springville was called home by her Heavenly Father on Monday She was sealed to Christopher Killpack on March 19 2005 in the Salt Lake City Latter-Day Saint Temple for time and all eternity.  During her short battle with cancer she fought as hard as she could to remain a mother of integrity and compassion most thoughtful woman who would serve others in any way they needed She had a great love for missionary work and the temple having served a mission at Temple Square in Salt Lake City Terelyn’s smile and eyes would light up any room she entered She will be greatly missed by all those who knew her.  Christopher of Springville; her three children: Luke and Tyler Killpack; her mother Darlyne; and her two siblings: Tiffany and Trista Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m 2025 at the Latter-Day Saint Chapel on 355 East Center Street A viewing for family and friends will be held at Wheeler Mortuary SPRINGVILLE, Utah — Newly released video shows the harrowing moments of a woman who was able to get out of her vehicle with help from a Good Samaritan before her vehicle was struck by a train The surveillance video taken from a nearby business late Saturday night in Springville clearly shows the woman being led away from the vehicle just seconds before the train arrived and smashed into it The unidentified driver became stuck at the railroad crossing at 400 North and 400 West She remained in her vehicle for a few minutes before calling for help Brinindune Taylor was behind the woman and noticed the issue jumping out to help moments before disaster Raw video below shows train slamming into vehicle at Springville crossing: I went to the driver's side and spoke to her maybe even before I could see the lights of the train," Taylor said Monday when describing the scene Taylor said he was just at the right place at the right time "I was just going to a friend's house," he said I live about two blocks from the train tracks and I noticed a car that shouldn’t be on the train tracks." the train can be heard blowing its horn loudly and numerous times before the incident 'You’ve got to get out and we’ve got to go!'" Springville Fire Department Chief Henry Clinton said the woman was on 911 when Taylor arrived and seemed resistant to leave "The dispatchers were asking her to get out of the vehicle and so we knew it was coming and told her to get out and we had a Good Samaritan there to help," Clinton explained The chief added that anytime someone finds themselves stuck on a railroad track to get out immediately "Get out of the car because that can be replaced Springville Fire and Rescue also commended the train engineer after the accident in which no one was injured "A great job by the BNSF Engineer also saved her life The BNSF supervisor said it is not normal to slow as fast and as safely as he did feathering 5 engines brakes," the department shared SPRINGVILLE — Police officers shot and killed a man in Springville on Saturday night after they say he stabbed an officer during a domestic call The officer was hospitalized but has been released as of Sunday morning 300 West "on a report from neighbors of a woman screaming and crying," Springville police said in a statement "The officers made contact with the woman and were investigating when a man abruptly exited the residence and attacked one of the officers with a large knife The officers drew their weapons and fired to defend themselves Officers provided medical aid to the man until medical responders arrived The man was taken by ambulance to Utah Valley Hospital "The man did not survive," police said "The officer who was attacked was also taken to the hospital where he was treated for a stab wound The injuries to the officer were not life threatening and (he) will recover from the injury The officer was treated and released from the hospital," police said The Utah County Metro Officer Involved Critical Incident team is investigating Additional information has not been released including how many officers fired their guns and have been placed on leave 1/55Northridge at Springville Game 3 Baseball Playoffs Round 1.st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By AL.com ReportsClass 5A top-ranked Springville used a walk and two seventh-inning errors to secure a 5-4 Game 3 victory over fifth-ranked Northside on Saturday Springville will meet Lawrence County in the second round of the AHSAA playoffs The host Tigers (28-5) opened the bottom of the seventh inning with a walk by Kade Wills and Ryan King’s bunt was misplayed A walk to Sean Nichols loaded the bases and Grant Martinez’s fly to left field resulted in an error and the game-winning run Springville led 4-3 going into the final inning but a 2-out walk by Northside’s Austin Kightlinger led to an errant pickoff attempt and Judd Sanford singled to tie the game but a 2-run single by Kevin Jones – his lone hit – in the bottom of the fourth tied the game and King’s ground out scored Jones to give Springville a 4-3 lead that held until the seventh Springville’s Willis was 2-for-3 and scored the game-winner while Jake Conner was 2-for-3 with a double and scored a run allowing 4 runs – only 1 earned – on 8 hits with a walk and 2 strikeouts King got the win in relief after coaxing a groundout in the seventh Kightlinger was 2-for-3 with a 2-run double to give Northside its 3-1 lead in the second inning and also scored twice Bennett Green was 2-for-3 with a double while Sanford had the game-tying single in the seventh In other AHSAA playoff Game 3 action from across the state on Saturday: A high-scoring game for 3 innings turned into a pitcher’s duel until sixth-ranked Helena broke open the game with 6 ninth-inning runs to earn the Game 3 victory at No Helena (20-14) hosts Stanhope Elmore next week After the two staffs pitched 5 scoreless innings following a 4-all tie ninth-inning walks by Helena’s Jarret Scott and Nick Peters and Braydon Kendrick’s hit-by-pitch loaded the bases Lane Harris and Sam Odom followed with 1-out run-scoring singles for a 6-4 lead Jonathan Roberto stroked a 2-out 2-run single and Brett Cannon’s 2-run double accounted for the final margin 2 hit-by-pitches and an error before the 5-inning scoreless streak ended in the ninth Helena’s Justin Mullenix came on in relief of Brody Butler in the third inning and surrendered 8 hits with 2 walks and 2 earned runs to pick up the win Butler struck out 4 with 5 walks and 2 hits for 2 runs in 2 innings Roberto was 2-for-4 with 3 RBIs while Odom was 2-for-4 with 2 RBIs and 2 runs scored and Cannon’s ninth-inning 2-run double was his lone hit Scott had 2 hits and scored twice while Kendrick and Lane Harris also scored 2 times Wyatt Rath had 2 singles for Northridge (23-9) – all 10 of the Jaguars hits were singles – while Grayson Cannon and John Pruett also had 2 hits Helena will meet the Theodore-Stanhope Elmore survivor in the second round The Green Wave knocked off rival Moody at home on Saturday to advance to the second round of the playoffs as Ryder Chambers shut down the Blue Devils on 1 hit The Leeds pitcher struck out 6 and walked 2 batters in his complete-game effort The Green Wave snapped the scoreless tie in the bottom of the fifth inning with a 2-out run Nash Jones earned a 2-strike walk and went to second – after a strikeout – on defensive interference Gulock was 2-for-2 on the day with the RBI Chambers and William Thomas had singles for Leeds (23-12) 9 hitter Cole Self got the hit for Moody (15-18) a leadoff single in the top of the sixth inning allowing the earned run on 6 hits with 3 strikeouts and 3 walks in 6 innings Leeds will meet Madison Academy in the second round 7 Boaz on the road Saturday to advance to the second round of the playoffs Scottsboro scored 6 runs in both the sixth and the seventh innings to put the game away Hunter Hancock hit a pair of home runs for Scottsboro going 2-for-5 with a game-high 5 RBIs in the win He was one of three players with multi-hit games led by Conner Vaden’s 3-for-4 day with 2 runs and 2 RBIs Boaz catcher Cooper Whorton went 3-for-4 with an RBI while leadoff batter Elijah Kelly had 2 RBIs and Sage Bennett had 2 hits Scottsboro will face Jacksonville in the second round of the playoffs Xaye Lemon scored the game-ending run on a wild pitch in the bottom of the fifth as Jacksonville secured a five-inning run-rule victory over John Carroll Catholic on Saturday at home Jacksonville will face Scottsboro in the second round of the playoffs Lemon scored a team-high 4 runs in the victory going 2-for-3 at the plate with a walk and an RBI Jackson Bonner and Sam Parker Wagoner also had 2-hit games with Wagoner hitting a double; both Bonner and Wagoner logged a game-high 3 RBIs apiece Jackson Askew pitched Jacksonville to victory as he allowed four hits one earned run and a walk across five innings of work John Carroll’s lone run came on an RBI single from Garrett Barnes to score Braxton Williams in the top of the fourth The fourth-ranked Lions moved into the second round against Madison County with the home win over Hokes Bluff Haleyville jumped to a 3-0 first-inning lead went up 4-1 after 2 innings and led 6-2 after 5 and added a pair of runs in the bottom of the sixth Eli Cagle went 3-for-4 for the Lions (23-7) with a triple and 5 RBIs Leadoff hitter Jadyn Marbutt was 2-for-4 with a double and 2 runs scored Cooper McNutt was 2-for-3 with an RBI and Even Howard was 2-for-2 with a run allowing 2 earned runs on 6 hits with 4 strikeouts and a walk Brodie Brogdon was 2-for-3 with an RBI and 2 runs scored for the Eagles (19-14) Colten Shields was 2-for-3 and Anderson Morgan and Bryce Whitaker had singles giving up 6 earned runs on 10 hits with 2 strikeouts over 4 innings Second-ranked Opp scored eight runs in the bottom of the first inning of Game 3 on Saturday and rolled to a series win over visiting Bayside Academy The Bobcats (23-5) and Admirals (17-16) split two games on Friday Opp moves on to face Bibb County next weekend in Round 2 Nolan Brown pitched the first 5.2 innings to get the win He walked seven and didn’t strike out a batter Bayside’s TJ Bailey started and took the loss He allowed five runs on two hits and walked four A 10-inning Game 3 in Trinity on Saturday saw New Hope outlast host West Morgan to advance to the second round of the Class 4A playoffs 3-ranked Etowah in the second round of the playoffs New Hope scored three runs in the top of the 10th inning all three on walks; the first was an intentional walk on Brody Gowan while JaDyn Drake and Drake Dempsey both drew walks of their own West Morgan’s Colby Jones hit a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th to score Maddox Maples for the final run of the game Grant Maples went 2-for-3 with a double at the plate for New Hope drawing 2 walks and logging an RBI in the win; six other New Hope players had a hit Hudson Layne picked up the win on the mound allowing 3 hits and no earned runs (1 unearned) while walking 3 and striking out 4 Andrew Dudley pitched the first 5 innings for New Hope allowing 4 hits and no earned runs (5 unearned) while walking 3 and striking out 5 West Morgan’s Carter Stephens went 2-for-3 with 2 runs in the loss for the Rebels Titan Partlow and Jackson Alexander drove in a runner apiece 10 Fyffe in Rogersville on Saturday to earn a spot in the second round of the playoffs Parker struck out 5 and walked 3 in Lauderdale County’s win He also helped himself by going 2-for-3 with 2 RBIs on the day The home team scored 3 runs in the bottom of the first inning and added single runs in the third and fourth before closing it out with 5 runs in the bottom of the fifth Lauderdale County finished with 6 hits in the win Jeremiah Hutchins and Jacob Jones all had singles for the 19-13 Tigers Cooper Cox got Fyffe’s lone hit in the loss giving up 5 runs – 3 earned – on 5 hits with 3 strikeouts and a walk in 3.1 innings Lauderdale County will travel to Winfield on Thursday for a second-round doubleheader beginning at 4:30 p.m Ariton pitcher Austin Evans (25) pitches a complete game and gets the win against Bayshore on Saturday (Jon Hauge |preps@al.com)Jon Hauge | preps@al.com 3 Ariton remained alive for a chance at its third straight Class 2A state title with a Game 3 win over homestanding Bayshore Christian on Saturday in Fairhope The Purple Cats (24-9) took the lead with a run in the top of the second and never trailed Bayshore (14-15) closed to within 3-2 in the bottom of the third but Ariton scored four in the fourth to take control for good Easton Kilpatrick went 2-for-4 with a homer Wells Ganey and Pierce Gill also drove in two runs each Austin Evans went the distance on the mound He didn’t walk a batter and struck out three Starter Nate Crooms took the loss for the Eagles allowing five hits and seven runs – five earned – in four innings Ben Whiteside pitched two innings and Ben Mayo got the final three outs Blake Strickland and Casen Whiteside had hits for Bayshore the homestanding Lions pushed across 4 runs to get all the runs they would need to oust Coosa Christian from the playoffs stole second and third and scored on a passed ball Tucker Bowen and Carter Bland also walked with Bowen scoring on Cruz Kizzire’s single Carter Bland came home on the Lions’ second straight single took third on Watkins’ single and scored on a passed ball Hubbertville scored single runs in the third and fourth and pushed across 3 in the sixth Coosa Christian scored its runs in the third inning when Cameron Robertson doubled in Jack England and Angelo Alberghina Bowen went 2-for-3 for Hubbertville with a pair of runs scored and Carter Bland drove in 2 runs giving up 2 earned runs on 4 hits with 4 strikeouts and 3 walks allowing 5 runs – 3 earned – on 2 hits with 6 walks in an inning allowing 4 runs – 1 earned – on 4 hits with 3 strikeouts and 4 walks Hubbertville will meet Lynn in the second round of the playoffs Saturday’s first-round complete series results Coosa Christian (12-13) 3-8-2 (Hubbertville wins series 2-1) Bayshore Christian (13-15) 12-5-2 (Ariton wins series 2-1) Isabella (13-10) 1-6-3 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the Daily Herald “It’s going to connect the art museum and the library and the civic center and all these areas of downtown.” The goal is to implement a different piece of art every half block along three separate loops that weave their way through town These art pieces will have digital material to help individuals interact with it The “Yellow Route” will be designed for kids and families library and civic center through the “Youth Art Walk” on 200 East The “Blue Route” is 1.25 miles to walk and moves between the art museum and civic center on Main Street and 300 south The “Red Route” is 3 miles and touches nearly every portion of downtown offering pedestrians a chance to “experience the most public art and historic architecture,” the plan states “You can walk through and have this interactive engaging art experience that creates meaning and fosters connection,” Larsen said There are 53 listed art projects that will be built over the course of four phases The projects are split into eight themed areas: Urban arts Phase 1 aims to be completed by February 2026 and includes roughly half of the planned projects ranging from murals to sculptures and other smaller works Larger projects are detailed in the later phases One idea is to turn 200 South into “Festival Street” between 100 West and 100 East decorating the street with additional public art and inserting performing art infrastructure There are also ideas to build a “Water-Play Sculpture” at Contractor Legacy Park and a “Pop-Up Plaza” that can host shows along Main Street These concepts won’t be finalized until the Springville City Council finalizes its budget in June Arts and Recreation Board to allocate some of next year’s funding towards “Festival Street,” Larsen said The other large projects remain more abstract “The other things are probably further out unless the right funding comes in and we get all the buy-in of our community and the city council to move forward quicker,” she said LLC | www.heraldextra.com | 1200 Towne Centre Blvd 2025 in Provo Utah surrounded by his loving family Marvin was born in Springville to Dewey and Lucille Winward Bird on March 22 Marvin grew up on the family farm with his siblings chickens and gardening and learned the value of hard work Marvin was a life long resident of Springville He graduated from Springville High School in 1956 He had made many life long friends whom he remained close to his entire life It was there that he met his Sweetheart and love of his life They were married for time and eternity on June 20 Marvin was a loving and devoted husband and father His discipleship was manifested in many ways throughout his life by serving and ministering to everyone around him He was often found out on a ladder or in a tree pruning limbs to yield a better harvest for neighbors and loved ones alike He loved his four wheeler and clearing snow on the sidewalks and driveways throughout the neighborhood pickles and vegetables to share with family He also loved playing card games and loved his automatic shuffler Marvin always had a hug and a smile for everyone he met (whether you liked it or not :) ) He made everyone feel like you were one of his closest friends He made so many lifelong friendships he deeply cherished over the years.  Dad worked for the Bureau of Reclamation for 34 years surveying and monitoring dams throughout the Wasatch Front He also spent five years of his career in Fallon NV reestablishing irrigation projects with the farmers in the area After retiring he returned to his hometown of Springville Dad felt and was inspired by his patriarchal blessing that he would serve the elderly He went to school to get his certification to be a Certified Nurse Assistant and worked at the Todholm care center for several years Marvin served two service missions along with his wife They served at the Bishop's Storehouse and at the St Marvin also served in many capacities in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints His love for the Lord was apparent in all that he did Marvin loved spending time with his family trips to California and the beach and of course the annual harvest of fryer chickens :) ) He loved reading Louis L'Amour books over and over sharing about the old days and loved anything to do with John Wayne "Courage is being scared to death but saddling up anyway."- John Wayne Marvin loved supporting and serving his children grandchildren and great grandchildren in all their activities he was their biggest fan Dad was the greatest example of unconditional love selflessly serving others and loving and honoring our Mom Dad had a testimony of the Plan of Salvation and knowledge that families can be together forever We know Dad was welcomed home into the arms of the Savior along with family and many friends He is survived by his wife Viva of 67 years 23 Grandchildren and many Great Grandchildren Marvin is proceeded in death by his parents his In Laws Tim and LaPreal Marsh and his Grandson Jeromy O'Brien and Sharon Evans (Niece).  We would like to thank the nurses and doctors Brewster and other members of staff at Utah Valley Hospital for the loving way they cared for us and our Dad with dignity respect and love during this difficult time 2025 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Chapel Viewings for family and friends will be held from 6-8 p.m 2025 at Wheeler & Sundberg Funeral Home Burial will be in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery For those unable to attend the services in person, they can be viewed via YouTube Live, on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at 1:00 p.m. at the following link: https://youtube.com/live/gWLSx3c8m3A?feature=share Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints BEDFORD – A Springville man was arrested Sunday afternoon after a traffic stop revealed he was allegedly in possession of prescription medication without a valid prescription According to a probable cause affidavit filed by Lawrence County Sheriff’s Deputy Augustus Hogan when Deputy Hogan and Deputy Andrew Tillett were on patrol in a marked police vehicle in the parking lot of Johnny’s Junxtion Deputy Hogan observed a green Lexus ES3 pull into the parking lot and identified the driver as Christopher Inman whose records indicated had an active civil warrant out of Lawrence County and a suspended and expired driver’s license Dispatch confirmed the active civil warrant Inman then drove the vehicle out of the parking lot and Deputy Tillett initiated a traffic stop at the Dollar General parking lot advised him of his suspended license and the civil warrant Inman allegedly informed deputies that he had pills in his front pocket A subsequent pat-down led to the consensual retrieval of a clear plastic bag containing pills The pills were identified as six beige/brown oblong capsules with the imprint “G456” and one gold/orange oblong capsule with the imprint “G AMP XR 30.” According to Drugs.com’s pill identifier both types of capsules are amphetamine and dextroamphetamine extended-release 30mg A search of Inman’s vehicle reportedly yielded three cylindrical plastic containers deputies located a pair of men’s pants and inside the front pocket was an unlabeled Walmart prescription bottle containing a small amount of marijuana Inman received a verbal warning for driving while suspended He was transported to the Lawrence County Jail on the outstanding warrant and a new charge of possession of a legend drug Inman’s father arrived to retrieve the vehicle All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law This article is based on the information provided in the Probable Cause Affidavit and does not represent a final determination of guilt or innocence Serving Lawrence and surrounding counties since 1948 Iowa — A single-vehicle crash on Saturday evening left a Springville man with life-threatening injuries Authorities responded to the scene on Springville Road They discovered a Nissan Pathfinder overturned in the west ditch identified as 61-year-old Albert Stuppi of rural Springville Stuppi was airlifted to the University of Iowa Hospital by Lifeguard Air Ambulance Officials confirmed that Stuppi was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is continuing to investigate the incident Utah — A suspect was killed and an officer was injured after a police response in Springville escalated to a shooting Saturday night Springville Police said the incident began just before 10:30 p.m when officers responded to reports of a woman crying and screaming in a neighborhood near 200 South 300 West Once officers made contact and began their investigation wounding the man before immediately rendering medical aid until paramedics arrived The man was transported to Utah Valley Hospital One officer sustained a minor stab wound that was considered non-life-threatening and has since been released from the hospital The incident is now being investigated by the Utah County Metro Officer Involved Critical Incident team It was a quiet Saturday night for Blake Everett who lives across the street from where the shooting happened “It started off with one shot,” Everett said Monday “My fiancé was really worried; she thought they were shooting at the house and she was telling everyone to get down,” Everett said Everett and his family are still processing what happened “I see the effect it’s had on my fiancé,” he said “She really grieves for what we assume is the mother or wife — either way Springville Police said Monday that two police officers are on leave They had no further updates and declined to invterview on camera “It’s definitely a humbling experience because you never really think that it could happen to you,” Everett said A heroic act by an unnamed person helped prevent a tragedy on a railroad track in Springville on Saturday A vehicle got stuck between the crossing gates at the railroad crossing at 400 West and 400 North on Saturday evening when a train was approaching and the driver delayed exiting A person responded by helping the driver out of the car just before the train made impact with the vehicle and dragged it 100 yards Springville Fire also lauded the efforts of the BNSF train engineer who noticed the vehicle on the tracks and hit his brakes “A great job by the BNSF engineer (who) also saved her life due to his attentiveness and quick action,” a release said “The BNSF supervisor said it is not normal to slow as fast and as safely as he did The accident occurred next to a neighborhood where resident and high school student Brenson Woodward said he was home watching “Criminal Minds” when he heard a loud blaring sound pretty much never letting up on the horn,” Woodward told the Daily Herald “And then it was almost like a cap gun going off if you had a cap gun (next to you) and the cap popped — it was about that loud.” Woodward said he saw emergency response vehicles rushing to the scene He did not see which side of the road the car was crossing from where there is a slight incline on the road before the tracks “It’d probably be easier to stall going (west),” he said The accident temporarily closed the 400 West railroad crossings at 400 North and Center Street A resident who lives near the railroad tracks by the State Street crossing was unaware of the accident but said over 20 years ago a truck was hit by a train on the same tracks near his house and he always thought another collision would happen “(This) is evidence that it did happen again Lamb said he recalled being out in the yard with his children when he saw a truck get stuck on the tracks while trying to turn onto a dirt road as a train approached “I saw the train coming and I had my children with me so I said “So we ran to the back of the house and bam That train hit the truck and pushed it down the little dirt road that was next to the railroad tracks “We didn’t know if the truck was going to fly through the air or what It just kind of crumpled it and pushed it down that dirt road over there.” No injuries were reported in the accident Saturday night Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More which means so many of you are getting the pussy willows and squirt guns ready But instead of polkaing our way through celebrations A group of Springville filmmakers decided it was time to take the festivities to the silver screen, with a twist. We met up with Mike Buttino Jr. and Golden Groves of September Brother Productions at Joylan Theatre where they held the premiere. “Dyngus Day” is a folk-horror/comedy/slasher/holiday special Guy moves away from his small town (which is everything Dyngus Day) comes back home to find his long-lost love and then things take a turn “The mayor of the town decided he wanted to make sure that his village is known throughout the world “It has nothing to do with actual Dyngus Day,” said director Mike Buttino “A history and tradition which the movie digs into for maybe a minute But it has people talking about the holiday "Dyngus Day" got into a festival in Germany So their vision of bringing Dyngus Day to the world is coming to fruition Standing on the corner of Main Street and 200 South Central Bank has been a fixture of downtown Springville since it was built in 1892 a plan is in place to turn the aging structure back into its vintage self Central Bank announced a construction and revitalization project of its downtown bank fulfilling a long-held desire to rebuild the bank back into its 19th century form to be a pillar of the city “I’m ecstatic,” Central Bank President Mark Packard said “I’m really excited about being able to take a building back to the way that it looked back in 1892 It’s really a cool thing and we feel blessed to be able to do it.” The current bank remains the same structure as its original self; however modifications have rendered its appearance completely different An extensive remodel in the 1940s removed the dome off the top of the building replaced the brick exterior with ceramic tile and removed the rounded windows The main entrance was also moved away from the street corner The new structure will bring everything on the exterior back including brick and stone facing and a dome on the top The main entrance will be realigned with the street corner a portion of the sidewalk along both Main Street and 200 South will be uncovered and the bank will have window wells you can peer into from street level to see the basement floor The two structures were built at the same time and acted as sister buildings “We need to do it right and we try to do things right with whatever we do,” he said “We want to pay honor because those buildings back in the day took a lot of sacrifice to build because they were big buildings We want to make sure that those people that were involved are proud of what we put up.” The intricate stone carvings and masonry work of the original building was “just amazing,” Packard said is using old photos to count out how many individual bricks there were and tasking artists with drawing out the detailed stone carvings that were depicted on the building Those designs will then be recreated through 3D printers we learn how detailed the craftsmanship of that time was which was just phenomenal,” Central Bank Vice President Jeff Simonsen said “It’s more skilled individuals that built that stuff and today you can’t replicate it.” which will be carried out by Westland Construction a second building will be built west of the bank Ground will break on the second building in “two to three weeks,” Packard said the bank will move its operations into the new building The current building will then be deconstructed and rebuilt Both buildings will ultimately hold banking operations “All the people I have talked to are excited about the project,” Packard said “They’re excited to be able to see the historic nature see it brought back to the way it was originally.” SPRINGVILLE — Springville's downtown area will receive some sprucing up and an art makeover after the city was awarded the T-Mobile Hometown Grant The grant is a total of $49,000 that the city will use to install Art Loops: Downtown an interactive public art experience that connects the Springville Museum of Art the Springville Library and the Civic Center "It is a really exciting public art project a really innovative way to use public art to connect these different civic aspects in Springville," said Emily Larsen From large-scale sculptures and wall murals to small stamped poetry in the concrete and sidewalk games the art loops will display "all sorts of different public art" along the blocks of downtown between the buildings "The whole idea is there will be some really large-scale really impressive public art pieces and then a lot of little things that you'll discover along the way," she said The art loops will include installations and activities while fostering community connection and enhancing walkability Different areas will have thematic overlays to guide the design elements and aesthetics of the various sections There are three planned routes for different experiences: one for families and kids, one for a short urban adventure, and a third that is "ideal for the wanderers, history buffs, book worms, and anyone who wants a major dose of art and a long walk," the museum's website says A literary art walk will be installed between the museum and library on 100 East and a youth art section featuring children's artwork will cover 200 East A map of the art walking routes that will be part of Art Loops: Downtown in Springville (Photo: Springville Museum of Art)The first phase of Art Loops: Downtown will be made up of small projects throughout the loops that create density The first phase will be funded by the Hometown Grant with future phases needing to secure funding from other sources T-Mobile awards 25 grants to small towns with populations of 50,000 or less T-Mobile has given grants to 375 communities across the country people in communities nationwide are kickstarting projects that make a real difference and help their towns thrive," the company said in a release The city applied for the Hometown Grant in December and found out just recently it was chosen as a recipient "It's a really competitive national grant and so we feel really honored our project was chosen to receive the funding The mission of the grant goes hand in hand with what we are trying to do in Springville: creating a vibrant community that is connected and really embracing this small town feel that Springville has and making it a great place to live and to visit," Larsen said The art loops will strengthen Springville's identity as "Art City," and transform the downtown area into a "vibrant art-centered destination," Springville economic development specialist Carla Wiese said An artist rendition of a pop-up plaza that will be part of Art Loops: Downtown in Springville (Photo: Shalae Larsen)"This project will encourage cultural tourism support local businesses and provide residents with new opportunities for engagement with the arts It's an exciting step forward in realizing the potential of our downtown area and establishing a truly dynamic environment that celebrates art in all its forms," Wiese said the city is hosting a kick-off party for the first phase of the art loops at the Civic Center Park Gazebo Springville residents and visitors are all encouraged to come learn about and celebrate the project T-Mobile representatives will be presenting the grant check to the city "I strongly believe that this project will have a lasting positive impact on Springville's cultural landscape and will help to further establish Springville as a thriving hub for the arts," Wiese added The city and museum are already in the process of installing some of the artworks that will become part of Art Loops: Downtown Others will be implemented throughout the year before next February when the first phase officially opens Larsen said the Art Loops bring together the best of museums and public art and she is excited for everyone to be able to experience it "Taking what's so magical about the museum and this history of art in Springville and spreading it all out throughout the city and through downtown through this project is gonna be really exciting," Larsen said A man was shot and killed by police outside a Springville residence Saturday night after reportedly stabbing an officer during an unprovoked attack Utah (KUTV) — A man was shot and killed by police outside a Springville residence Saturday night after reportedly stabbing an officer during an unprovoked attack Springville police said officers were dispatched to 180 South and 300 West at 10:25 p.m on April 5 after neighbors reported hearing a woman screaming and crying a man exited the home and attacked an officer with a large knife Police drew their weapons and fired at the suspect Officers performed life-saving measures while waiting for medics who transported the man to Utah Valley Hospital where he later died The officer who was wounded was treated at a local hospital for non-life-threatening injuries and has been released The Utah County Metro Officer-Involved Critical Incident team is conducting this investigation Utah (KUTV) — Two men were arrested following a major fraud investigation in which officers seized stolen mail forged checks—one totaling nearly $50,000—and “a wee bit of meth” during a search of a Springville apartment unit when Springville police received a report of theft and possible fraud The victim claimed that the suspect had gone through her purse and stolen personal information She also alleged that the suspect was printing fake IDs and stealing mail and checks to gather personal data Officers and detectives executed a court-authorized search warrant at the suspect's apartment and washed checks believed to be used in the creation of fraudulent checks They also recovered stolen personal documents Among the items seized was a check written for $48,450 Darryl Ashby and Ernesto Munoz were arrested and booked into the Utah County Jail on multiple felony charges possession of another’s identifying documents as well as several misdemeanor fraud-related charges How to watch Alabama high school girls soccer: Springville vs Springville High School will meet Carver-Birmingham High School in Springville How to watch Carver-B'ham vs. Springville girls soccerCarver-B'ham and Springville will take the field on Thursday, April 24, at 6 p.m. CT. 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Golf Parks Events Forms & Applications Maple Syrup Winter Sports / Activities Status Interested in donating your time, money, property, or expertise? 6:25 PM | Updated: 6:34 pm BY SHELBY LOFTON SPRINGVILLE — A Springville woman has a message for fellow Utahns after she said she spotted the truck and suspect involved in Monday’s Amber Alert who asked to remain anonymous for safety reasons said she and her husband were on a drive up the left fork of Hobble Creek Canyon Monday night when they saw a man and two young children “We both commented on how odd it was that it’s getting late it’s cold out to be out walking with the two littles in the middle of the road,” she said She said a white truck was parked on the side of the road “He did look worried,” she said She thought he may have been concerned about his children walking near traffic “Immediately as we passed and I asked my husband ‘What if that’s the man from the Amber Alert?,’ because there was that truck that we saw for like a split second,” she said She admits she and her husband didn’t pay close attention to the alert when it came through earlier that day was that they don’t pay too much attention because usually everybody concludes that it’s a couple who’s in a fight and one spouse got mad that the other took the kids,” she said They didn’t have cell reception on the canyon road so they couldn’t check their phones to see if this truck and man matched the alert’s descriptions She remembered the alert came from Riverdale “My stomach just dropped and I kept thinking about it She said she and her husband had a lot of doubts but we did wonder because it really was fitting of the description.” They saw a police officer was now parked behind the truck we don’t know if we should report this we don’t know if it’s any of our business but we did see a man with two little kids,'” she said She said the officer confirmed it was the Amber Alert suspect “It’s so important to trust our gut,” she said The Utah County Sheriff’s Office said a tip led officers to finding these children and arresting Ricardo Trujillo Rojel “This is an example of how the Amber system can work and work really well and fast,” said Sgt This witness said she will closely read descriptions and vehicle information from now on “Definitely going to be paying attention to the vehicle descriptions not just like a family problem that somebody is having we don’t know the circumstance and we should be on the lookout because you don’t know they might make it all the way down to where you’re living and you can actually help,” she said KSL saw investigators from multiple agencies back up at the scene Wednesday where these children were found and Trujillo was arrested Follow @KSL5TV SPRINGVILLE — Firefighters said a "citizen hero" helped save a driver whose vehicle became stuck on a railroad track as a train approached in Springville on Sunday The Springville Fire Department said on social media the car became stuck on the railroad between arms at the 400 West railroad crossings at 400 North and its occupant "delayed exiting the vehicle." "Citizen hero recognized the delay and assisted the occupant to swiftly escape the vehicle just before it was struck and carried 100 yards," the post said The department said the locomotive engineer quickly acted to give the occupant "enough time to escape the vehicle" by feathering five engine brakes The railway supervisor said "it is not normal to slow as fast and as safely as he did," according to the post "We discovered that even fire engine engineers have heroes Firefighters also thanked Springville police for their "swift action" in the rescue Police asked people to avoid the 400 West and Center Street railroad crossings while they investigate As he addressed the dozens of children sitting inside a barn watching a sheep get sheared Jim Jensen grabbed a handful of wool and inquired if anyone played baseball or softball the Spanish Fork sheep farmer told the crowd that wool makes up the inside of a baseball compressed it into his palm and let it reshape “This is the only natural fiber that goes back immediately to the exact same shape,” Jensen said it actually compresses or pushes on that wool it flips back out to where it’s perfectly round then it goes in a straight line and goes farther.” The role of sheep wool in America’s pastime was one of many lessons Utah County second graders learned at Farm Field Days at Harward Farms in Springville Tuesday afternoon The field trip is a semiannual activity put on by the Utah Farm Bureau with help from Future Farmers of America and Utah State University Extension that started in 1993 The springtime edition has occurred at Harward Farm for over 20 years will filter through the farm across four days to learn about the usefulness of agriculture north valley kids will experience the event at a different location believes it’s important to show kids the experience of life on the farm “There’s just a little bit of a disconnect,” he said and everybody kind of knew a farm or worked on a farm shows there are still operating farms in Utah and that it’s important to have local producers of beef and veggies and fruit and all that kind of thing.” kids rotated through 14 different stations offering different ag-related experiences There was a talking tomato discussing produce Kids petted goats and organizations presented how beef or honey is produced “Our mission statement is ‘Opening our minds to the miracle of agriculture,'” Utah County Farm Bureau President David Robbins said whether it starts from a seed or from a baby animal Offering such an informative experience requires a lot of preparation County Farm Bureau board members prepare six months in advance for the week finding presenters and setting up logistics A number of Utah State Extension workers and FFA kids from surrounding high schools volunteer to host the proceedings and direct the kids where children watch a sheep get a haircut then learn why a tomato is a fruit “There’s a lot of cool things that you can learn,” Robbins said Falling tree limbs in Birmingham kills one person (WBMA) — One man is dead and another man was detained after an altercation in Springville A heavy police presence could be seen early Monday morning around apartments on Forman Street According to Springville Police Chief Wayne Walton Walton wouldn't say whether the altercation took place inside or outside of the apartments and would not release any details about the altercation at this time He confirmed one man is deceased and another man was detained by police Walton said there is no danger to the community Walton would not initially comment on the manor of death due to the ongoing investigation Walton confirmed 47-year-old Adam Cornelius was arrested in connection to the incident Cornelius is charged with murder involving a gun Both men are reportedly residents of Springville Walton confirmed one of the men lived in the apartments Turner said he called 911 when he heard the altercation "My wife and I and my in laws were over here it was about 9 o'clock," Turner described "It was kinda alarming because we have a 15 day old baby providing a sense of relief in what is typically a quiet neighborhood "I felt once they showed up on scene everything was fine," said Turner Turner said he was shocked when he heard what happened "It makes me feel like nowhere is as safe as it seems the local law enforcement in Springville does a great job We will be up with the baby and we will see a police officer drive down the street so I know it's well taken care of in this area so I am not too worried about it It does alarm me a little bit knowing we've got little kids in here and my kids run around and play out here all the time fortunate enough this happened at night and not during the day so I didn't have to worry about them being out here." The name of the victim and the person detained have not yet been released stating he talked to family members of the victim "Seeing them in the distress they were in and how it affected them I couldn't image seeing my father laying like that or anything like that." "My heart goes out to them," added Turner "I couldn't imagine being in their shoes." Police are still collecting evidence and law enforcement agencies are still investigating Home / Sports / Iowa High School Sports / High School Basketball and the Orioles own a 27-7 first-half rebounding advantage The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread Rowan Jacobi grew up a fangirl of the Springville girls’ basketball program When the Orioles were state-tournament regulars from 2015 through 2019 she didn’t miss a game at Wells Fargo Arena “I cried when they lost (in the 2015 championship game),” she recalled her mood brightened when things turned out better the next three years Jacobi was brilliant (again) Wednesday night 16 rebounds and seven assists as seventh-ranked Springville topped No in a Class 1A girls’ basketball regional final at West High School “This is for you,” Jacobi pointed toward Springville alum Mikayla Nachazel a cornerstone in the Orioles’ 2015-18 glory years which ended with state championships three times This is the biggest dream I’ve ever had,” the University of South Dakota-bound junior said “It’s something I’ve wanted to do forever Springville (20-4) advances to the state tournament for the 10th time (all since 2008) 3 Newell-Fonda (20-4) in the first round at 6:45 next Wednesday night but it’s been a long three years,” Coach Christina Zaruba said Renee Brecht added 13 points and seven rebounds Addison Merritt and Lexi Dietiker scored 10 apiece And the Orioles amassed a 43-23 rebounding margin including a mind-blowing 27-7 in the first half “It helped that we were a little bigger,” the 6-foot-2 Jacobi said Brecht scored six of the Orioles’ first eight points then Jacobi got going and it was 35-23 at halftime “I had a lot of adrenaline,” Brecht said “This is better than anything I’ve ever felt before Sigourney (19-6) got within nine points twice late in the third quarter but the Orioles scored the final seven points of the period Freshman Brynn Clarahan led Sigourney with 16 points High School Sports Reporter. Get the Sports Newsletter The Gazette has been informing Iowans with in-depth local news coverage and insightful analysis for over 140 years independent journalism with a subscription today © 2025 The Gazette | All Rights Reserved A man was shot and killed by police Saturday night after allegedly stabbing an officer with a knife The officer was treated for the wound but will recover according to a Springville Police Department news release Officers were dispatched to a residence at 180 S after neighbors reported a woman screaming and crying Police made contact with the woman and were investigating the incident when a man abruptly exited the residence and reportedly attacked an officer with a large knife Officers drew their weapons in response and fired to defend themselves Officers offered medical aid until medical responders arrived The man was taken to Utah Valley Hospital but did not survive The man’s name is not being released at this time The attacked officer was reportedly taken to the hospital treated for the non-life-threatening injury and released The Utah County Metro Officer Involved Critical Incident team is investigating the incident The last time the Springville softball team walked off a softball field But the Red Devil loss to Spanish Fork in the 2024 5A state championship series is now ancient history It’s the 2025 Springville team’s turn to make its mark The Red Devils started the season off the way they wanted to using a big third inning to pull away and eventually beat Timpanogos Springville plated a couple of runs in their first at-bat but found that small lead in danger when the Timberwolves put beginners in with just one out But Red Devil pitcher Brooklynn Richardson got a strikeout and a popout to end the threat and keep Springville in front The visitors found themselves in the opposite position in the top of the third with no one on and two outs they put together a game-changing series of plays to seize control Another walk loaded the bases and Springville was in business Ava Brunger came through with the first big hit After a single from rightfielder Sami Dellamas to load the bases again Tyler Haveron added to the scoring with another RBI single not with Morgan Fairbourne coming up to the plate Springville added one more run on another single before a flyout ended the inning Timpanogos came back with some big hits off their own in the bottom of the third inning A walk and a sacrifice grounder put a Timberwolf runner in scoring position abs senior shortstop Kelci Gingras bright here in with a single Timpanogos sophomore pitcher Shaylie Lang then drilled a double off the centerfield fence that just missed being a home run The Timberwolves got one more RBI single in the frame to cut the deficit to 9-3 but that would be as close as they would get and another in the sixth off an RBI single from 21 Timpanogos did get a couple of runs in the bottom of the seventh but couldn’t erase the big deficit Springville (1-0) is scheduled to play at American Fork on Wednesday while Timpanogos (0-1) will host the Cavemen on Thursday Both games are scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInSPRINGVILLE, Iowa (KCRG) - The Linn County Sheriff’s Office said it appears that the two people found dead at a Springville home in November died by murder-suicide First responders were called to the 700 block of Wild Pine Court in Springville at around 3:50 p.m 2024 after two people were found dead there The two people were identified as 69-year-old Robert Richmond Jr the sheriff’s office said it appears that Janice Richmond was shot and killed by Robert Richmond Investigators said there is no known motive