Alyssa Royster

2 weeks ago | abc4.com | Alyssa Royster

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Cameras are rolling once again in Utah for season six of “The Chosen” — one of the most-watched series in the world. Though the show has been filming in the Beehive State since season two, creator and director Dallas Jenkins admits he once wasn’t sure the series would even make it past season one, which was entirely crowdfunded. “It was great, but you never know if people are actually going to show up and like it and give you future seasons,” Jenkins said.

2 weeks ago | abc4.com | Alyssa Royster

EPHRAIM, Utah (ABC4) — Inside Room 13 at Golden Skyline Assisted Living in Ephraim, you’ll find 105-year-old Nevaline Crompton. But she says you can call her Nevie. Born on June 12, 1920, Nevie just turned 105 years young. “Not too many live to be that old,” Nevie said with a laugh. Crompton’s birthday wish is simple… “I like cake,” she said. What the birthday girl wants, the birthday girl gets, but don’t expect her to sugarcoat it. After a few bites of her cupcake, Nevie was asked how it tasted.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Alyssa Royster

EPHRAIM, Utah (ABC4) — Inside Room 13 at Golden Skyline Assisted Living in Ephraim, you’ll find 105-year-old Nevaline Crompton. But she says you can call her Nevie. Born on June 12, 1920, Nevie just turned 105 years young. “Not too many live to be that old,” Nevie said with a laugh. Crompton’s birthday wish is simple… “I like cake,” she said. What the birthday girl wants, the birthday girl gets, but don’t expect her to sugarcoat it. After a few bites of her cupcake, Nevie was asked how it tasted.

1 month ago | abc4.com | Alyssa Royster

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Fresh off Teacher Appreciation Week, it’s the perfect time to highlight a story that proves the power of a great educator doesn’t just shape a school year — it can shape a life. At 8 a.m. sharp, when the bell rings at Newman Elementary, Ms. Sabrin starts the day with more than just a lesson plan. Mornings in her classroom begin with hugs, fist bumps, and even a little dancing — a routine her third graders look forward to as much as recess.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Alyssa Royster

SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Fresh off Teacher Appreciation Week, it’s the perfect time to highlight a story that proves the power of a great educator doesn’t just shape a school year — it can shape a life. At 8 a.m. sharp, when the bell rings at Newman Elementary, Ms. Sabrin starts the day with more than just a lesson plan. Mornings in her classroom begin with hugs, fist bumps, and even a little dancing — a routine her third graders look forward to as much as recess.