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What apple and peach trees grow well along the Wasatch Back? We're compiling data from backyard fruit tree growers in the area - come help! Do you have (or know of) apple or peach trees thriving along the Wasatch Back? USU Extension is creating a hyper-local database of the apple and peach tree varieties that survive and thrive here. We can then use that information to help each other make better fruit tree selections. We need your help to make this happen! We’re asking for your help to take a couple short surveys and report when your apple and peach trees are blooming and ready to harvest. It’s simple! Come to our orientation meeting to learn how you can participate, and we'll go over the data we collected last year! Bring your friends, neighbors, church groups, bingo crew, book clubs, and gardening nemeses!

Step into the small town of Tilghman County, Georgia, where nothing much ever happens… until a shy Englishman named Charlie Baker arrives. Desperate to avoid conversation, Charlie’s friend tells the locals that he’s a “foreigner” who doesn’t speak a word of English. Believing he can’t understand them, the townspeople say exactly what’s on their minds—spilling secrets, scandals, and schemes that pull Charlie into a wildly funny and unexpectedly heroic adventure.