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NEW! Coliseum Fit™ watches by Rockwell Time! These new custom FTF labeled watches will be available July 4th at the Grove Creek merch tent! Get yours just in time for the Run2Remember 5k Trail Run on July 11th! ... See MoreSee Less

Rockwell Coliseum Fit™

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$135.00

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Follow the Flag in support of Studio 5.

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It’s the time of year we reflect on our country, so here is how to promote patriotism in your own family.

With the Fourth of July coming up this weekend, we like to think about the many things we love about this country. But after the holiday is over, don’t let your kids just forget about it all. When it comes to bringing patriotism into your home, there are a few things you can do.

Kyle Fox, founder of “Follow the Flag”, and his wife Carrie, share how they have brought this principle into their home. They share how teaching through stories can be an important tool, and details about this year’s Follow the Flag celebrations.

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We are about to begin flag week in celebration of Independence Day! Activities begin in just 2 days starting with a flag cruise! You won't want to miss our newest GIANT flag unfurl in Grove Creek Canyon on the 4th! 🇺🇸

Other special events include a KSL 5 TV special, 5K trail run, and a motorcycle cruise.

New 2020 Tee's will be available at the Grove Creek trail head. Look for the merch tent!

Merch Tent Hours:
July 4 | 7am-11am
July 6-9 | 5pm-9pm
July 10 | 5pm-10pm
July 11 | 7:30am-10pm

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One year ago today, the community of North Ogden lost SFC Elliott Robbins. Elliott was a decorated Green Beret and the top medic on his team saving many lives and treating many others during his service. Our team was very honored to serve the Robbins family during their difficult time.

Let us take a moment on this day and recognize his sacrifice for our freedoms. 🇺🇸

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Memorial: SFC Elliott Robbins

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Sergeant First Class Elliott Jerome Robbins, 31, born on August 18, 1987, in La Jolla, California, passed away on June 30, 2019 in Afghanistan after serving in the Army for 13 years.

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Testimonials

I love what you represent! I love the patriotism!

Shelly Hone Millgate
July 4, 2018

The spirit of FTF binds us together with love for our country and our fellowman.

Charlene Smith
November 9, 2019

Beautiful way to show respect, honor the fallen, and unite the community.

Kathleen Johansen
November 11, 2019

we love watching this! it's amazing.

Lynn Carling
July 10, 2019

A selfless group who’s main focus is on Patriotism and Healing! My awareness and appreciation for those who have served and are currently serving in our military has been significantly increased. Thank you FTF!!

Jake B. Butler
November 8, 2019

Share with as many communities as possible!

Marian Tesch
November 11, 2019

I just heard about what y'all did for that boy, Justin Rozier. Finding his dad's car and buying it for him; that was absolutely amazing! I am so happy to know there are still good people like y'all still out there. God bless you!

Scott Davey
July 12, 2018

I hope all will follow the Flag . We need more people Loving our Country. Just look to the south of where we put the flag . The mountains with the highest peak ,there is a heart ❤️ in the shape of the trees🌲

Lucy Orton Hall
March 15, 2019

Y’all are amazing! Thank you for bringing this to our community!

James Hammon
November 13, 2018

This was truly a humbling sight to see, I’m so proud of my Community giving such great support to Brent J Taylor’s family and all our military veterans! Fly on Big Betsy !

Jorgensen Cyndi
November 18, 2018

Memorial: CPO Jared Michael Reaves

July 10, 2019 by Kirk Chugg in Healing Missions / Memorials / North Ogden

USCG Chief Petty Officer Jared Michael Reaves, of North Ogden, UT passed away on July 5, 2019, at the University of Chicago Medical Center of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.

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Memorial: CPO Jared Michael Reaves