Build your Village — Come enjoy lunch while getting your questions answered about what the foster care journey is like. We will have Utah Foster Care staff and local foster parents there to share their experiences and insights. This is the perfect opportunity to start building your foster care village. On Jan., 29 from noon-1 p.m. in Richfield. Go to utahfostercare.org to RSVP, free lunch and childcare provided.
The Raptors Inventory Nest Survey (RINS) offers volunteers a unique opportunity to learn about and help protect Utah’s eagles, hawks, falcons, osprey, and owls. Volunteers are needed, and training workshops will be held in February and March.
For the first time in four years, the Federal Reserve has cut short-term interest rates. The Fed has indicated that this cut may be followed by several others in the months ahead. What will these lower rates mean to you as a consumer and an investor?
DWR reminding public ‘don’t ditch a fish’ after discovering fish illegally introduced into 3 waterbodies in 2024
Kermit’s Kruisers awarded Wyatt Hugh, a student from Millard High School, a scholarship to attend Snow College’s automotive technology program. This marked the club’s first scholarship, which was funded through car shows held in October.
On Tuesday, January 14, Librarian Tiffany Andersen presented the Richfield Library Board’s proposal to lease the former Mountain View Valley Vision Center building to the Richfield City Council. The building, located directly across the street from the current Richfield Carnegie Library, offers an opportunity to address the growing needs of the library and its patrons.
“Sevier County challenges Richfield City”
On January 10-11, the Lion’s Club held their District 28T Convention at the Sevier County Fairgrounds. During the event the Lion’s Club members from across the state of Utah along with national dignitaries toured local attractions, like the CCC/POW Museum in Salina, attended meetings, and hosted their annual awards.