The Sevier County Attorneyâs Office filed a criminal charge of negligent homicide in the death of James M. Allen, which occurred on Friday, October 4. Darren James Ence Jr., is scheduled to be in court for the initial appearance on December 10.
Richfield is set to experience the magic of Christmas through music and dance as Grammy-nominated and Billboard No. 1 concert violinist Jenny Oaks Baker returns with her acclaimed Christmas show, Joy to the World! A Sacred Celebration. This spiritual and artistic masterpiece will take center stage at the Sevier Valley Center on Wednesday, December 11, at 7 p.m.
by Jeff Raisor Contributing Writer The Richfield High School football team is headed to the 3A State championship game for the second year in a row after their dominating performance…
In the wake of the 2020 election, many individuals question the security and transparency of Utah’s election process.
Registered voters in Sevier, Wayne, and Piute Counties have been consecutively increasing their voter turnout over the last 15 years and four presidential elections.
On Wednesday, September 18 the unimaginable happened on a construction site in Antimony where Keegon Heath was operating a skid steer loader when it tipped over into an open cold storage space, pinning him against the basement wall upside down.
On Monday, October 7, Richfield Main Street was not just lined with purple pinwheels, ribbons, and bows, but hundreds of residents who gathered with Utah Foster Care representatives and First Lady Abby Cox to discuss the dire need for foster families in Sevier County, specifically Richfield.
Utah lawmaker Ralph Okerlund, of Monroe has passed away at the age of 72, on Wed., October 9 in his home alongside his sweetheart, Cindy Okerlund, and surrounded by family.
At the Richfield Reaper, we have been serving our local Sevier, Wayne, and Piute counties for 136 years, as we were established in 1888.
After years of plans, proposals, community input, and reworking the cost of a new Richfield City pool, Mayor Bryan Burrows, alongside city manager, Michele Jolley, parks and recreation manager, Brady Edwards, and the Richfield City council members secured funding from the Permanent Community Impact Board (CIB).“This has been a long time in the works,” said Burrows.