Attempted bank robber taken into custody following standoff with police
On August 6, a man, later identified as Michael Douglas Hathaway, age 43, attempted to rob the Utah Independent Bank, in Monroe.
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Service rendered to remember the past and help the present
As you walked into the Sevier County fairgrounds exhibit hall on September 4, one saw a sea of activity as hundreds came together to help in a worthy cause.The fifth annual 9/11 Humanitarian Day put on by the Sevier Valley Interfaith Council and JustServe was created to remember and honor those we lost in the September 11, 2001 attacks.
Pilots in the park
On Sat., September 7 the Monroe City Lion’s Park hosted roughly 75 pilots from all around world including many U.S.
Days for Girls’ humanitarian initiative in Redmond
Days for Girls (DfG) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing washable pads, health education, and social enterprises to women and girls in need across the world.
Pool proposal gets a new look
Richfield City council approved a proposal to reduce the overall cost of the new pool project following a special meeting held Monday, August 19.
Charges filed following Butch Cassidy Days brawl
On Sunday, August 4 Piute County Sheriff’s Office responded to a fight in Junction, Utah.
Utah Bans 13 Books from Public Schools
Utah public schools have recently banned 13 books, igniting a statewide and national debate over censorship, education, and freedom of expression.The banned titles include popular works like “A Court of Thorns and Roses,” “A Court of Frost and Starlight,” “A Court of Mist and Fury,” “A Court of Silver Flames,” and “A Court of Wings and Ruin” by Sarah J.
Dusty Wilkinson Park
If you are a resident of Annabella Town or the surrounding area, you probably knew or had heard of Dusty Wilkinson, as he had diligently served the town for 20 years.“My dad was a big part of the community,” said Coltin Wilkinson.
Celebrating 110 years
Built in 1913-14, the Richfield Carnegie Library has been the epicenter of information and imagination for thousands of readers and lifelong learners.
Historic dedication
On Saturday, July 20 the Camp Geyser Daughters of Utah Pioneers held a dedication ceremony for the historic Fremont school bell, which represents the sacrifice, resilience, and preservation the early pioneers of Fremont represented.“It is so special to dedicate this pioneer treasure,” said Lauralee Williams, Wayne Company President, Camp Captain DUP.