Week five legislative report
With just two weeks left, things at the capitol are busier than ever.
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News
Prom dresses with a purpose
Sometimes inequities like costs can be a hindrance to young women, but Going 2 Prom, a local non-profit based out of Salina wants to change this.
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Selecting a tax preparer
The IRS expects you to complete tax returns with 100% accuracy, and being unaware of a new wrinkle in the law won’t save you from a stressful, time-consuming and perhaps costly audit.
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Tax help for military members
Military members and their families are eligible for special IRS consideration.
Read MoreBringing common sense to healthcare
On Feb. 6, Jarvis, alongside other medical professionals and Utah citizens presented their concerns regarding the healthcare issues its residents face daily at the Utah capitol.
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Utah hoop shoot champs
Stratton Hallows, son of Jared and Dani Hallows of Salina; Alyssa Okerlund, daughter of Justin and Tammy Okerlund of Salina; and Addison Kuszmaul, daughter of DJ and Stacy Kuszmaul of Elsinore won the Elks National Utah State Hoop Shoot competition.
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Realtor offering scholarships
The Red Hills Chapter of REALTORS, composed of real estate professionals in Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne counties, is offering a $1,000 scholarship to two eligible graduating students attending high school, equivalent school, or home-schooled students.
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South Sevier back on top at state drill
This year, all is back as it should be on the Monroe campus. The Sensations are back on top.
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Legislative Report – Week 3
A lot of meaningful legislation has already been passed and I look forward to continuing to work with my colleagues over the next four weeks to pass more.
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