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By Jeff Raisor Usually, the first week of high school consists of going to each one of your classes, reading through a syllabus, getting to… Login to continue reading Login…
By Jeff Raisor Usually, the first week of high school consists of going to each one of your classes, reading through a syllabus, getting to… Login to continue reading Login…
By Richard DeppeRDeppe@Cherryroad.com With school being back in session safety is important. The first day back for Sevier County School District was August 14 and… Login to continue reading Login…
On Monday, Sept. 1, the U.S. celebrated Labor Day. Labor Day was first celebrated in 1885 after municipal ordinances were passed, a movement was created to secure state legislation.
By Jeff Raisor After 50+ days of fighting the Monroe Canyon fire, containment has now reached over 90%. Previously the number one fire in the… Login to continue reading Login…
Who is ready to roll up their sleeve, spend a few hours working hard, and really making a difference? If that’s something you have in mind, then mark your calendars for the Humanitarian Day event at the Sevier County Fairgrounds on Tuesday, Sept. 9.
By Jeff Raisor Soccer has grown in popularity across the country, state, and even our rural counties over the past couple of decades. With the… Login to continue reading Login…
A sea of over 350 bike riders from 14 to 79 years old gathered at the Lion’s Park in Richfield on Saturday August 16 to start the annual Sevier Valley Rooster Ride. The music was playing, the spandex riding suits were in full fashion, and the excitement to put some miles behind these riders was in the air.
The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce gathered at the Sevier County fairgrounds on August 13 for its monthly luncheon, bringing together local business leaders, members, and community supporters.
This summer, Athenian Academy was proud to serve the Richfield community by offering free breakfast and lunch to children 18 and under. With the support of dedicated volunteers, we served approximately 30,500 meals—helping ensure that local children stayed nourished and supported during the summer months. We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who made this program possible. Our final day of summer meal service will be Wednesday, July 23rd.