Newsletter-Early-Week

The much-anticipated Salina City office building officially opened its doors on July 3, after a ribbon cutting was held.

The Miss Sevier County pageant was held on Sat., June 21st where Jainie Thalman passed on her crown to Hannah Williams.

The RESEP clinic will be holding two public information clinics on Downwinders. They will be on Sat., June 28th in Richfield and Salina.

Another dumping of waste has been confirmed. The CUHD and DEQ are currently investigating the liquid waste and where it originated from.

The VFW Sevier Valley Post 5050 held a flag retirement ceremony, drawing over 30 community members to honor the flag's legacy.

Richfield High School alumni proudly represented both their hometown and Team U.S.A. during the esteemed Friendship Cup held in Scotland.

The NHCS presented its annual report to the Richfield City Council and expressed the importance of support amid funding cuts.

Richfield came together to “ Color Our World” with the Messy Art Party, which took place on Thursday, May 29, at the Richfield City Park.

Salina City is preparing to welcome visitors to the 18th Annual Eyes to the Sky Balloon Festival, set to take place June 20–22.

A beautiful mural has arrived on Marysvale Main Street, and it has been designed and painted by students at Oscarson Elementary School.