RYCC and 4-H host teens bingo night
On Thursday, Feb. 6th, Richfield Youth City Council (RYCC) and Sevier County 4-H hosted their first Richfield teen bingo night, which drew roughly 60 students who came together to have a night of fun.
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Sensations shine at state
After months and months of waking up before the sun came out, getting to practice, perfecting routines, taking the Region title, and walking out onto that UVU court at the mother of all competitions, you take one last breath as the crowd silences themselves for just a second as the music turned on and instinct, memory, and adrenaline take over.
Senator Curtis announces subcommittee chairmanships on foreign relations and environment & public works committees
Washington, D.C. – Yesterday, Senator John Curtis announced his appointments as subcommittee chairman on two key Senate committees: the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (SFRC) and… Login to continue reading Login…
Rep. Maloy and Colleagues Introduce Legislation Honoring Civil Rights Hero Fred Korematsu
Washington, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Celeste Maloy joined Representatives Mark Takano (CA-39), Vince Fong (CA-20), and Young Kim (CA-40) in introducing The Fred Korematsu Congressional… Login to continue reading Login…
Richfield cruises past Carbon
by Jeff RaisorContributing Writer The Carbon High School girls basketball team made the trip to Richfield to take on the Wildcats in a 3A Region… Login to continue reading Login…
The Bookmark: Creating community through books
The Bookmark, a bookshop that also features local vendors, hosted its first book release party on Tuesday, Jan. 21, celebrating Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros.
Spartans fall to the Wildcats
by Jeff RaisorContributing Writer January 22 brought the Emery Spartans (9-8) to Richfield (13-3) for a Region 12 matchup as the stands were packed with… Login to continue reading Login…
Wildcats take down the Falcons
by Jeff RaisorContributing Writer It was a sea of blue as the RHS main gym stands were packed with player’s families, the pep band, drill… Login to continue reading Login…
Library Board proposes leasing new space to address growth needs
On Tuesday, January 14, Librarian Tiffany Andersen presented the Richfield Library Board’s proposal to lease the former Mountain View Valley Vision Center building to the Richfield City Council. The building, located directly across the street from the current Richfield Carnegie Library, offers an opportunity to address the growing needs of the library and its patrons.