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by Cade Douglas Ph.D., Superintendent What we look forward to most when it comes to Sevier School District Board meetings are when we have presentations… Login to continue reading Login…
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Holiday Light Contest — Richfield City will be divided into four quadrants (separating Main Street and Center Street as axis) Prizes for 1st place in… Login to continue reading Login…
Women impacting business in rural Utah
by Janette Wagner, Assistant Director Snow College SBDC/Custom Fit Rural Utah is undergoing a quiet yet powerful transformation as women step into key roles as… Login to continue reading Login…
Richfield Swim Dominates at Home
by Jeff RaisorContributing Writer The Richfield High School swim teams looked strong as they hosted Carbon and Delta on November 21. This preThanksgiving meet had… Login to continue reading Login…
South Sevier Athletes Excel
After a tremendous fall high school sports season, awards were presented in an assembly at South Sevier High School on November 12 to student athletes who achieved greatness in the classroom, and on the links, track, field, and court.
Santa Makes it to Main Street
As the old lyrics assure us, âSanta Claus is coming to town.â Rest assured, he made it! As tradition continues, Black Friday brought local business sales, early morning openings, and Santa Claus on a firetruck.
Teaching kids about giving
On the quest to raising good humans, I realize that most people tend to use the holidays as a teachable time for kids.
This week in historyWednesday, November 27, 1991
On this day, in 1991 the article Tuesday Bomb threat empties Richfield High was featured on the front page following a horrific hoax call in 1991.On this day, a telephone bomb threat at the Richfield High School was called in which led to the evacuation of over 600 students along with faculty, staff, and other campus personnel.
RHS Start Season Off Strong
With the high school football season ending on Saturday November 16, there wasn’t much of a turnaround time for many Richfield High School players as they held basketball tryouts just two days later and played their first game two days after that.On Wednesday November 20, the Wildcats boys basketball team made the drive to Cedar City to take on Cedar High School in a non region opening game.The Wildcats scored a respectable 16 points in the first quarter and 21 in the second as they went into halftime up 37-23 behind some terrific play by Richfield’s Jorgen Southwick.
Wreaths Across America in Antimony
Wreaths Across America is an American non-profit organization established in 2007.