It was a sea of green camouflages early Friday morning June 14 on the north east side of Richfield.46 members from the local 222nd Field Artillery Battalion of the Utah National Guard performed a community service project at the new Nielson Warm Springs Park at 600 E and 500 N.As per usual for the ‘Triple Deuce’ soldiers were quick, efficient, helpful, and if blinked, you may have missed them.
Runny noses and itchy eyes are here.
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If you have been around Sevier County over the last three decades, you’ve probably heard, met, or been affected by the kindness, generosity, and genuine care for others that is Rick and Kathryn Robinson.Recently, Richfield City Independence Day parade director, Justin Jepson announced the Board’s decision after being nominated twice this year that the Robinsons will be this year’s Independence Day parade grand marshals.Rick Robinson graduated from North Sevier High School in 1976, followed by serving a two year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
“People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will always remember how you made them feel.” This quote by Maya Angelou sums up the effect Mr.
The Utah Summer Games has been a staple in the Cedar City area for nearly 40 years.
After years worth of work with Sevier County commissioners and the Utah State Archives, the Sevier County Archives and Heritage Services has officially been created.
Sponsorship signs, the revving of the golf carts, donated raffle prizes lining the tables,scorecards ready to be filled out, mulligans being purchased if needed, the morning sunlight peeking over the east mountain, and finally, the ball being smacked off the tee was the scene of the annual Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce Mulligans Masters golf tournament held Friday June 7 at Cove View Golf Course.The Mulligan Master golf tournament has been going on for decades as the Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce has given the local Chamber members and other businesses in the area an opportunity to get their company name, logos, products, services, and faces out there to the public.This year, twenty six teams of four came together to play in the scramble format last Friday.