As you drive past a cemetery on the last Monday in May, you will likely see people decorating grave sights with potted plants, flowers, and little trinkets.Many times there are flags blowing in the wind atop the poles placed next to a veteran’s headstone.
On May 9 at the Meadows took Golf Course, the Wildcats put an exclamation mark on one of their most dominant girls golf seasons ever by winning the state title by 30 strokes!
It was a week full of networking, meeting with and learning from elected officials, and visiting the powerful monuments to relive history and be educated in our nation’s Capital.Nearly 100 Utahns took to DC May 4-9 on the annualUtah Chamber Washington Trip.
The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce held its monthly luncheon on May 8 as South China restaurant catered the event.
Although the weather tried to put a damper on the outside activities, the Richfield City library still held its annual Summer Reading Kickoff and book sale on May 11.There were dozens of children and adults who attended this exciting event as an inflatable pool full of Legos was set up for kids to play in.
Roughly $3.4 million was allocated to selected habitat restoration projects at the recent annual Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Habitat Council funding meeting on April 30.The DWR Habitat Council was created in 1995 by the Utah Legislature as a way to provide funds for fish and wildlife conservation that are specifically used to:Enhance fish and wildlife habitatPreserve and protect habitatManage and acquire new habitat areas for fish and wildlifeImprove hunting and fishing accessThese funds are a portion of the revenue from license, permit and certificate of registration fees related to hunting and fishing.The Habitat Council consists of eight individuals who act as an advisory board.
This week is National Nurses Week in America, an annual celebration to honor the vital role of nurses in health care.
Mayhem in the Park volume two at the Richfield City Park May 4 was a huge success.
Nicole Pinnell, a highly sought recording artist and concert cellist, performed Monday, May 6 at the new venue, Greystone Monroe.“We were so honored and blessed to have Nicole and Jayne Galloway perform at the Greystone,” said Yvonne Shaver, owner of Greystone Monroe.