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Pioneer Day preparations get underway throughout Sanpete
Members of Fairview’s Grow Club—a club to teach chldren how to grow their own food—paint the vegetables which will adorn their float in Fairview’s kid’s parade on July 24.
07/21/2010 - By Alec Barton and Karen Prisbrey - Staff writers
Seven communities across the county will celebrate Pioneer Day this weekend with rodeos, parades, derbies, luncheons and gatherings.
Top Stop’s settlement with city far below actual damages
07/21/2010 - By John Hales -
Managing Editor
GUNNISON—A Sanpete Messenger inquiry into the details of the legal settlement between Gunnison City and Wind River Petroleum shows a huge discrepancy between what the city spent because of Top Stop’s gas leak and what it is getting in recompense.
Ephraim burglars target firearms
07/21/2010 - By John Hales - Managing Editor
EPHRAIM—Local and federal authorities are searching for a couple of thieves who broke into an Ephraim sporting goods store over the weekend and stole an undisclosed number of guns.
Gunnison High grad to retrace Martin-Willie trek
07/21/2010 - By Dyna Folkerson - Staff writer
PROVO—Traditionally, law students do something extravagant after passing the bar exam like traveling to Europe, Greece or the Bahamas.
Every vote counts—again
Recount gives Holman two more votes, but Brian Nielson still wins by eight
07/14/2010 - By John Hales - Managing Editor
MANTI—For Brian Nielson, a candidate for the Republican nomination for Sanpete County sheriff, the third time seems to have been the charm.
Former resident returns to ‘manage’ his hometown
07/14/2010 - By Debra Fraser - Staff writer
EPHRAIM—A man who grew up in Ephraim, who graduated from Snow College and who says, “Ephraim is home,” started work as the new Ephraim City manager Tuesday.
Case dismissed - Wind River settles out of court with gas-leak victims
07/07/2010 - By John Hales - Managing Editor     
MANTI—Wind River Petroleum, the parent company of the Gunnison Top Store where 20,000 gallons of gasoline leaked into the ground in 2007, has settled out of court with victims of the disaster.