Christmas Eve car repair leads to magical holiday and lifelong friendship
By Lorna Bown as told to Coleen Ogden Because Lorna and Cecil Bown’s son, Bob,
By Lorna Bown as told to Coleen Ogden Because Lorna and Cecil Bown’s son, Bob,
By Cecilia James as told to Coleen Ogden Cecilia James, age 6, during the first
MT PLEASANT—Do we buy gas or food this week? That is the question on some
GUNNISON—Following a public hearing last week, the Gunnison City Council made final adjustments to the
Field Day is June 25 and 26th. What is Field Day you may ask? Field
GUNNISON—Three girls vied for the title of Miss Gunnison on Saturday, April 23, with
Utah is seventh in the nation for drug overdoses, and the majority of those overdoses are from opioids, according to a slideshow presentation presented to the Sanpete Cares Coalition last Monday, March 14.
GUNNISON–With a kind voice and a positive attitude, author Gary Hogg presented a workshop
Several Gunnison roads are about to get a major facelift in the spring, thanks to the city securing $2.5 million in grants and loans for its road work projects.
Gunnison City Council met on Thursday, Nov. 17 with Ensign Engineering’s Kelly Chappell and Tyson Jukes to discuss and plan upcoming Utah Community Impact Board (CIB) road projects.