Omicrom variant surges into 2022, spreading into Utah and Sanpete
January 19, 2022
Just when everything seemed to be returning to normal, a new strain of COVID-19
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Just when everything seemed to be returning to normal, a new strain of COVID-19
Darin Johansen was honored for his decades of service at a retirement party on Dec. 14.
A Sanpete County man who served in the U.S. Navy and was sent to Afghanistan to fight the Taliban and help rebuild the country there is now on a mission to rescue his Afghan friends.
For some Sanpete County farmers, all they need to do to dismiss a report that climate warming in the Mountain West may lead to snowless mountain tops and barren reservoirs is raise their eyes to Horseshoe Mountain.
The 2020 census is out and Sanpete County, along with its neighbors in the Six Counties Association of Governments—Juab, Millard, Piute, Sevier and Wayne—is lagging behind in growth.
The transmission rate in Sanpete is regarded as very high, but stable, according to the Utah Department of Health. On Nov. 18, there were 129 active COVID cases in the county.
It’s way too early to declare the drought is over in the Sanpete Valley, but October was a great start to the new water year as frequent storms brought 190 percent of normal precipitation to the San Pitch River Basin.
Sanpete County leaders are considering how to spend almost $15 million that has been dropped into local government coffers because of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
Several cities have Trunk-or-Treats and other celebrations When the night air turns cold and a
For mountain bike racers, conditions were perfect for debut races at a new 5.8 mile course built near the Gunnison reservoir on Saturday.