Snow tops 6,000 for the first time
Snow College was near the head of the pack in enrollment growth amount Utah’s degree-granting colleges and universities.
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Ephraim Ace Hardware holds grand opening
Logan and Margaret Ray are the owners of the new Ace Hardware store in Ephraim, which holds a grand opening.
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Manti approves 22 more home lots in east bench near Stake Center
The Manti City Council has approved another subdivision in the vicinity of the Manti LDS Stake Center, where more than 60 other lots for upscale homes have been developed in the past five years.
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Sanpete County voters stick with familiar faces in mayor contests, with a few notable exceptions
Sanpete County voters pretty much stuck with the familiar in mayoral contests on Tuesday. But there were some exceptions.
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Moroni’s test well ‘really promising,’ with low nitrate level, engineer says
MORONI—After hearing an optimistic report from a consulting engineer, the Moroni City Council approved purchase of just under an acre of land for a new culinary water well last week. The council agreed to pay Sheldon Holgreen, a Moroni resident, $15,000 for a parcel of just over 200 square feet of land northwest…
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DOMINO EFFECT
A resident’s request to build a house on agricultural property west of Manti could trigger a domino effect of potential impacts, particularly the need to acquire property, widen, and pave what has been a dirt farm road.
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Manti will let residents opt-out of ‘smart’ meters
The Manti City Council has approved a policy permitting residents to opt out of the city’s current initiative to replace manually read electric meters with meters that transmit data about electricity use to city computers using radio frequencies.
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Manti cuts ribbon at Sports Park
When about 100 people gathered to cut a ribbon at the Manti Sports Park last Wednesday, it was the culmination of a seven-year effort, which was punctuated by good luck and possibly some divine intervention.
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School resource officer contracts renegotiated
Contracts defining fairly complicated cost-sharing arrangements for four school resource officers in the county have been renegotiated for the first time in more than 10 years.
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Manti plans to upgrade water features on Manti Market Fresh parking lot
Manti City is getting ready to reconstruct the landscaping and water feature on the northeast corner of Main and Union that was installed in 2006 as part of a Main Street beautification project.
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Community honors soldier killed in training incident
A community tribute was being organized Monday to honor Staff Sgt. Lincoln Olmstead, a Spring City native who was killed in a training incident near Fort Campbell, Kentucky on Sept. 21.
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Scouts hold fundraiser at TIFIE Scout Camp
Scouts hold a fundraiser at the TIFIE Scout Camp.
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Not exceptional in the history books, but exceptional as pioneer and community leader
Anthony Wayne Bessey was honored during the 33rd Settlement of Sanpete observance.
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‘Scoping’ provides 60-day comment period on Manti-LaSal forest plan
The clock is ticking on the preparation of a new forest plan for the Manti-LaSal National Forest, which will replace the plan that has been on the books for more than 35 years.
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County has right to veto Indianola lake
Indianola residents describe a litany of problems related to development, roads and zoning enforcement at a county commission meeting.
