Chester Feed and Country Store brings local products, farm supplies under on roof
CHESTER—A new business in Chester is aiming to do more than provide feed and hay for local farmers and ranchers.
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Gunnison Valley unleashes 35-point run to crush Milford 24-13
MILFORD—Once Gunnison Valley settled in last Friday night, the Bulldogs took complete control over Milford on the road.
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Wright throws 4 TDs in Manti’s loss to Juab
NEPHI—Manti kept finding the end zone. Juab just kept finding it more.
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North Sanpete’s unbeaten run ends against Richfield
RICHFIELD—North Sanpete’s fast start to the season came to a halt Friday night as the Hawks fell to Richfield 36-7 in their first Region 3A-South game of the season.
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Snow buries conference foe Cisco with 39 unanswered points
CISCO, Texas—Snow College turned a close game into a runaway victory by controlling the line of scrimmage and creating opportunities on the defensive side of the ball.
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Built for eternity, second House of the Lord rises in the Sanpete Valley
EPHRAIM—Ephraim now has a “House of the Lord” to call its own. The Ephraim Utah Temple is ready for dedication, carrying into the future a vivid history that stretches back to settlement of the Sanpete Valley during the early years of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Red, White and Moo: Sanpete County Fair 2026 in pictures
MANTI—Red, White and Moo: Sanpete County Fair 2026 in pictures…
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Gunnison Valley Hospital begins major update, expansion
GUNNISON—For decades. Gunnison Valley Hospital has cared for the community from the same rooms and kitchens. Now the hospital is embarking on an update needed to carry that care into the future.
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Gunnison holding Main Street Roundup, United We March on Sept. 11, 12
GUNNISON—A “street stroll” and the annual United We March observance are scheduled in Gunnison Friday and Saturday, Sept. 11 and 12.
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Ephraim temple site dedication was punctuated by appearance of President Nelson
EPHRAIM—The groundbreaking for the new Ephraim Utah Temple on Aug. 27, 2022 was punctuated by surprises.
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Ephraim mayor, church president joined in picking temple site
EPHRAIM—Well before the first shovel of dirt was turned and before the Ephraim Utah Temple began rising above 200 North, former mayor John Scott found himself walking potential temple sites with President Russell M. Nelson, discussing where the new “House of the Lord” should be built.
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State fire marshal determines water heater caused Snow Dragon fire
EPHRAIM—A fire that destroyed Snow Dragon Chinese Restaurant in Ephraim earlier this month was caused by the failure of a natural gas water heater, according to an investigation by the Utah State Fire Marshal’s Office.
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After more than 60 years, Ephraim woman completes grandmother’s quilt
EPHRAIM—The story behind a quilt displayed at the Sanpete County Fair, a quilt that won a blue ribbon and a People’s Choice Award, dates back at least to 1963, and depending on how you interpret the story, as far back as 1931.
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Mayfield man charged with sexual abuse of children, investigation ongoing
MAYFIELD—A Mayfield man was arrested Aug. 28 after law enforcement executed a search warrant at his residence as part of an ongoing Sevier County investigation involving exceptionally serious allegations of sexual abuse of children.
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Ephraim man held without bail after child sex abuse allegations
MANTI—An Ephraim man was arrested Monday, Aug. 24, after authorities received an allegation that he had sexually abused a child multiple times when she was about 8 years old, according to a probable-cause affidavit filed in 6th District Court.
