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Riverton church members collect, deliver essentials to elderly trapped inside because of COVID-19

Two Riverton church parishioners are giving hope and help to the community through a campaign to gather and deliver nonperishable supplies to elderly, homebound and immune compromised residents who can’t go to the store because of COVID-19.

Utah Officials Encourage Limited Gatherings and Other Precautions Amid COVID-19 Concerns

Everyone from the Utah Jazz to local school districts are deciding what to do in the face of Coronavirus.

Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs Announces Campaign for County Mayor

Staggs said he wants to "take our county back."

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Actors play around with ‘Potter’ spoof

Riverton High hosts school of magic for four nights. Read More »

Carnival immerses Bluffdale Elementary families in Brazilian culture

Families line up for Brazilian food, music and dancing. Read More »

It’s not just history, it’s personal - Social studies teacher of the year makes history relatable

Teens learn how to write a breakup letter by looking to the Declaration of Independence and how to flatter parents while making demands from their study of the colonists’ “Olive Branch Petition.” OR It’s not just history; it’s personal. Read More »

How three local food entrepreneurs' products made their way to grocery store shelves

Hard work, family support and a love of food help three local food entrepreneurs bring their products to market. Read More »

Southland’s star spangled musical, a family tradition

A whiny King George III, a sassy golden spike and Old Glory herself sing and dance their way through American History. Read More »

Here comes the sun: Riverton city offers messages of hope and help at special event

Community members gathered at Riverton High School to share mental health resources and messages of hope at Riverton’s Live in Real Life With a Little Help From My Friends event Jan. 27. Read More »

Cold weather didn’t stop Riverton High HOPE walk

Hundreds of Riverton High students and community members walked to show HOPE and support for suicide prevention. Read More »

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Riverton church members collect, deliver essentials to elderly trapped inside because of COVID-19

Utah Officials Encourage Limited Gatherings and Other Precautions Amid COVID-19 Concerns

Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs Announces Campaign for County Mayor

Featured Articles

Actors play around with ‘Potter’ spoof

Carnival immerses Bluffdale Elementary families in Brazilian culture

It’s not just history, it’s personal - Social studies teacher of the year makes history relatable

How three local food entrepreneurs' products made their way to grocery store shelves

Southland’s star spangled musical, a family tradition

Here comes the sun: Riverton city offers messages of hope and help at special event

Cold weather didn’t stop Riverton High HOPE walk

Arts+Entertainment

Dan's Review: No new power-ups for "Jumanji: The Next Level"

Business

Hear from South Valley Chamber of Commerce President as he appears on City Journals Podcast

Education

Children’s film festival comes to the Viridian

Local Life

Residents express differing opinions about panic buying

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Riverton residents encouraged to use coronavirus prevention methods

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High school sports events take hiatus during Covid-19 pandemic

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