Riverton Police Have A New Home

“The proximity is invaluable to Riverton City,” Police Chief Rod Norton said. Read More »

One Hundred Years Of Vibrant Living

“She’s just so vibrant and full of life,” her niece Lynn Naylor said. “She rarely complains. She just loves life.” Read More »

Library Receives Fresh Makeover

Once the doors open, the Riverton Library will be back to full operation with a list of events already scheduled. Read More »

Big Hearts At Herriman High Choose To Give Back

Since it opened in 2010, Herriman High has been doing a yearly charity drive each December, known as Hearts of Gold. Read More »

TreeUtah Stops By Midas Creek Elementary

TreeUtah gave a generous $1,200 grant to the students who replaced the trees in a planting ceremony Nov. 4. Read More »

Mustangs Want To Win

“We are a true team. These kids love to compete. Top to bottom, these girls want to win." Read More »

Riverton Basketball Team Begins A New Era

When the lights come on in the Riverton High School gymnasium, new faces will be standing on the sidelines, but the basketball team will still have the same style of play they have used since the school opened in 1999. Read More »

Community Pours Out Support For Kidney Transplant Patient

Imagine walking into a doctor’s office for a routine examination with an expectation of leaving with a clean bill of health, but instead being diagnosed with a life-threatening condition. Read More »

Rockin’ Around the Real Christmas Tree

Now that we’re empty nesters, my husband has tentatively suggested that we destroy Christmas. Read More »

Climb Every Mountain, But Don’t Build Houses There, Herriman Residents Say

“Please don’t let them build homes on the mountain,” was the general comment given by every resident who chose to speak at an Oct. 8 Herriman public hearing on proposed development on the western Traverse Ridge above Herriman. Read More »