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| Saturday, May 17th, 2008 |
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PHS Band Attends State Festival 
For the first time in as many years as they can remember, the Parowan High School Band qualified to attend the state festival this year, and they came away with ratings they can be proud of. (read article) Enoch City Establishes New Youth Council Enoch’s new youth council was introduced and sworn into office during the City Council’s May 7 meeting. Councilor Celesta Lyman said the council is thrilled with the opportunity to have a youth council in Enoch. She said when applications went out, they had several applications, and selected nine youth to sit on the council. Youth council members will be involved in volunteer activities and learning about leadership and local government. (read article) Ladybug Nursery Continues Family Tradition In 1956, beef farmer Walter Kerksiek started growing flowers to sell on the side. The venture grew into the Beaver Nursery, and the Kerksiek family was soon focused on selling plants and acting as beef farmers on the side. (read article) Cedar City Leisure Services Director Gets Change of Job Focus Bob Tate has served Cedar City as the Parks and Recreation Director since he moved here from Logan in 1994, and his job is in the process of changing to focus more on sports and developing recreational programs. (read article) Announcements SCOUT EXPO ROCK CRAWLING THANK YOU HELPING YOU HELP YOURSELF PERCUSSION AND JAZZ CONCERT AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS AMERICAN FAMILY FEST CEDAR CITY PARKS AND REC PRESCRIBED FIRE PAROWAN FUN RUN SWAP MEET Need info about St. George, Cedar City, and Southern Utah, Check out SouthernUtahHotSpots.com |
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