Ephraim News

In a case that offers new details of tactics used by marijuana growers in Utah, a judge on Wednesday sentenced an Ephraim man to 30 months in prison.

Will the recruits training for Somalia's new navy a ' its first in decades a ' prove capable against threats such as piracy? Considering that Mogadishu is also beseeching neighboring states to send more troops to assist in its struggle against rebel forces, I wonder.

A steep, prolonged decline in prices they're paid for their milk is forcing dairy farmers from Utah to Pennsylvania to send herds to slaughter or put up land and equipment as collateral to hang on in an industry teetering on financial collapse.

Marsha Morales and her fellow members of Snow College's Hispanic Student Association petitioned the city of Ephraim to include a Mexican flag in its cemetery along with the flags of the United States, Britain and the Scandinavian nations from which some early Mormon pioneers emigrated.

We've got a bear in my neighborhood. I haven't seen it, but there is plenty of chatter about it.

Fyr Bal is in just two weeks, June 19-21. Chieftain voting continues at the Visitors Center.

Dead White Men Ephraim has rejected a proposal from the Snow College Hispanic Student Association to add a Mexican flag to a memorial in the city cemetery that currently includes flags of the United States, Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland.

Snow College's Hispanic Student Association wants to add a Mexican flag to this flag display celebrating the heritage of Ephraim's founders at the city cemetery.

A juried art show opening reception will be held at Central Utah Art Center , 86 North Main, Ephraim, Friday, May 22, from 6 to 8 p.m., with juror Gary Smith.

April 11 Mario Alfonso Molina and Emily Joanne Bryner of St. George April 25 David J. Broadbent III and Ashley Diane Stout of St.

Alan Christensen, director of the Small Busoiness Development Center at Ephraim Snow College and Assistant Director at Richfield campus Keith Church, were selected to receive the prestigious Utah District U.S. Small Business Administration Award for the Small Business Development Center Service Excellence and Innovation Center Award of the Year.

After calling the little town of Ephraim "home" for two years while going to school, about 570 Snow College students completed graduation exercises Saturday, then drove away.

Several Ephraim residents were arrested recently by the Central Utah Narcotics Task Force.

Neal Cox, BYUa s director of student leadership, has spent most of his life teaching students and other young people a philosophy of leadership through service.

District 68 Legislative Representative Brad Winn, reviewed Legislative issues pertaining to Ephraim City.

Sixth grade students from Moroni and Fountain Green Elementary Schools recently graduated the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program which was taught to them by Deputy Cole Young.

"Short Stories: Sanpete County" is an installation of photographs documenting locations and/or objects found in Sanpete County by artists Joe Ostraff, John Telford, and Paul Adams.

The winner of the general category is an athletic, energetic, and very ambitious senior at his high school.

U of U students head to class on Friday March 27th. Another tuition increase is on its way for U of U students.

Over 100 visual art students attended the annual All-State High School Art Competition at the Springville Museum of Art.