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 | | Published October 5, 2004 | Local News
Habitat for Humanity Celebrates Second Emery County House
Rebecca Norris and her family, along with Habitat for Humanity President Katherine Foster. |
| Elmo Hears from Candidate for Office
During the regular council meeting at Elmo Town on Sept. 28, no business was conducted by the town, but candidate for commissioner Gary Petty was on had to address and inform the council of his run for Emery County Commissioner.... |
|  | Moving History
Old Post Office from Muddy Creek will find new home at This is the Place Heritage Park |
|  | Part Iii: Economic Summit
Bob King, vice president of Interwest Mining speaks at the economic summit. |
| Commission discusses Ideas for County Fair
The Orangeville Youth Council approached the county commissioners about using the old jail for a haunted house-spook alley for Halloween. The commissioners said the building is currently being used for storage and would not be suitable.... |
| Emery County Domestic Violence Coalition Sponsors Annual Program in the Park for Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Domestic violence is not limited to physical violence. It takes on many forms, including physical, emotional, sexual, verbal and psychological abuse by an intimate partner. ... |
| Are You Prepared to Survive?
Emergency Preparedness Fair, Oct. 8, 5-8 p.m. in the Spartan Center at Emery High. |
| Emergency Preparedness Fair Speakers
6:30 p.m. Sgt. Martin Wilson, CERT |
| Emergency Preparedness Fair Booths
Emery County Domestic Violence |
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