The SunRiver golf course will be closed for over seed from August 25th, 2019 to September 12th 2019. We ask that there are no residents or carts on the course during this time.
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic remains upon us – and in all likelihood will be for the foreseeable future. So it also remains crucial to stay healthy and safe, particularly for active adults and other higher risk populations.
Read MoreSt. George is excited to be hosting the Senior Softball Western National Championships! The games will be played all week, from Aug. 11 through Aug. 16.
Read MoreThe 2020 Washington County Fair kicks off tomorrow! The fair will commence Wednesday, Aug. 5 through Saturday, Aug. 8 at the Washington County Regional Fairgrounds in Hurricane.
Read MoreGet ready for some big screen hype as Teton Gravity Research is bringing their new mountain bike film Accomplice to the pop-up drive-in theater at Staheli Family Farm!
Read MoreOne of the ways you can fight anxiety, stress and boost your mental health is through a daily meditation practice.
Read MoreSt. George, the county seat of Washington County, is the largest of all the towns founded during the LDS Church's Cotton Mission of 1861.
Read MoreBecome a modern-day pioneer at Staheli Family Farm's Hometown Pioneer Day Celebration on Friday, July 24! The event is free and will kick off from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Staheli Farms (3400 S Washington Fields Road).
Read MoreSunRiver Villas residents! Come hike the Yellow Knolls trail on Saturday, July 11th.
Read MoreEscape the heat of the desert floor of St. George for the annual Cedar Breaks Wildflower Festival in Brian Head, UT! This year, the festival is offering two separate activities to enjoy the beauty of nature in and around Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Read MoreThe DSU Sears Art Museum is proud to unveil a surprise exhibit, which is currently being shown in the Eccles Fine Arts Center Grand Foyer now through August 28th! This small show, COVID-19 Pops-Up in Art, features some amazing pieces that will let you view the recent pandemic through new eyes. The museum invited Southern Utah artists to reflect and record the effects of the new normal through their art, and then submit it to this topical pop-up show.
Read MoreAs the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect the livelihood of millions of Americans, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed, particularly with the daily deluge of information. From news sites and science to social media and word-of-mouth, it can also be difficult to parse out the fact from the fiction and know where to turn for reliable information.
Read MoreEveryone is invited to attend the Memorial Day service at the SunRiver Veterans Honor Park at 8:00 AM on Monday, May 25, 2020.
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