Unofficial results from last week’s municipal election are in for North Sevier communities, reflecting a 46% countywide voter turnout. In Aurora, Bryan Sprague was elected mayor with 100% of the 219 votes cast. Andrew Rasmussen (57.34%) and Amy Croft (42.66%) secured the two four-year council seats, while Parker Vercimak (38.78%), Hunter Whitney (33.96%), and write-in Cory Johnson (18.87%) won the three two-year council positions. In Redmond, Lyman Anderson won the mayoral race with 53.81% of ...

North Sevier’s recent production of Seussical brought the imaginative world of Dr. Seuss to life, filling the auditorium with color, music, and enthusiastic applause. Under the direction of Jaylynn Johnson, the cast delivered a high-energy performance that showcased both talent and teamwork. “It was pure joy watching these kids bring so much heart to the stage,” Johnson said. “Every rehearsal, every late night, every costume fitting—it all paid off the moment those lights came up.” ...

The North Sevier Chamber of Commerce recognized Kathy Maxwell, Salina City Treasurer, with the Excellence in Customer Service Award for October, acknowledging her dedication, professionalism, and heartfelt commitment to the community she serves. Kathy has been married to her husband, Jon, for twenty-eight years. Together, they have raised four sons, welcomed three daughters-in-law into their family, and are the proud grandparents of four grandchildren. Family is at the center of Kathy’s world, and her love ...