Willard

Annexation (and Control) Question Coming to a Head

Mid-April found rumors and rumblings about annexation of South Willard into Willard, according to Teri Fellenz at the Willard City Offices. Commissioner Ryan Tingey said he told Willard City Council that within 10 days, an actual petition campaign for annexation would begin; and in fact, he met with a group from South Willard later that night. Teri Fellenz of Willard City confirmed that the annexation study, commissioned by the County and conducted by Zion’s Bank under the direction of Suzie Becker, would be presented at the City Council meeting on April 24th (May 8th). Copies of the stu

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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Willard Bay Gardens

Are you looking for unique and high quality plants? Stop by Willard Bay Gardens and talk with their knowledgeable staff about the perfect plants for your needs. They offer a wide variety of perennials, annuals, vegetables, and herbs. They also have baskets that make great gifts for mom on Mother's Day. If you don't quite know what mom wants, they offer gift certificates. Who wouldn't love that? They have some fun new varieties of Echinacea and Coreopsis that are new this year, as well as many other new plant varieties.

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Communities Unite in National Day of Prayer

"Together let us take up the challenge to reawaken American's religious and moral heart, recognizing that a deep and abiding faith in God is the rock upon which this great nation was founded." - President Ronald Reagan

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South Willard Water - Update

With its scenic view of the mountains, South Willard is one of those towns that entices you to want to live there. Many of the citizens have lived there for decades, if not generations. Recently, issues with their longtime volunteer, non-profit water board has caused feelings of contention for some of the nearly 600 residents living there. Much of the concern comes from a new set of bylaws and articles of incorporation. A few of the shareholders agreed to be interviewed, but prefer to remain anonymous to avoid contention.