(Heber City, UT) — A woman running for a seat on the Heber City Council is accused of abusing a child. Jami Smith Hewlett is facing charges of child abuse after the young victim claimed she subjected them to physical and verbal assault, including an incident that landed them in […]
Heber City Candidate Mike Johnston talked with The Peak station manager, Dan Jessop about the many opportunities the city has to move forward in the future. My name is Mike Johnston, and I am hoping to win your vote for Heber City Council. I came to Heber 26 years ago, […]
Perry Rose is running for Heber City Council and talked with The Peak Station Manager, Dan Jessop about his run for one of the three available council seats. My name is Perry Rose and I have been a resident of Heber City since 1968. As a resident and 25 […]
Heber City Council Candidate Ryan Stack talks about his vision for the Heber City Council with The Peak station manager, Dan Jessop. Take a listen and learn more here: Heber City is at a crossroads that demands vision and leadership. I am a concerned Heber resident with relevant experience […]
The Peak Station Manager Dan Jessop talked with Heber City Council Incumbent Jeff Bradshaw about issues important to him. Jeff has lived most of his life in Heber City. His mother’s family were some of the original settlers of the valley. Jeff graduated from Wasatch High School and attended […]
KTMP Station Manager Dan Jessop is meeting with each candidate running for Heber City Council. This morning, October 21 Rachel Kahler had her five minutes on air: I am a Wasatch High School alumni and University of Utah graduate with a degree in Public Relations and Communications. I am married […]
KTMP Station Manager Dan Jessop had the opportunity to discuss campaign issues with incumbent Ron Crittenden, you can listen to Monday, October 21 morning’s interview here: Ronald R. Crittenden was born in Coalville, Utah and was raised learning to work hard at many jobs and to keep and finish his […]
July 16, 2019 Heber City Council approved by a 3-2 vote the idea of a splash pad on Heber City property, as presented by volunteer organization CAMS Chairman Tom Stone. Stone presented a plan that was conceived by Wasatch CAPS students last spring, and with funding from a private donor […]
As reported by Fox13 News from last night’s Heber City Council meeting. A new set of Pride flags flying from the lamp posts along Main Street in Heber City led to some debate at Tuesday night’s city council meeting. “I have no problem with people’s sexual orientation. I have a […]
During the March 19th Heber City Council Meeting Councilman Ron Crittenden motioned that Red Ledges will uphold their 2007 agreement to complete their portion of the eastern bypass by October 31 2019. Previously reported, Todd Cates had requested the city provide an extension for at least another year or more. […]
