Mayor Peterman News Today

No this isn’t an April Fool’s Joke, Helper City Mayor Lenise Peterman announced on April 1 that she has been invited to the White House to discuss building better communities. Mayor Peterman stated that she would be will be heading to the White House this week to attend the event. This event is geared toward Intermountain

On Tuesday, March 19 and Wednesday, March 20, a crucial topic was covered in depth when the Coal Country at a Crossroads event was hosted. This was a chance for a community conversation with federal representatives. This began with an opening session and roundtable discussion on Tuesday before a tour of Helper was hosted. Everyone

The Lights On Ceremony that brightens Helper City's historic Main Street each holiday season was once again hosted on Friday, Nov. 25. Per tradition, the evening commenced outside the Rio Theatre before the trek down Main Street began. The Sally Mauro Singers led the group with lighted faux-candles and festive songs to keep everyone warm.

President Taylor Randall travelled to Utah’s coal country and the recreation gateway community of Moab.

A few years ago, the city of Helper was not what came to mind when it came to a weekend getaway. But with gas prices being so high, areas like Helper and Brigham City are working to entice travelers

Though the Helper City Council usually gathers in the city hall for its scheduled meetings, a change was made on Thursday evening to accommodate Utah Congressman John Curtis for a town hall. Beginning the evening, Congressman Curtis praised Helper City Mayor Lenise Peterman. He stated that though he believed that he had been a good

Helper City hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday at the outdoor mining exhibit to welcome their newly-installed solar system trail that is now located along the river walkway. Mayor Lenise Peterman spoke to all that attended the ribbon cutting, stating that this is proportionally to the solar system and that Helper is so lucky […]