Let’s face it, 2020 wasn’t our favorite year. Richfield restaurants were temporarily closed. We missed the 4th of July Fireworks celebration at Veteran’s Park. And our favorite race—the Urban Wildland Half Marathon & 5K—was entirely virtual. The ...

Many industries have been affected by the pandemic, but few have been hit harder than the restaurant industry. So many local Richfield restaurants have been part of our community for years – they’re the places we’ve celebrated anniversaries, ...

During this pandemic, biking, it seems, is a new favorite pastime. With many activities canceled for the summer and a desire to enjoy the outdoors, it’s time to rediscover biking as a form of exercise, transportation, and entertainment. It’s a great ...

Summer is here, but it sure feels different, doesn’t it? Much-loved summer activities are canceled and it can feel hard to find ways to pass the time. In many cities, like Richfield, favorite summer traditions have been canceled too, like the 4th of July ...

When the pandemic closed their Richfield restaurant, El Tejaban, in mid-March, Miguel Hernandez, Jr. and his sister Dianna, who have been co-managing the restaurant since 2008, asked themselves a simple question: "How can we help our customers?" They ...

Are you looking for more ways to support small business and shop local in the age of social distancing? The 31st annual Richfield Farmers Market season kicks off this Saturday, May 16 at Veteran’s Park! We want to maintain this annual tradition while ...

Sandy’s Tavern has been open since 1933 and like many Richfield restaurants, is adapting in this strange time to not only serve its loyal customers (they continue to offer curbside pickup throughout the COVID-19 outbreak), but to stand with dedicated ...

Whether you’re looking for exercise, a change of scenery, or a mental health break, Richfield Parks provide the space necessary to practice responsible social distancing as we “shelter in place”. We are naturally social creatures and the new “shelter ...