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A dedicated group of runners from the Brighton cross country team has already gotten plenty of work under their belts for the 2019 season.

A dedicated group of runners from the Brighton cross country team has already gotten plenty of work under their belts for the 2019 season.

One Cottonwood Heights road project finishes up while another is 5 weeks behind

UDOT has been working on multiple projects within Cottonwood Heights over the past few months. Some are completed. Some... not so much.

Brighton alumni circle back to say farewell

Bengals come ’round to say goodbye to Brighton High School.

Featured Articles

Myrtle spurge has become a scourge in Utah

Myrtle spurge is an invasive plant with attributes that once made it appealing in landscaping but has since spread to the surrounding foothills and caused significant problems. Read More »

Turn up the volume: reviewing fire and police stats for Cottonwood Heights

Find out what the Cottonwood Heights police and fire crews were up to this summer. Read More »

Ridgecrest students test out mountain man life at annual rendezvous

Ridgecrest students took their beaver pellets to trade for food and other commodities as they learned what life was like in the days of the mountain men. Read More »

Annual World Night gives Butler Elementary students firsthand knowledge of diverse cultures

Butler Elementary’s World Night — it’s one of the first things patrons mark on their calendars along with the first and last days of school — and a time when students learn and celebrate other countries’ traditions and cultures. Read More »

7-11 to possibly replace old Wingers building in Cottonwood Heights

The abandoned building on Union Park Avenue, which used to be a Wingers, might finally be brought to life again as plans for a new 7-11 have been submitted to the city. Read More »

Brighton tennis excited for challenges of new season

The Brighton girls tennis team moves from Region 7 to Region 6 this season but plan to return to the state tournament. Read More »

Council approves lower-density property on Bengal Bend Cove

A request for lower-density zoning has been approved by the city council. Read More »

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Education

Cottonwood High theater department announces season

Arts+Entertainment

Dan's Review: The Honor Among Thieves in "Hustlers"

Business

My Pie pizzeria opens in Holladay, and you better get there early

Local Life

So…I went to the Utah State Fair for the first time

News

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A look at municipal campaign donations in Salt Lake County

Sports

New chapter begins for Utah lacrosse