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Salt Lake County leaders stand firm against construction of the canyon gondola

Nearly 100 community members and elected officials turned out at the base of Little Cottonwood Canyon to express concerns about the proposed gondola.

City council puts an end to the Big Cottonwood Marathon

It’s all downhill from here—after a decade of folks running down Big Cottonwood Canyon in the marathon, the event is permanently canceled by the city council. A final marathon, which was scheduled before the decision, will be held Sept. 10.

A night pedaling under the stars you won’t forget

Ride into the Moonlit Sky is the theme of this year’s moonlight bike ride on Antelope Island, scheduled for Friday, July 15 at 10 p.m.

Featured Articles

Where are they now? Simi Fehoko

Simi Fehoko is an athlete who continues to improve his skills at the next level of competition. Read More »

Council evaluates fiber internet options as Century Link presents their plan

So many fiber internet options for Cottonwood Heights. Century Link, now Quantum Fiber, makes their pitch. Read More »

Changes in 2023 city budget include cost-of-living increases

Cottonwood Heights doubles cost-of-living increases for city employees in the new fiscal year’s budget. Read More »

Ridgecrest Elementary welcomes back community with “Year of the Tiger” celebration

People born in the Year of the Tiger are considered courageous, confident, trustworthy and energetic— – just like Ridgecrest Tigers, Principal Sara Allen said. Read More »

Butler Elementary’s World Night returns to enrich students about cultures

Butler Elementary’s World Night is known as a huge community event as a time to share and embrace cultures. Read More »

Popular middle school Book Blitz program teaches study skills, teamwork, builds community

With a list of 20 books for this school year’s Book Blitz, Canyons middle school students may be stretched out on a hammock reading this summer. Read More »

Juan Diego students learn experts use science to understand, fight rise in wildfires

After Utah experienced its worse fire season in 2020, followed by thick smoke from western states’ fires in 2021, fire experts caution more fires and larger fire areas may be ahead in upcoming years. Read More »

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Students dive into summer reading with Ocean of Possibilities-themed challenge

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Home visitation program helps parents and families with young children

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FDA approval provides COVID vaccines for children between 6 months and 5 years old

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UHSAA places boys soccer on probation

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