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Taking flight: Teens find community and excitement in aviation photography

Friends 14-year-old Jackson Wilson and 15-year-old Amden Olsen frequently visit facilities across the state to capture images of rare planes and develop a budding talent for aviation photography.

Whitmore Library celebrates 50 years

On its 50th anniversary, the Whitmore Library is one of the highest-circulating branches in the county and a central part of Cottonwood Heights.

Brighton football reaches Rice Eccles Stadium for semifinals

Team’s preseason goal is attained as they qualify to play in the postseason at Rice Eccles Stadium.

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Brighton girls soccer return to the 5A state finals

Seven-time state champion Brighton girls soccer back in the semifinals. Read More »

Arts council seeks artists, members to help bring creative events to city

The Cottonwood Heights Arts Council recaps their activities throughout the previous year and highlights their upcoming events in December as well as their goals for 2025. Read More »

Public comment period open on UDOT’s Big Cottonwood traffic mitigation proposal

Comments close after Dec. 13. Read More »

Be prepared and test your knowledge about emergencies

“We ain’t coming” said Assistant Chief Paul Brenneman encouraging residents to be prepared for at least 72-96 hours in an emergency incident. Read More »

New sidewalks, water inlets and roadways for Cottonwood Heights neighborhoods

“That’s probably where all our chip seal went,” joked Public Works Director Matt Shipp in response to a typo during his quarterly report presentation to the city council on Oct. 15. Read More »

Planning Commission recommends form-based code to be adopted in Cottonwood Heights

Cottonwood Heights will begin relying on form-based code as the first draft has been recommended to the city council after unanimous approval from the Planning Commission. Read More »

City leaders review emergency management plans and problems

In an emergency situation, Cottonwood Heights will work with neighboring cities to report back to Salt Lake County in order to get communication and resources to where they need to be. Read More »

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Brighton football

Dogs, humans celebrate all things canine at Bark in the Park

HS unified soccer

Durga Ekambaram artwork

Easter Egg Hunt 2023

Food Edition

Life & Laughter - Groovy grub

Yard & Home Section

Conservation fair highlights waterwise improvements

Women's Section

Salt Lake Community College President Deneece Huftalin leaves behind a legacy of student-centered leadership

Opinion

Winter Sports Carve Out Economic Success for Utah

Education

Financial reality sets in for Butler eighth graders

Local Life

Creating healthy financial habits in the new year

News

Nail-biting victories and first-time wins define Salt Lake County election results

Sports

Ski & Snowboard News / Five smart stocking stuffers for skiers and riders

BUSINESS INSIGHTS

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