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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.

Beyond the byline: The journey to understand human nature attracts writer to journalism and teaching

Learn a little bit about Cassie Goff, the Cottonwood Heights Journal's government reporter.

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Brighton athletics enjoyed successful year as it readies for the next one

The highest honor awarded to any of Brighton’s stellar athletic teams was earned late in the year by Brighton’s much celebrated Special Olympics basketball team who took the gold medal at state. Read More »

New members appointed to the Planning Commission

Some voiced concerned that a former city councilmember will serve on the Planning Commission. Read More »

Rezone denied along Fort Union Boulevard

Rezoning along Fort Union Boulevard discouraged while Cottonwood Heights’ General Plan update is underway. Read More »

More condos, less office space: Canyon Centre development changes course

The final phase of development for the Canyon Centre has to go through yet another round of amendments and public hearings before construction can be completed. The project was initiated in 2014. Read More »

Canyon View students explore science, art hands-on during first showcase

“What’s a better way for students to learn than to explore and have a chance to do some of these experiments?" Read More »

Kids helping kids with a lot of peanut butter and some ‘jamm’

“We all come from different backgrounds, but we all can come together to make a difference” — and in this case, Butler Elementary students did, bringing in more than 600 jars of peanut butter for the Utah Food Bank. Read More »

Two area outstanding Granite teachers, one principal applauded for education excellence

Three area outstanding educators were selected amongst the 10 winners of the Granite Education Foundation Excel Award, the top award for Granite educators. Read More »

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New Woodstock, Cottonwood principals to welcome students

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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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