Green Space, Family Activities Contribute to CountyQuality of Life

The days are growing longer and warmer, and that means many county residents are looking for things to do outside this summer. Read More »

Student Housing: The parent’s Guide to Finding the Perfect Fit

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Summer Concert Series Kicks Off with City Jazz

The Holladay Arts Council is hosting a series of summer concerts. Read More »

Reasons to Call the 911 or Police Dispatch

There are some instances when people know when to call the police such as a fire or someone is having a heart attack. Other times are trickier and people may hesitate because they don’t know if calling the police is necessary. Read More »

Butlerville Days Bringing More Attractions This Year

Butlerville Days 2016 will be held on Friday, July 22 and Saturday, July 23. Read More »

Spock’s Skate Camps Put A Backside Spin On Skateboarding Fundamentals

For more than a dozen years, Spock’s Skate Camp has been teaching kids across the Wasatch Front the value of self-confidence, respect and determination through the sport of skateboarding. Read More »

Artist of the Month: Linda Etherington

Linda Etherington was selected as the Holladay Arts Council Artist of the Month. Read More »

Cottonwood Teacher Has Right Chemistry for Huntsman

Towering over students at six feet seven inches tall, chemistry teacher Dennis Hummer could be intimidating as he questions students’ theories in his deep voice. But parent Jane Metcalf said the Cottonwood High educator is “a remarkable teacher who is one of all the students’ favorites.” Read More »

Underneath the Uniform

Damien introduced himself excitedly as we walked toward his police cruiser. He opened the passenger door for me and apologized for the seat being small. Read More »

Youth Executive Council Sworn In

On May 24, the new Youth City Council (YCC) executive members were sworn in during the city council meeting. With the members sworn in, a new year for the YCC begins. Read More »