Brighton Cheer takes first at Nationals

Brighton Cheer traveled to Las Vegas to compete in the national competition "Jamz." Read More »

Bee-friendly gardens, hammock stations just a few goals of city’s PTOS Committee

Committee will work on these projects this year along with developing trail connectivity, improving trailheads and ensuring city parks are well maintained. Read More »

Rec Center helps residents live an active life

The Cottonwood Heights Parks and Recreation Service Area District budgets over $5 million to maintain the Rec Center and various parks. Read More »

Local creativity, talent showcased in Cottonwood Heights arts events

Cottonwood Heights Art Council’s goal is to enrich the lives of residents by providing engaging cultural events and educational opportunities that foster creativity and passion for the arts within the community. Read More »

Are electric buses a viable solution for Little Cottonwood traffic problems?

On a recent test run, an electric bus makes it up Little Cottonwood Canyon easily and quietly. Read More »

Butler Elementary students’ kindness shown in chain encircling school halls

As students performed or witnessed acts of kindness, such as inviting a classmate to play at recess or by cheering on a peer in getting an answer right, they wrote those down on colorful pieces of paper to create a kindness chain that encircles the school. Read More »

Granite to offer new hands-on entrepreneurial program this fall

In a new entrepreneurial program, 20 selected high school seniors tour local companies, talk to CEOs and CFOs and business leaders and are partnered with someone in the industry as a mentor as students create their own viable business. Read More »

High school students learn engineering offers variety, creativity, advancements

A recent high school engineering career day attracted about 250 students to examine careers ranging from aerospace to thermodynamics. Read More »

Brighton football produces next level signees


Recruiters from several colleges set their sights on Brighton High football players. Read More »

Youth rugby comes to Cottonwood Heights

“There is no other game that demands and builds as much character as rugby,” said Brighton Youth Rugby president Jimmy McDermott. Read More »