Butler Elementary French teacher to depart, encourages dual immersion

A Butler Elementary French dual immersion teacher reflects back on teaching in Utah and plans to include what she has learned as she prepares to teach next in Egypt. Read More »

Canyon transportation draft plans coming this summer: with or without local municipality feedback

The Utah Department of Transportation will finalize a plan for canyon transportation alternatives by the end of this year. The Central Wasatch Commission has been rushing to provide their feedback and recommendation, or else UDOT will proceed without them. Read More »

Cottonwood Heights looks toward a sustainable future with collaborative program

The primary factor that could make community representatives think twice about moving forward with renewable energy projects offered by Utah 100 Communities is upfront costs. Read More »

Ridgecrest celebrates Chinese New Year, Year of the Ox

Instead of families coming together at the school for a large celebration, dual immersion students sang the traditional new year song, 小牛哞哞, which was recorded and shared with parents. Read More »

Ferguson Canyon to get overflow parking (and ‘off-leash’ dog area)

A new park, Ferguson Canyon Trailhead Parking Overflow, will be constructed along Prospector Drive before the end of the year. It will include an off-leash dog area. Read More »

Brighton basketball seniors end 2021 season with new records

Individually, two seniors were able to leave their mark on the program by setting new records and hitting important milestones. Read More »

Fostering saves lives in more ways than one

Animal shelters and rescues around the country have reported an increase of people fostering animals during the pandemic. Fostering provides room for shelters to take in more animals and helps place the animal in a well-fit forever home. Read More »

Local substitute teachers stepped up with greater demand during COVID-19

Local substitute teachers share their stories of returning to the classroom during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

Residents may pay Storm Water Fee

The City of Cottonwood Heights deliberates on implanting a Storm Water Fee for residents. Read More »

Picketing within 100 feet of a residential home is now illegal in Cottonwood Heights

Through a recently passed ordinance, picketing or targeting residents at their home within 100 feet of their yard line, for political or other purposes, will result in legal action. Read More »