Is another Cottonwood Heights tax raise on the horizon?

The Cottonwood Heights City Council is determining whether to raise taxes every year at a fixed rate or once every few years at a higher rate. Read More »

Canyons District to go 1:1 on devices to secondary students, extends service of existing computers

“We keep computers in the district as long as possible, but at some point, they are wiped clean and go to the state surplus or the public auction.” — Tom Sherwood, Brighton High principal Read More »

City makes changes to idling code

Cottonwood Heights has amended their idling based on state standards. Read More »

Canyons partnership with Comcast allows students new way to connect, bridge digital divide

Canyons School District is finding new ways to bridge technology divide as it rolls out a partnership for a faster-speed internet service for those without any. Read More »

City considers implementing storm water fee

Cottonwood Heights residents may have to pay a storm water fee next year. Read More »

Landscape beautification award winner showcases drought-resistant design

Cottonwood Heights residents and businesses were recently recognized for doing their part to beautify the community. Read More »

Brighton Marching Band begins program right in step

Brighton High Marching Band begins amidst COVID-19 pandemic, places second in first competition. Read More »

Artist wanted for City Hall sculpture

Cottonwood Heights City Hall might one day have a sculpture of a tree shadowing the front door. Read More »

Considering affordable housing for gravel pit development

Rockworth Development is requesting Cottonwood Heights amend their requirements for affordable housing. Read More »

Connect Canyons podcast designed to communicate more with school district community

Canyons School District’s new podcast: “It’s more intimate, listening to the human voice, and people are able to listen on their own time, whether it’s in a car or mowing the lawn, to a story that can go in greater depth.” – Kirsten Stewart, district spokeswoman Read More »