Brighton High theatre students rehearse with masks, proceed with season performances

Planning a season of performances, new Brighton High theatre director navigates through COVID-19 safety guidelines and construction of new performance spaces. Read More »

Spooky (and painful) Halloween stories are everywhere

The Old Mill in Cottonwood Heights has inspired its share of spooky stories. Read More »

In memoriam – UFA Engineer Chris Cage

9/11 still impacts families as another local firefighter ends his watch due to an illness that is believed to be related to the attacks in 2001. Read More »

Community adapts car show for social distancing

Cottonwood Heights and Midvale City jointly organized a rolling car show on Aug. 22 to create a dynamic community event. Read More »

Brighton football remains undefeated

Brighton football is off to a great start this season, despite a summer filled with uncertainty. Read More »

Gravel pit development begins with AJ Rock site plan

City and UDOT officials have questions concerning the first development plan for the gravel pit. Read More »

Huskies may not have a shot at the golf state title, but still have a love of the sport

The Huskies boys golf program is building with more depth, young players who the coach believes should be able to be compete in upcoming years. Read More »

Four local students awarded National Merit scholarships

From a pool of 1.5 million, four local students represent less than 1% of the nation’s top scholars and were selected for scholarships. Read More »

More than a skiing destination: Wasatch mountain resorts offer summer adventure

For the past 30 years, friends have camped at Albion Basin to enjoy Alta’s summer season. Read More »

New county service keeps a virtual eye on property changes

Salt Lake County’s new service Property Watch will notify residents when new occurrences appear with their property. Read More »