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Cottonwood Heights Journal

September 2022

Brighton’s girls soccer thrives on community service and love of the sport

Sep 03, 2022 12:29PM ● By Jerry Christensen

Brighton girls soccer teams offer clinics for younger players to learn skills needed for higher-level play.

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Brighton’s senior-rich football team hopes to achieve much during season

Sep 03, 2022 12:19PM ● By Jerry Christensen

Brighton has the rare opportunity to fight through Region 6 and three-peat.

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Butlerville Days 2022 continues the tradition of bringing community together

Sep 03, 2022 12:17PM ● By Jolene Croasmun

Hot temperatures didn’t keep the crowds away from Butlerville Days, a weekend filled with parades, contests, free bouncy houses for kids and great food.

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City councilmembers to receive an increase to annual compensation

Sep 03, 2022 12:12PM ● By Cassie Goff

Cottonwood Heights City Council gives themselves a raise.

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Cottonwood Heights considers Comcast for fiber

Sep 03, 2022 12:10PM ● By Cassie Goff

Comcast is the primary contender for providing city residents with fiber network.

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Five beautiful properties recognized in Cottonwood Heights

Sep 03, 2022 12:08PM ● By Cassie Goff

Congratulations to the city’s 2022 Beautification Award winners! Five beautiful properties recognized in Cottonwood Heights

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Brighton High construction nears end, improved design benefits students’ learning

Sep 03, 2022 12:06PM ● By Julie Slama

Natural light, open hallways, flexible learning spaces, improved security, and a field house are amongst the design elements in the new Brighton High that delighted Principal Tom Sherwood.

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Inspired by theme, Draper girl choreographs dance for national Reflections win

Sep 03, 2022 12:05PM ● By Julie Slama

Draper Elementary student celebrates national Reflections win as 2022-23 contest set to begin.

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Harmons’ ongoing support provides Special Olympians’ opportunities

Sep 03, 2022 12:03PM ● By Julie Slama

Harmons gave more than $302,238 from root beer float sales and donations at the check-out stands to support Special Olympians to off-set sporting fees, uniforms, transportation, equipment and other costs.

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Jameson best principal in state, will represent Utah nationally

Sep 03, 2022 11:59AM ● By Julie Slama

When Alta View Principal Scott Jameson didn’t fill out an application to be considered as the Utah Elementary Principal of the Year, a parent volunteer completed it; now he’s being considered for the national award.

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