Deep receiving corps headlines Skyline football team

Coach points to three receivers who are ready to leave their mark on the Eagles football program. Read More »

New after-school program hopes to change the course of children’s lives

A $22,000 grant afforded to Asian Association of Utah will help benefit children in the Holladay Hills apartment complex. Read More »

Millcreek updates 2022 sustainability priorities in interlocal agreement

Sustainability priorities include renewable energy, water conservation and waste management among others. Read More »

City council approves increase in property taxes to fund UPD budget increase

Millcreek needs funding for the $15.3-million contract with the Unified Police Department, the cost of which has increased 19.5% from the previous year. Read More »

Student honors missing Utah military personnel

Skyline High senior Ayden Cline honored Riverton resident Ivan LeRoy Bills, who died at sea at age 18, for his Silent Heroes project and learned that Bills’ family had never received recognition of his Purple Heart and Navy Silver Star. Read More »

Granite School District’s refugee night combines philanthropy and fun

Granite School District hosts their annual refugee night at Granite Park Jr. High. Students were given free backpacks and parents could visit several resource booths to learn about programs and initiatives designed to help them integrate into the community. The event concluded with a mini outdoor carnival. Read More »

Granite School District students collaborate on a mural highlighting community

Granite School District brought several of their institutions together to create a series of murals under one project header. “The Sense of Community” project showcases the distinctive features of each school, while celebrating their unity as one district. Students were guided by professional artist Matt Monson, during its three year creative process. Read More »