Short-legged racers attend the Millcreek Doxie Derby for some doggone fun

Millcreek Doxie Derby was off and running with some fast pups and lots of fun. Read More »

Millcreek resident awarded the Carnegie Medal for Heroism

River Barry, a Millcreek resident, was awarded the Carnegie Medal for Heroism for saving a man’s life in 2022. Read More »

Deaf students showcase talents at fourth annual National Deaf Theatre Festival

Young Deaf performers were given the chance to show their talents on a national stage at the fourth annual National Deaf Theatre Read More »

Free medical clinic helps thousands each year

The Maliheh Free Clinic in Millcreek provides free care for families in need. Read More »

Millcreek mayor pledges unity, progress amid impending challenges

The mayor started his speech by condemning the proposed Parley’s Canyon gravel pit. Read More »

Skyline’s DECA chapter dominates at development conference

Skyline High School’s DECA chapter dominates at the recent Annual Association Career Development Conference held Feb. 22-23. After ranking in various competitions, they will go on to compete at the International Career Development Conference in April. Read More »

Highland High School hosts notable alumni The Piano Guys during alum concert and auction

Notable alumni of Highland High School take the stage to entertain current and former Highland High School students and their families. The free event also featured a silent auction and a current student art exhibit. Read More »

Millcreek embraces the Lunar New Year with dancing lions

The Year of the Dragon began on Feb. 10, and Shao Long Academy of Chinese Martial Arts came to Millcreek Common to perform the culturally significant lion dance. Read More »

Granite School District foundation suffers loss of inventory after Christmas Eve burglary

A burglary that took place on Christmas Eve 2023 caused The Granite School District’s philanthropic organization, the Granite Foundation, to lose tens of thousands of dollars of inventory including toys and winter clothes. Read More »

Gov. Cox signs HB29 bill into law making it easier for books to be banned statewide in Utah

The mayor started his speech by condemning the proposed Parley’s Canyon gravel pit. Read More »