Skyline High still winners in unified soccer

Skyline High plays in state unified soccer playoffs. Read More »

Steering committee helps to guide the look of Millcreek by reviewing, updating codes

New committee steers the way in Millcreek, shapes the look of new construction through updated codes. Read More »

Millcreek responds to population boom with new affordable housing incentives

Millcreek City Council amends moderate income housing plan to keep state funding. Read More »

Utah League of Cities and Towns elects Mayor Silvestrini as president

The league that the mayor will serve as president is a lobbying organization that advances the cause of cities before the legislature and in Congress. Read More »

Millcreek matches grant for solar panels on city hall

Rocky Mountain Power’s Blue Sky grant is for $465,000 and requires a 22.7% match amounting to about $105,000 from Millcreek. Read More »

In spite of setbacks Skyline unveils new pool and gymnasium facilities

Skyline High School unveiled its new gymnasium and pool on Sept. 20. The new facilities are part of a comprehensive rebuild of the school, which is aiming to be fully functional and open to students by December 2025. Read More »

First football team for deaf students starts season

An eight-man football team at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind started their first season this fall. Read More »

Hard work pays off for Skyline golf teams

Preparation, talent and time spent on the course have helped shape the Eagles’ golf teams this season. Read More »

Millcreek chips away at fire danger one dead branch at a time

Bring out your dead (debris, that is) to help prevent an ember attack . Read More »

Residents weigh in on Millcreek’s energy tax to fund UPD

Tax revenues would help with rising costs, especially for police services. Read More »