AP exams to look different this year with students taking tests at home, online

College Board Advanced Placement exams will be online, at home in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic. Read More »

Online school administrator offers tips on virtual education

Keep it simple. Keep a schedule. Be nice to yourself. That’s the advice of Erin Taylor, who knows a bit about online learning. Read More »

Finding peace and purpose through music

Two local musicians, who started playing later in life, enjoy bringing the gift of music to those who can’t get out to see a live show. Read More »

Area restaurants adopt new strategies to appeal to customers during coronavirus crisis

Easy-to-use website helps hungry locals find restaurants with phone ordering and takeout. Read More »

Local physician describes fight with mental illness and its stigma in new book

Local physician Kyle Jones wrote a book on his experience struggling with mental illness while working in the medical field. Read More »

How a dog named Greta has been helping kids to read at Millcreek Library

What a good girl! Read More »

Local panelists speak on starting over, finding strength in hardship

The “We Brave Women” lecture series invites local women to tell their stories. Read More »

From Thailand to the Basketball Court, Jean Massieu School of the Deaf Student Has All the Signs of a Champion

h Ta Kpaw Say is a 10th grade student at Jean Massieu School of the Deaf in Mill Creek. Read More »

Millcreek proclamation recognizes 100th anniversary of League of Women Voters

Millcreek City Council presented the League of Women Voters with a proclamation recognizing their 100th anniversary. Read More »

Cottonwood Canyons get more visitors than Zion or Yellowstone: And this local nonprofit works to protect them

This little-known nonprofit has spent 20 years improving the Cottonwood Canyons. Read More »