From ski bum to industry leader, Solitude’s Kim Mayhew says goodbye after 40 years

Prior to her retirement, Kim Mayhew was one of the few female ski resort general managers in the country. Read More »

Communicating clearly through art and community

The second-annual Elizabeth DeLong School of the Deaf’s Art Night was held March 12 and featured artists from the Deaf, Blind, and Deaf-Blind community and students from Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind’s new Springville campus. Read More »

Stream Daylighting brings waterways above ground for all to enjoy

The Seven Canyon Trust is working on a 100-year Daylighting Plan. Mill Creek and Mill Creek confluence is part of the plan. Read More »

Skyline, Olympus teachers among district award winners

Educators at Driggs Elementary, Skyline and Olympus each earned an award for excellence in education. Read More »

Doctors share their experience of vaccinating Utahns against Covid-19

The mood at vaccination sites is one of hope, happiness and excitement say local doctors. Read More »

Skyline opens new field with win

The Skyline baseball team christened its new field with an impressive 3-1 win over Syracuse capping a great opening day. Read More »

Let’s learn about UHSAA’s newest sport: Lacrosse

The newly-sanctioned sport of lacrosse, coming to Utah high schools this spring, is not as familiar to most. Here’s a look at the basics of the game. Read More »

Celebrating love and friendship from 6-feet apart

Schools’ Valentine’s Day celebrations have adapted to include recommended safety measures including quarantining cards and candy before distribution. Read More »

Granite School District holds first vaccination session for teachers in January

As essential workers who are in contact with people all day, vaccinating school employees is a priority. Read More »

After unique offseason, Eagles still contending with whole new team

They lost eight seniors off last year’s quarterfinalist team. Read More »