Historic cache buried in wall at St. Mark’s Hospital

The opening of a 130-year-old time capsule buried on the grounds of St. Mark’s reveals historical documents and photos from 1892 and treasures from 1971, all of which will be on display in the new hospital building. Read More »

Unique preschool focusing on mental health opens in Millcreek

The Sammy Center focuses on helping preschool-aged children overcome adverse childhood experiences Read More »

Have you seen this tree? If so, call the Beaver Hotline

Tracy Aviary is asking trail users to help catalog beaver activity along the Jordan River to assist in bird ecosystem conservation efforts. Read More »

Granite School District conducts two population analysis studies

Granite School District is currently in the process of conducting a population analysis/study following a significant shift in student population. Read More »

Mill Creek Elementary School debuts Little Free Library and book vending machine

Mill Creek Elementary School encourages independent student readership through the Little Free Library and onsite book vending machine. Read More »

Skyline students win big in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge

Skyline students are crowned winners in the High School Utah Entrepreneur Challenge hosted by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute. Read More »

Salty Peaks helps support ‘appreciative’ snowboarding community

Millcreek skate and snowboard specialty shop helps beginners, experts and anyone else with a great attitude and love for snowboarding. Read More »

Millcreek locals summit Tanzania’s Mount Kilimanjaro and braves an African safari

Karyn Kerdolff and her husband recently summitted one of the tallest mountains in the world – and viewed animals they’d previously only seen at the zoo – during a “dream vacation” to Africa. Read More »

Then and now: From one doctor to 1,000, St. Mark’s celebrates 150 years

Opened in 1872, St. Mark’s Hospital was the first hospital in Utah. This year they are celebrating 150 years of growth and history with a focus on community service, education and the opening of a 120-year-old time capsule. Read More »

Community gardens receive a makeover worth $3,000

International Rescue Committee to use funds for community garden improvements. Read More »