Millcreek mayor says pandemic has helped improve communication, time management

City Journals talked with Mayor Jeff Silvestrini about the positive byproducts of the pandemic. Read More »

Chris Timm - A one-man operation that keeps on building

C. Timm Custom Furniture, which began as a family business (Vintage Arts) in 1967, has expanded from restoration and refinishing to custom-made furniture and electric guitars. Read More »

Humility the springboard for Skyline volleyball star’s success

Skyline’s Olivia Gloeckner finds joy in improving her game. Read More »

Dancer finds her fulfillment on the stage

Mariam recently auditioned at SLC Ballet in Millcreek and was accepted to tour with the St. Petersburg Classic Ballet of Marina Medvetskaya. Read More »

Millcreek moves to prepare the fiscal budget amid uncertainty

Millcreek takes precautions to balance budget according to the upcoming needs of the pandemic’s effect on the city. Read More »

St. Mark’s releases first COVID-19 patient who required intubation

Nurse Isabel Toscano spent 51 days in ICU fighting the odds to beat COVID-19. Read More »

Looking back: Skyline repeats as golf champs

And almost the entire varsity team returns next year. Read More »

Staying active with a splash of serenity during the pandemic

Try fly fishing to practice mindfulness and find some serenity during the trials we are facing. Read More »

Utah's Poet Laureate Paisley Rekdal on enjoying poetry from home

April is National Poetry month and in Utah it’s Beehive Poetry Month. Although the poetry festival and other in-person events have been canceled, Utah’s Poet Laureate has suggestions for how we can still celebrate poetry. Read More »

International baccalaureate program awards diploma to high school seniors without testing

International baccalaureate students at 10 Utah high schools will be earning their diploma without taking the culminating test. Read More »