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 »

Utah Officials Encourage Limited Gatherings and Other Precautions Amid COVID-19 Concerns

Everyone from the Utah Jazz to local school districts are deciding what to do in the face of Coronavirus. 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 »

County’s emergency management team teaches tactical emergency care to Unified Police Department

SLCEM trainers teach tactical emergency care to Unified Police Department officers. Read More »

‘Don’t cheat the bloodline’ Skyline seniors hope to continue Eagle legacy

They won state as freshmen, and hope their bond (eight strong) can help them do the same this year. Read More »