Veteran skiers plan a variety of approaches to an unconventional season

Utah is known for its wintertime wonders, and skiers and snowboarders are anxious to hit the slopes for the first time since resorts closed early in March as a result of the COVID-19 lockdown. Read More »

High school robotics students Zoom in to AMES virtual robotics competition

Not wanting to bypass their annual preseason competition, AMES students designed and held a virtual robotics competition for high school teams across the state. Read More »

School bus drivers: ‘Nothing short of heroes’

Granite School District bus drivers are recognized for transporting students safely each day. Read More »

Three charter schools nearby—is one of them right for your student?

Charter schools are attractive for their specialized curriculum, but there are rules for getting accepted and culture varies widely. Read More »

School communications director recognized for dedication and public service

Susan Thomas of the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind receives the 2020 Governor’s Award for Outstanding Public Service. Read More »

Granite rewards ‘tremendous efforts’ by staff with a bonus on top of pay raise

Granite District Board backs up their words of appreciation with bonuses for contract and hourly employees. Read More »

Millcreek father’s search to return home his 6-year-old son

An Amber Alert and investigation located a missing Millcreek 6-year-old boy. Read More »

Lady Titans earn top 10 finish at 5A state tennis tournament; boys place fourth in golf

The Olympus girls tennis and boys golf teams each delivered big performances in the postseason. Read More »

New community center planned for Murray/Millcreek border

Ground was broken for the new youth center that will focus on community and international service. Read More »

Olympus captures region girls soccer crown, advances to state championship victory

The Olympus girl soccer team lost just once during region play and made it to the state tournament semifinals. Read More »