Less asphalt, reduced speeds say residents concerned about Wasatch Boulevard expansion

Save Not Pave, a resident organization aimed at preserving Wasatch Boulevard, held an event on May 22 to bring more attention to UDOT’s plan to widen the boulevard. Read More »

Miss Draper title is about purpose, scholarship and poise

The new Miss Draper hopes to raise awareness about STEM resources for children through a social media campaign and a website. Read More »

Legacy retirement home celebrates 25 years with new look

After six-month renovation, Legacy Retirement in South Jordan showcases new look and feel. Read More »

Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts’ teacher receives national recognition

Award honors teachers who help foster student talent. Read More »

Jordan Landing farmers market offers produce, art and vaccines

The city of West Jordan is partnering with Jordan Landing to host a farmers market this summer, which will offer a walk-in vaccine clinic in addition to the usual fare. Read More »

A crash course on Salt Lake Valley’s water supply

Water conservation is necessary during a drought, meaning watering your lawn less and taking shorter showers. Read More »

Dive into summer fun at Salt Lake County outdoor pools

Find out which pool is closest to you and jump in. Read More »

New CEO for B&G Clubs of Greater Salt Lake

After 16 years, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Salt Lake are changing their top leadership. LeAnn Saldivar is stepping down and Amanda Ree Hughes was appointed CEO. Read More »

Credit union wants to help students learn FUNDamental financial skills

America First Credit Union designed a free financial literacy curriculum that meets core standards. Read More »