Community comes together for the Utah Food Bank

The community comes together for a statewide food drive on March 20 to support the Utah Food Bank. Food drives support numerous Utah Food Bank. Read More »

Let’s learn about UHSAA’s newest sport: Lacrosse

The newly-sanctioned sport of lacrosse, coming to Utah high schools this spring, is not as familiar to most. Here’s a look at the basics of the game. Read More »

Fostering saves lives in more ways than one

Animal shelters and rescues around the country have reported an increase of people fostering animals during the pandemic. Fostering provides room for shelters to take in more animals and helps place the animal in a well-fit forever home. Read More »

One woman saved hundreds of lives and impacted Murray’s history

Amanda Bagley helped open the Cottonwood Maternity Hospital, which saved hundreds of lives and paved the way for Cottonwood Hospital, TOSH and IMC’s presence in Murray. Read More »

Incoming Tracy Aviary satellite location asks city officials for financial investment

Director Tim Brown recently presented what the proposed nature center would look like. Read More »

Silver Mesa Student Council leads fun, service-oriented activities to spread kindness, lift spirits

Want to wear a hat? Donate non-perishable food. Want to accept a challenge? Write a thank-you note to someone who has been kind. These and other activities are what Silver Mesa Student Council is doing to help build community and positive outlook during the COVID-19 school year. Read More »

Struggling in South Jordan? Help is available

If you're struggling in South Jordan, there is help available, thanks to the city's CDBG funds. Read More »

Cottonwood boys soccer retires No. 20 jersey in honor of seniors who couldn’t play in 2020

"We came up with retiring the No. 20 jersey as a reminder for every member of our program for as long as I am involved with the program (and hopefully longer) to never take the game, their teammates, or competition for granted.” Read More »

How on Taylorsville City Councilman's Amazon connection led to 11,000 PPE kits for the city

Taylorsville City Councilman Dan Armstrong, his son and a nephew are part of the massive online sales giant Amazon, along with their dozens of delivery drivers and a handful of dispatchers. Read More »