Stephanie Seely dedicated to students’ academic growth

Stephanie Seely always dreamed of being a teacher and loves living her dream Read More »

Industrialism Drives Utah Women to the Workplace

American Industrialism at the turn of the 20th century brought Utah women out of their homes and into the workplace. There they faced inequality and wage disparity. Read More »

Cottonwood girls basketball begin to turn around its season

The Cottonwood High girls basketball team may lack experience according to head coach Janae Hirschi, but they make up for it with heart, resulting in a 50-47 win over Jordan Jan. 31—their first this season in region play. Read More »

Slow starts lead to tough losses in January for Cottonwood boys hoops

A tough January for Cottonwood boys basketball started to blossom into near wins for the Colts, who finish up their Region 4 slate with winnable games against West Jordan and Taylorsville. Read More »

Burmese refugee makes most of opportunity to shine in tech sector

Burmese refugee Garroe Wah has lived a thousand lifetimes as a refugee, first evading soldiers as a teenager before spending eight years in a refugee camp and later settling in Utah. Read More »

Residents provide input to improve life on State Street

In a joint effort to improve the quality of State Street, residents from Salt Lake City and South Salt Lake attended a Life on State Street workshop to voice their opinions of how to accomplish the task. Read More »

South Salt Lake firefighter receives recognition

Firefighter David Larsen achieved the supervising fire officer certification and was recognized at the South Salt Lake City Council meeting. Read More »

Council appoints Johnny McConnell as new councilman

The South Salt Lake Council appointed Johnny McConnell as the new councilman. He replaced Councilwoman Debbie Snow, who resigned after moving outside the area. Read More »

Historic Scott School rich in history and community programs

The Historic Scott School has been a beacon of education and community since 1847. Read More »