Sandy youth transform the world
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
After being honored in Utah and Colorado earlier this summer, the Bionic Porcupines traveled to Washington, D.C. to receive the President’s Environmental Youth Award.
Alta High students Chalk the Walk with famous art reproductions
Alta High School students re-create famous works on art using sidewalk chalk.
Draper police officer takes on new role as city’s park ranger
Draper City has created a new police officer position; Officer Ryan Clegg is tasked with patrolling Corner Canyon and the nearby trails.
Girls lacrosse superstar Ashton Whittle looks forward to future of leadership
Local girls lacrosse superstar Ashton Whittle leads Corner Canyon girls lacrosse
Featured Articles
Young tennis team led by sensational junior
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
Astle looking to add 5A title to her trophy case.
Women’s football team remains a nearly perfect juggernaut
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
The Utah Falconz women’s football team has now won two straight championships and still has only one loss in four years.
Principal goes to law school to sue state
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
Principal sacrifices job to sue state for funding.
Sandy family climbs tallest mountain in Africa
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
Jeff and Maria Groves and their two young daughters take on the tallest free-standing mountain in the world: Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Corner Canyon girls tennis look for strong tournament push behind doubles teams and dedicated coach
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
Corner Canyon girls tennis excited for tournament push behind strong doubles teams
Grappler and coach head to world finals
Oct 02, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
Koffi Adzitso came to Utah as a refugee from Africa with his family when he was 11 years old. He found wrestling and mixed martial arts as something he was good at. He will represent the United States in the World Grappling Championships in October.
Education
Sandy youth transform the world
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Principal goes to law school to sue state
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Juan Diego Catholic High students to kick off theater season with “Godspell”
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Corner Canyon theater season will open with ‘The Little Mermaid’
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Alta High students Chalk the Walk with famous art reproductions
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Canyons School District proposes bond for new schools, upgrades
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St. John the Baptist students gain appreciation for Navajo elders
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Draper Elementary student among nation’s top in Reflections
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Former Charger cheerleader named national Student to Celebrate
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Draper Elementary draws new art skills from Kimball Art Center
Local Life
Sandy family climbs tallest mountain in Africa
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‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ coming to Draper Historic Theatre
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Solar eclipse used as a chance to appreciate science
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Some of Seuss’ most beloved characters perform in high-energy production of ‘Seussical the Musical’ in Draper
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Passing of the crown: Miss Draper winners share experiences on stage
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48 pools of mosquitoes with the West Nile Virus have been found in the Salt Lake Valley
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I Am Draper City gives residents chance to show who they really are
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Draper teen wants to make impact as ambassador for World Literacy Foundation
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Local students win entrepreneur awards at state contest
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War against hunger continues, with homegrown reinforcements
News
Draper police officer takes on new role as city’s park ranger
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One year later: Draper has left UFA — how has the transition gone?
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City Council reluctantly approves development on Pioneer Road, pays off bond, amends sick
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Approved rezone to allow for smaller homes
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Council approves purchase of property for new park
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Fire department donates AEDs to police department
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Council approves budget, including philharmonic funding
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Councilwoman Weeks’ attorney warns council against making accusations in public meetings
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Council approves zoning change for aquarium expansion
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A series of unfortunate events: Homeless shelter site selection
Sports
Young tennis team led by sensational junior
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Women’s football team remains a nearly perfect juggernaut
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Corner Canyon girls tennis look for strong tournament push behind doubles teams and dedicated coach
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Grappler and coach head to world finals
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Disciplined Corner Canyon girls soccer dominating region play
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Girls lacrosse superstar Ashton Whittle looks forward to future of leadership
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Local resident hits hole-in-one at South Mountain Golf Course
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Professional cycler takes Tour of Utah by storm, diabetes and all
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Juan Diego women’s soccer on a new track after state championship
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Chargers’ volleyball looks to return to state final
Arts+Entertainment
Dan's Review: "American Assassin" is nothing new
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Dan's Review: "American Assassin" is nothing new
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Dan's Review: "Mother!" takes swipe at God, misses
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Dan's Review: "It" reinforces creepy fears
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Dan's Review: "Wind River" adds to Taylor Sheridan's great body of work
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Dan's Review: "Detroit" sure to spark more debate
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Dan's Review: Idris Elba the only appealing part of "The Dark Tower"
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Dan's Review: "Atomic Blonde" is a cool thriller
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Dan's Review: "Despicable Me 3" not up to par
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Dan's Review: "The Beguiled" long on style, short on narrative
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