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Hundreds of little ones rush to find candy canes at last year’s candy cane hunt. Photo courtesy of Julie Slama
Bundle up your little ones and prepare to look for candy canes at Draper’s annual Candy Cane Hunt on Monday, Dec 16 at 4 p.m. at Draper Historic Park located at 900 East and 12625 South.
The free community event is designed for 3 to 6-year-old...
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Santa Claus holds one of his littlest elves during a visit to the Sorenson Home.
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Recipients of The Draper Area Chamber of Commerce community awards, from left: William E. Rappleye, President and CEO Draper Area Chamber of Commerce; Chamber Business for 2013, Steve Price , Price Reality Group; Mayor Darrell Smith, honored for his years of service to Draper City; Draper Citizen of the year, Col. Retired Gary Vaughan; Draper Business Advocate of the Year, Susan Edwards, Canyons School District ;Chamber Member of the Year, Mrs. Frank Lewis accepting award for her husband; Draper Fire Fighter of the Year, Don Buckley, Unified Fire Authority and Draper Sgt. Derek R. Johnson Community Service Award, Sgt. Pat Evans, Draper Police Department.
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Darrell Smith has served Draper City in many capacities, including the last 12 years as mayor.
In time for the holidays, comes the American classic, “It’s A Wonderful Life,” at the Draper Historic Theatre, a small community-run theater.
The show premiered on Friday, Dec. 6 and runs through Dec. 21 at 7 p.m. with a matinee De...
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Three local fifth-graders were announced winners of Draper City Police Department’s holiday card contest with Danielle “Ellie” Simkins of Saint John the Baptist Elementary taking first place.
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Sen. Orrin Hatch recently paid tribute to fallen Draper Police officer Sgt. Derek Johnson with a congressional commendation.
Draper Library
1136 East Pioneer Road (12400 South) • 801-943-4636
Monday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Closed Sunday
Dec. 11
Library Closed. All libraries will be closed for Polaris...
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Amateur dancers Nevah Stevenson (#l
On a clear evening in early November, family, friends and colleagues of Derek Johnson gathered to take down the temporary memorial that stood in his honor on Fort Street since his death on Sept.1. The memorial, which sat on private property, in...
