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Andy Curtis, right, president of Kearns Babe Ruth, accepts a check for $1,500 from coach Kelly Davis of the Juan Diego Catholic High School baseball team. The team raised the money in 48 hours to help replace inventory and equipment stolen from a snack shack at the Kearns complex on April 29.
What seemed to be a devastating blow to a Kearns youth baseball program has turned into a source of benevolence. And the lessons learned from sportsmanship and camaraderie exhibited by fellow ballplayers at JDCHS will be something Kearns’ team...
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Residents of the Steeplechase Subdivision experienced flooding and mudslides after a storm in August 2010. Draper officials want to upgrade the city storm water collection system with the revenue generated by a new storm water fee.
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A trail will be built and named in honor of Draper resident Elizabeth “Bunny” Bradley (pictured
In March, Draper city officials were given the green light to move forward with plans to encourage economic development near the local segment of the Utah Transit Authority FrontRunner line.
The city is seeking to encourage technology companies, suc...
Stranded and need a lift? Draper city officials want local seniors and disabled residents to know they can hitch a ride when they need one.
The city has a dedicated vehicle to provide transport services for residents in need. The van can be used to ...
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Kim and Rob Gerlach pose with their four adopted children. The Gerlachs adopted their children through the foster care system and are now the faces of the Utah Foster Care’s latest advertising campaign. Photo courtesy of the Utah Foster Care Foundation
When they think of crime fighters, most people think of police officers or super heroes in tights and a cape. But a crime fighter is exactly what 77-year-old Draper resident Vanessa Nelson is. Nelson and her daughter Vicki Hone keep watch over the hi...
Residents are being asked for feedback on a road project planned for a traffic artery in the heart of Draper.
On April 11, city officials and the Utah Department of Transportation hosted an open house to present project plans for the 1300 East...
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caption: The Draper Youth City Council poses at Utah State University during the annual leadership training retreat March 14-16.
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Hikers navigate the trail in Cherry Canyon during last year’s hiking series.
Draper city officials want you to serve your community.
A number of seats are open on the Draper Tree Commission, Historic Preservation Committee, Planning Commission and Parks and Trails Committee. Local residents are being encouraged to apply and ...
