A sweet story on entrepreneurship

Draper resident and owner of Sheer Ambrosia Rita Magalde makes baklava year-round, using nuts and seasonal fruits for fillings. Read More »

Corner Canyon football three-peats in dominating fashion

The No. 8 team in the country, Corner Canyon, does it again and remains at the top of the state in football. Read More »

How Draper is responding to the national conversation on policing

2020 was not only the year of the pandemic, but also one of movements toward racial equality and police reform. Those national issues have come home to Draper in the city’s efforts to move forward in the right direction. Read More »

Draper outdoorsman is still hiking and biking at age 93

Ninety-three-year-old Draper resident Hans Lundgren enjoys daily hikes and bike rides on the city’s many trails and encourages others to do the same. Read More »

A little French flair in historic Draper

If you’re dreaming of a getaway to Paris but can’t stamp your passport due to the pandemic, perhaps a visit to La Petite Maison would be just the thing to rediscover your joie de vivre. Read More »

Schools flip-flop learning methods to keep providing instruction to students

Flip-flop doesn’t only refer to summer footwear, but also schools transitioning from in-person to remote learning and back, as many secondary schools throughout the Salt Lake Valley provide instruction to students during COVID-19 while families, administrators and teachers try to make the best of a tough situation. Read More »

JDCHS girls soccer ends historic season

Juan Diego Catholic High School girls soccer coach Joe Baca is excited about his program’s future after reaching the second round of the 4A state playoffs this season. Read More »