Corner Canyon student places third in national Chinese proficiency exam

What was supposed to be an opportunity to speak in person with scholars and officials in Mandarin while at a national Chinese proficiency exam turns into a virtual competition, but one that motivates a high school teen. Read More »

Mayor hopes city can learn lessons of diversity and inclusiveness from an advisory board

Witnessing the national movement toward inclusivity and equality, Draper Mayor Troy Walker presented the idea for a Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Board at the Aug. 18 city council meeting. Read More »

Doubles teams helping Juan Diego girls tennis

The Juan Diego Catholic High School girls tennis team is led this season by sisters Ana and Valeria Rico along with doubles teams consisting of Brooke Small/Morgan Dawson and Cierra Turner/Emily Werner. The doubles teams have lost just one match each during region play this fall. Read More »

Volunteer help still welcome, but looks different in schools during pandemic

Volunteers are limited this fall, but still play a vital role in schools. Read More »

Dogs have it darn good in Draper

Galena Dog Park, an extension of Galena Hills park, officially opened Sept. 9. Read More »

Top CCHS tennis players team up to make a run

Corner Canyon’s Cassidy Rich and Jane Dorny, who both competed deep into the 2019 6A state tennis tournament, are now doubles partners hoping to close out their high school careers with a run at a state title. Read More »

Draper crews deployed to California and Oregon to aid in the fight against devastating fires

Draper Fire Department stepped up to help with the fires that have ravaged the western states by sending personnel to fight fires in California and Oregon. Read More »

Juan Diego garners ‘best of the best’ this year

Juan Diego Catholic High recognized for its strong academics, extracurricular activities and athletics with this year’s Best of State awards. Read More »

Juan Diego girls soccer team back on field

The Juan Diego Catholic High School girls soccer team return 16 upperclassmen from a team that made it to the 4A state playoffs last season before losing to Crimson Cliffs in a penalty shootout. Read More »

Canyons Education Foundation awards scholars who rise up to meet life’s, school’s challenges

Meeting high school’s academic expectations may be hard enough, but eight teenagers were honored with college scholarships for not only excelling, but also rising above challenging life situations. Read More »