Jeweler in the heart of Draper closing after nearly a quarter century

The Lees are excited to retire but sad to walk away from the bonds they’ve built doing business in Draper. Read More »

The Lantern Festival lights up the holiday season at the Aquarium

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium presents its first Lantern Festival; an outdoor, walk-through display of illuminated animal sculptures. Read More »

Memories of Christmas past in Draper

Draper seniors reminisced about community and family Christmas traditions of the past including the “Santa rides the fire truck” event. Read More »

City resells recently purchased property, further delaying finding site for new cemetery

In April, Draper City purchased 10.8 acres of property at 12695 S. 1700 East from the Canyons School District (CSD) for $5.8 million. Read More »

City reaches settlement agreement with Geneva, ending longstanding legal battles

“We saved Steep Mountain forever,” Mayor Troy Walker said. Read More »

Adopt and name your very own storm drain!

Clever names bring fun to the city’s new volunteer program. Read More »

Dive into discovery: Channing Hall offers playground for young innovators

“The goal is to give them a big playground where they can get their hands on STEM concepts.” Read More »

Channing Hall administrator explores what’s alive through the eyes of children

Channing Hall Assistant Principal Aaron Webb examines science curriculum in the book he penned, “Is That Alive?” Read More »

From classroom to chopper: National Guard inspires students

Students explore career options with National Guard. Read More »

Sounds of the Season concert: A family tradition lives on

For the Shaws and Nielsons, “Sounds of the Season” is more than just a concert; it’s a celebration of their family’s enduring bond through music. Read More »