Queens with cause: Draper royalty honored for their service

Draper City’s queens are quite accomplished, showing the world that pageantry is full of opportunities. One of their favorite aspects has been giving service to those close to their hearts. Read More »

Dreamscapes lets students who are deaf, blind access and experience art

Students at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind get to experience their first hands-on fully immersive art show. Read More »

All aboard for a historic event: The Golden Spike’s sesquicentennial celebration

This year marks the 150th anniversary of the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad which happened at Promontory Summit, Utah. Read More »

Celebrating the mother of all holidays with stories about moms

From a “Project Runway” contestant, to a woman who may vie to be the state’s next governor, to the new sheriff in town, The City Journals presents inspiring stories of how notable Salt Lake County residents celebrate Mother’s Day. Read More »

Calling all Photographers - City Journals Cover Photo Contest

We need a new cover photo for Facebook. Anyone know a good photographer? Read More »

Chestnut Pines offers ancient grains for modern-day health

The mother and daughter team of Amy and Jessica Smith have opened Chestnut Pines, a unique cafe, bakery, botanical shop and educational center in a historic Draper home. Read More »

Canyons DECA programs puts principles into action for students

Thirty-five Canyons high school students recently returned from the international DECA competition and leadership conference, but hundreds gain from practicing business and marketing techniques they learned in the classroom. Read More »

American Preparatory Academy student to compete at national spelling bee

Could a 10-year-old be crowned a national spelling bee champion? American Prep’s Surya Kapu will try to do just that in late May. Read More »

Outdated Pills, Patches, even Vitamins – Be gone! DEA-sponsored National Rx Take Back Day is This Saturday

Spring-cleaning can include safe-proofing your medicine cabinet from teens and other vulnerable loved ones. City Journals lets you know where to drop your outdated meds (and even vitamins) on Saturday.
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Chargers boys volleyball team feeling good about their chances

The Corner Canyon boys volleyball team returns two All-Tournament state players and added three Brighton High athletes to their squad this season with hopes of improving on a fifth-place finish at state last year. Read More »