Roundabout reopens early with revised traffic pattern

Cost was $2.4 million. Read More »

CCHS football has high expectations for new Region 2 play

CCHS football back stronger and together. Read More »

Young Draper runners compete at national championships

Seven young Draper athletes representing Wolfpack Youth Running Club competed with other locals at the USATF National Junior Olympics Track and Field Championships July 27-30 in Eugene, Oregon. Read More »

New JDCHS athletic director brings loyalty, vision to sports program

New JDCHS athletic director brings athletic family legacy to campus. Read More »

Young coders who identify as female build websites, games and more with Sego Lily Hacks

Sego Lily Hacks offers young people who identify as female a safe space to learn computer coding, develop projects and compete for prizes. Read More »

Draper Philharmonic & Choral Society thrives under Sherri Jensen’s leadership

Under the direction of founder Sherri Jensen, Draper Philharmonic & Choral Society is a thriving community orchestra and choir that recently completed a successful tour of Europe. Read More »

Young women learn what it takes to be a firefighter

Two-day Draper firefighting camp lets them test their mettle and be inspired by mentors. Read More »

Willow Springs’ students’ talent showcased in art show

Mosaic, papier-mâché, clay, stop motion — Willow Springs art show has something for everyone. Read More »

Waterford places second, earns professionalism award at state Science Olympiad

From five to 60 students, Waterford’s Science Olympiad team — and success — has grown in the past five years. Read More »

Crescent Elementary comic strip sparked imagination intertwined with skills

While Crescent fourth-grade students learned core curriculum skills, they also used their own creativity to develop comic strips. Read More »