John Eining reflects on first year as Draper’s police chief

Eining’s background as a jack of all trades has served him well, but he’s struggled with employee retention as other agencies offer $4 and $5 more per hour. Read More »

Draper Arts Council’s ‘Newsies’ seizes the day at Draper Amphitheater

Draper Arts Council presents the Disney musical ‘Newsies’ this June at Draper Amphitheater. Read More »

Investigation Complete: Do Draper City Councilors Have a Conflict of Interest with Proposed Draper Mountain Development?

The city contracted a lawyer to investigate whether certain city council members should recuse themselves from the approval process. Read More »

Fun in the sun — Draper Arts and Crafts Festival has another successful year

Sunshine was a welcome guest this year at Draper City's seventh annual Arts and Crafts Festival and the Susan K. Classic Car Show, held on Saturday, May 11. Read More »

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 »

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 »

Crafts, cars and cotton candy: Festival and car show return to Draper Park

Draper City Parks and Recreation will hold the annual Draper Arts & Crafts Festival in conjunction with the Susan K. Classic Car Show on May 11 in Draper Park 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 »

Discord on display at Draper City Council meetings

Twice in recent months, Draper City officials have hired independent counsel to investigate sensitive matters. Read More »

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 »