Memorial benches approved by city council

Donors pay the cost, while Draper City will do the work to install the bench. Read More »

Utahns rally in support of Ukraine

Hundreds of Utahns, many clad in yellow and blue, gathered Feb. 28 at the Utah Capitol for the “Stand with Ukraine” rally. Read More »

Stenquist and Harrison review legislative accomplishments, talk future plans

Jeff Stenquist and Suzanne Harrison represented Draper in the 2022 Utah Legislative session and both have been affected by the redistricting that happens as a result of the census every 10 years. Read More »

PE clubs return to Channing Hall

Channing Hall offers PE clubs as a way for students to continue honing their skills and participating in activities they enjoy. Read More »

St. John Middle School adds Hope Squad to bring suicide prevention to forefront

“Mental health is a big issue, and during COVID-19, kids have internalized things more than they did in the past. It’s really important that they know they have someone they can talk to.” Read More »

Key Indicators Point to a Mixed Economy

Is the economy thriving or struggling? The answer will vary widely, depending on who you ask Read More »

CCHS swimmers runners-up at state for best finish in school history

CCHS boys swimmers second-best at state Read More »

JDCHS swimmer wins three state titles; teams finish in top four

JDCHS swimmer wins three state titles; teams finish in top four Read More »

Juan Diego hockey team back on ice

JDCHS hockey team back on ice. Read More »

JDCHS drill back-to-back region champs; third at state

JDCHS drill takes region; third in state. Read More »