Pump Track is coming to Herriman

A pump track consists of a continuous loop of banks and turns, which allows riders to navigate through the track without pedaling or exerting similar force. Read More »

Scholarly trio are Draper’s newest royalty

Winners of the Miss Draper scholarship program are selected for their excellence in service, education and leadership. Read More »

Juan Diego Catholic High student snags best supporting actor from Utah High School Musical Theatre Awards

Juan Diego Catholic High, other area schools win top honors at Utah High School Musical Theatre Awards Read More »

Youth council bolsters spirits of local first responders

Members of Draper City Mayor’s Youth Council assembled and delivered goody bags to police and fire departments, taking care to make sure candy bars didn’t melt prior to delivery. Read More »

UHSAA finalizes decision to proceed with regular fall sports schedule

With some new guidelines aimed at cutting down the spread of COVID-19. Read More »

Science, artwork and nature welcome visitors at aquarium’s new Rio Tinto Kennecott Plaza

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium has opened the new Rio Tinto Kennecott Plaza and Welcome Center, along with gardens and outdoor exhibits on its Science Learning Campus. Read More »

Refugees establish new roots through farming in Draper

Draper micro-training farm helps refugees grow food and learn about running a farm-based business. Read More »

Draper’s drive-thru ceremony for Mayor’s Youth Council seniors

Instead of the traditional end-of-year banquet for Mayor’s Youth Council seniors, Draper City hosted a drive-thru ceremony June 3 for the dozen graduates to thank them for their service. Read More »

Draper Park Middle band, orchestra take to the state festival stage—just before COVID-19 local outbreak

In a whirlwind week, Draper Park band was invited to perform at the state festival, rehearsed and took the stage hours before schools were closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and two days after the school orchestra also performed. Read More »

APA students visit capitol, days before Utah shuts down, earthquake hits

APA students visit the capitol to learn how government works and later realize what they learn as Gov. Gary Herbert put schools on soft closure in response to COVID-19 and seeing how the response efforts worked after a 5.7 earthquake hit the Salt Lake area. Read More »