Too many close calls for crossing guards

It could be your child or grandchild, your friend’s child. We don’t want to have to go to that child’s parents and tell them they were hit. – Sandy Smith, crossing guard Read More »

Three Channing Hall students’ science project wins trip to national eCYBERMISSION competition

“We were looking at problems going on in the world and having access to fresh water was one so we took that idea to see what we could do in real life, using materials people already have,” says a seventh-grade team member who was a national science fair finalist. Read More »

Something wicked this way comes in Lamplight Theatre Co. production of ‘Macbeth’

Lamplight Theatre Co. will put a new, post-apocalyptic spin on William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” at Draper Historic Theatre. Read More »

Draper City Council unanimously passes anti-idling resolution

Draper recently joined the ranks of eight other Utah cities that have discouraged idling. Read More »

A look at municipal campaign donations in Salt Lake County

The 2019 municipal primaries in Salt Lake County showed that local races are very capable of bringing in lots of campaign donations. Read More »

New coach for Corner Canyon girls soccer

Former Alta High soccer player, who played on two state championship teams, is moving from an assistant in the Chargers program the past two years to heading up the team this season. Read More »

Former Corner Canyon golfer enjoying success at the collegiate ranks

Former Corner Canyon High golfer Rhett Rasmussen is gearing up for his senior season for the Brigham Young University golf program following a year where he won the NCAA Regional and qualified for the 2018 U.S. Open. Read More »

Friendship is divine in Draper Arts Council’s ‘Sister Act’

Draper Arts Council presents “Sister Act” at Draper Amphitheater this August. Read More »

Davila thanked for his recognition of hard-working kids

Davila was recognized by the City Council for having organized Home Depot Kid’s Appreciation Events for the past 10 years Read More »

Local Girl Scouts brighten U.S. map for school community

Local Girl Scout troop 530 took the initiative to brighten the U.S. map on the playground for Willow Springs students. Read More »