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Last Updated: Jun 04, 2019 02:33PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

CCHS senior wants to help others through music

Jun 04, 2019 ● By Katherine Weinstein

Jordan James Pinkston, a senior at Corner Canyon High School, is releasing a new album, “My Desire,” which expresses empathy for those struggling with emotional issues.

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Summer loving starts this June at DHT’s ‘Grease’

Jun 04, 2019 ● By Katherine Weinstein

Draper Historic Theatre begins its summer season with the classic musical “Grease”

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Summer 2019 filled with community festivals

Jun 03, 2019

See the dates for all the big festivals happening around the valley this summer.

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

May 29, 2019 ● By Katherine Weinstein

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

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The Train Shoppe offers easy way to appreciate the First Transcontinental Railroad

May 20, 2019 ● By Holly Vasic

If you didn’t make it to the Golden Spike 150th anniversary celebration at Promontory Point, take a short trip to The Train Shoppe to see the smaller version of the engines.

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

May 20, 2019 ● By Kaitlyn Rowbotham

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.

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One of the fastest growing sports is... videogames?

May 08, 2019 ● By Greg James

Gaming has turned into a multi-billion dollar industry and players have begun to cash in on opportunities to profit from it.

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Queens with cause: Draper royalty honored for their service

May 08, 2019 ● By Michelynne McGuire

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.

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Dreamscapes lets students who are deaf, blind access and experience art

May 07, 2019 ● By Jennifer Gardiner

Students at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind get to experience their first hands-on fully immersive art show.

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All aboard for a historic event: The Golden Spike’s sesquicentennial celebration

May 07, 2019 ● By Christy Jepson

This year marks the 150th anniversary of the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad which happened at Promontory Summit, Utah.

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