A young Jordan baseball team shows talent for 2017
By Billy Swartzfager, May 01, 2017, Categories: Today, Sports
A young Jordan baseball team has the talent and the determination to play well and make it to the state tournament.
Featured Articles
Jordan soccer looks to be tough in Region 3
By Billy Swartzfager, May 01, 2017, Categories: Today, Sports
The Jordan High School boys soccer team is looking good this season and hopes to go further in the playoffs than last year
Elementary school art show showcases talent
By Bryan Scott, May 01, 2017, Categories: Today, Local Life
Sandy Arts Guild put on elementary school art show for students in Canyons School District at the Shops at South Town in March.
Preventing teen sexual violence in Utah
By Bryan Scott, May 01, 2017, Categories: Today, Local Life
Sandy Library hosts an outreach program about the need to educate and eradicate instances of sexual violence towards teens.
Utah employers happy to help train and transition veterans after service
By Bryan Scott, May 01, 2017, Categories: Today, Local Life
Utah veterans and members of the National Guard and Reserve are being given a chance to find employment that meets their training level with employers at Veteran Job Fair at Sandy Expo Center.
Council approves water bond in split vote
By Kelly Cannon, Apr 26, 2017, Categories: Today, News, Local Life
The Sandy City Council approved a water bond to fund the replacement of a tank and an a well.
Council honors Coulam upon retirement
By Kelly Cannon, Apr 26, 2017, Categories: Today, News, Local Life
The Sandy City Council honored Mike Coulam who retired from being the community development director.
Harlem Globetrotter recognizes Willow Canyon student who wants School Buddy Bench
By Julie Slama, Apr 26, 2017, Categories: Today, Education
Willow Canyon third-grader Qwade Rondeau inspires school to introduce a buddy bench, receives a High 5 award and recognition from a Harlem Globetrotter player.
Fantastic magical classes offered at Silver Mesa’s Literacy Night
By Julie Slama, Apr 26, 2017, Categories: Today, Education
Silver Mesa Literacy Night offers fantastic magical classes to promote reading and literacy activities.
Silver Mesa students learn about possible future professions at Career Day
By Julie Slama, Apr 26, 2017, Categories: Today, Education
Silver Mesa students learn about job options at their Career Day.
News
City to change special appointments process
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After seven rescues early in season, agencies issue hiking safety messages
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Citizen Academy welcomes first graduates
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City council approves community development block grants to help local programs
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Council approves water bond in split vote
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Council honors Coulam upon retirement
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Chief administrative officer Jorgenson retiring
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Residents working to prevent trail paving at Dimple Dell Park
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Sandy Fire promotes and honors its own during council meeting
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Industrialism Drives Utah Women to the Workplace
Education
Park Lake students run for fun and funds
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Canyons Film Festival teaches organizational, literacy skills
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New administrators to take helm in Sandy schools
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Sandy students excel at science fair, four advance to internationals
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Sandy students excel at science fair, four advance to internationals
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Sandy City Youth Council honors outstanding Sandy teachers
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Students perform musical numbers in Jordan Valley’s Showcase
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Construction begins on Indian Hills Middle School year-long renovation
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Area schools set commencement exercises
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International Festival offers students cultural traditions, customs
Arts+Entertainment
Dan's Review: "Despicable Me 3" not up to par
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Dan's Review: "My Cousin Rachel" long on style, melodrama, ambiguity
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Dan's Review: "The Mummy" wrapped up in a larger universe
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Dan's Review: "It Comes at Night" reveals more cerebral monsters
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Dan's Review: "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men tell No Tales" tries to recapture magic
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Dan's Review: Nothing special about "Everything, Everything"
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Dan's Review: Few surprises in "Alien: Covenant"
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Dan's Review: "Snatched" only smells funny
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Dan's Review: "King Arthur; Legend of the Sword" is good for a little fun
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Dan's Review: "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" is everything you'd hoped it would be
Local Life
Kendali Studios hosts inaugural student art show
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Situational awareness important for all
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Sandy whips residents into shape
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Summer reading program goes beyond books
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Car wash fundraiser raises awareness of teen suicide and prevention
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Interfaith Music Festival beings faiths together
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Strikes for Tykes bowls for child language program
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Fiesta gala kicks off its shoes at the Sandy Club
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Elementary school art show showcases talent
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Preventing teen sexual violence in Utah
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