Sandy sixth grader gives back at Festival of Trees

A young Sandy resident has been named patient champion for the Festival of Trees event sponsored by Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital. Read More »

From ballots to backstage: Sandy Youth Council gains insight into election process with behind-the-scenes tour

A tour of the Salt Lake County Elections Office gave members of the Sandy Youth Council a deeper appreciation for the election process and the impact of each vote. The tour, led by County Clerk Lannie Chapman, highlighted the teamwork and safeguards involved in ballot counting, leaving youth council members with a greater understanding of election administration and the importance of public service. Read More »

Glacier Hills Elementary’s family night blends fun with learning concepts

Glacier Hills is an AVID elementary school: “It’s a learning model that engages students so they’re more empowered in their learning.” Read More »

To the moon and back: Glacier Hills awarded sapling that traveled to outer space

A White City school community will become stewards to a Douglas fir that traveled 270,000 miles from Earth. Read More »

Accounting jobs flourish in Utah, what’s driving the growth?

Utah's accounting industry is projected to grow 33% by 2032, far exceeding the national average, driven by a booming economy, increased demand for accountants, the presence of top accounting firms, and strong educational opportunities. Read More »

Overtime playoff loss ends season for Jordan girls soccer

The 2024 season ended for the Jordan girls soccer team with a first-round state tournament loss to Sky View. The Beetdiggers finished with a solid 10-8 record. Read More »

Unveiling reality: The challenges and joys of raising special needs athletes

Special needs athletes have a place of their own, competing alongside their peers, but what is it like to raise a special needs athlete? Read More »

Brighton High theatre season lineup includes family-friendly favorites

Some favorite childhood characters will come to life on the Brighton High stage this school year. Read More »

‘All the World’s a Stage:’ Waterford thespians to perform ‘As You Like It’

Shakespeare: “the guy who wrote the greatest tragedies, is also the guy who wrote the silliest comedies ever,” says Waterford School’s theatre director, who annually directs a Shakespearean play at the Sandy private school. Read More »

Union students bring 1970s cartoons to life on stage

Union Middle School students recreate the magic of 1970s Saturday morning cartoons and commercials. Read More »