Don’t toss that debit card—it’s your stimulus payment

Concerned Utahns call BBB about possible stimulus debit card scam. BBB says different payment formats have added to the confusion. Read More »

Waterford students provide baskets to IRC during Week of Giving

Waterford’s community service club reaches out to help others all year, including helping refugees during its Week of Giving. Read More »

Waterford endurance runner finishes 100-miler, sets goal for Grand Slam endurance races

At age 18, Waterford’s Howard Wang became the second youngest to complete the Bear 100-mile endurance race; he started one day and running into the next to finish in 196th place and learned a lesson in mental toughness. Read More »

Sandy Arts celebrates 35 years, moves ahead with 2021 shows

With “remarkable” creativity, Sandy Arts Guild’s virtual and in-person events reach thousands in the community. Read More »

Sandy Elementary provides virtual lessons for parents during pandemic

When in-person large group gatherings were prohibited during COVID-19, Sandy Elementary found a way to offer parents support. Read More »

Albion principal elected to state school board, wants to bring educators’ voice to policymaking

“Working with the legislature to get things accomplished for Utah students is something I think I can help with,” said Molly Hart, a Canyons District principal who was recently elected to the state board of education. Read More »

Silver Mesa Student Council leads fun, service-oriented activities to spread kindness, lift spirits

Want to wear a hat? Donate non-perishable food. Want to accept a challenge? Write a thank-you note to someone who has been kind. These and other activities are what Silver Mesa Student Council is doing to help build community and positive outlook during the COVID-19 school year. Read More »

Silver Mesa kindergartners recall virtual field trip, visit with Gov. Herbert in everyday lessons

Sometimes, with the pandemic, little things pleasantly surprise people as former Gov. Gary Herbert did back in November—and is still making an impact with students and teachers today. Read More »

Edgemont’s hidden treasure needs community’s help

There's apparently a time capsule buried somewhere on the grounds of Edgemont Elementary. Only problem is that no one knows exactly where. Read More »

Sandy moving to biweekly recycling pickup

City responds to downturn in recycling market. Read More »