Jordan unified basketball takes gold, form bonds heading into unified soccer season

“The best things are the inclusion, the friendships they create, how the athletes are celebrated and are included in school activities,” said Courtnie Worthen, Unified Champion Schools manager who oversees the high school unified program. Read More »

Sandy residents who sang in choir remember their friend Jerold Ottley

“We were better musicians because of him” say choir alumni. Read More »

Jordan High thespians find success in pandemic year

The Beetdiggers have managed to do something few others have done this year, performed live theatre without a major delay, postponement or shutdown of their shows. Read More »

‘The Hive’ advanced to statewide robotics tech challenge

“Being on a team like this helps me to think outside the box and solve problems,” said Beehive Academy senior Brinkley Curry about her robotics team. Read More »

Help Us Find the 'Champions' In Your Community

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Sandy City embraces ranked-choice voting

Sandy residents will be voting slightly differently in this year’s municipal elections after the city council advanced a resolution to adopt a ranked-choice voting system during its April 12 meeting. Read More »

Families bond over activities, service through Alta View’s Family Fun app

“The whole idea is for families to connect and build their relationships. It’s an outlet, a way they can connect and be able to do creative things together during COVID-19,” said Alta View PTA president-elect Heather Huish. Read More »

Jordan Valley pool reopens during pandemic, staff provides therapy in water to students

Jordan Valley pool reopens—the small therapy pool allows students with severe multiple disabilities to stretch muscles to help them with their range of motion. Read More »

In a heartbeat, Mt. Jordan staff sprung to action to save boy’s life

“That second shock got his heart back into rhythm and then, paramedics arrived,” physical education and health teacher Ashley Anjewierden said about the entire life-saving process that lasted less than seven minutes and saved a Mt. Jordan sixth-grader’s life. Read More »

Union to continue serving students as groundbreaking slated for new school building

“Union has been a community school, so we wanted a lot of input from our community. It’s going to be an amazing, functionable new school,” said Union Middle School Principal Kelly Tauteoli about the rebuild of the new school, which will have its groundbreaking April 22. Read More »