From activist to mayor: Monica Zoltanski’s long road to city hall

“I think it’s a symbol of grit and determination…that one voice can make a difference,” said Mayor-elect Monica Zoltanski on the red cowboy hat she wears and what it represents to people. Read More »

Harmons cashier flourishes in his job and gains hundreds of neighborhood fans

Sandy and Draper community find common ground on favorite Harmons cashier—Chad Willoughby. Read More »

Sandy woman cheers on stranger who completes Utah marathon with canes

“I asked him who was here to cheer him on at the finish line. ‘Absolutely no one,’ he said.” Read More »

For Alta View second-graders, math night’s sums equal educational games combined with family

“Having the games at home or having a math box is something that we can pull out and play and have fun, yet know he is learning at the same time,” said Natalie Brun, one mother who supports her school’s math night. Read More »

Sandy couple raises funds for veterans with 2,600-mile bike ride

After months of effort, injured Sandy Marine asks for donations to support other wounded vets. Read More »

Best-selling author uses fantastical imagination to guide students into good reading, writing habits

“This is my job as a writer; I’m trying with details and descriptions to bring people to life. Imagination can take you places,” said best-selling author Brandon Mull to an auditorium of local middle school students. Read More »

Jordan Valley students practice social skills while experiencing hands-on learning at state fair

State fair gives hidden opportunities of learning to Jordan Valley students with special needs. Read More »

Canyons Peer Court starts its second year; encourages students to make amends, find connections

“Our goal is to help the kids change their behavior. We’re here to support them, help them make better decisions, help them connect and create some relationships,” said Canyons Peer Court adviser, Charisse Hilton. Read More »

Jordan unified soccer team finishes fourth at state, brings more to school than ribbons

“I just hope no matter what, they have fun, they like it and they’re just happy to be part of something,” said co-coach Dave Mecham about Jordan High’s unified soccer team at the state tournament. Read More »

Holiday boutique on Nov. 12 to benefit Jordan Valley students

Find the perfect holiday gift and support students who have severe multiple disabilities at Jordan Valley School. Read More »