Experienced Jordan boys tennis team has high hopes for season

If there’s one thing coaches love on a team, it’s having experienced players to set the tone with good play and leadership. Read More »

Dimple Dell Regional Park’s annual Earth Day Clean Up set for April 27

The eighth annual event will also celebrate the completion of many park upgrades and improvements. Read More »

Silver Mesa provides STEAM activities to nurture future problem-solvers

At Silver Mesa Elementary, students engage in hands-on opportunities to learn to ask questions, analyze data, investigate and recognize similarities and patterns. Read More »

‘Spread the Word: Inclusion’—and Granite Elementary did just that

Inclusivity isn’t just limited to a week at Granite Elementary, but for this particular week, they celebrated it and extended a unified sports day to include some nearby Willow Canyon Elementary students. Read More »

Chief Building Official Jim McClintic receives award for 30-plus years of service to Sandy

Jim McClintic gives back to Sandy for more than 30 years as part of the community development department. Read More »

Sandy author unveils the power of resilience

Sandy resident, Holly Curby, is the author of “Face-Lift: Embracing Hope through your Heartaches” and host of the podcast Holly’s Highlights. Read More »

Putting books in the hands of kids to increase literacy is goal of Sandy Elementary

Sandy resident, Holly Curby, is the author of “Face-Lift: Embracing Hope through your Heartaches” and host of the podcast Holly’s Highlights. Read More »

Sandy Arts Guild's 'Mean Girls Jr.' production emphasized kindness and inclusivity

Community arts are a major part of what breathes life into our city, creating opportunities to make memories and strong personal and cultural connections says Sandy mayor. Read More »

New Sandy homeless shelter caters to the needs of the medically vulnerable

A new Sandy homeless facility opened in January with a unique goal to provide interim housing for medically vulnerable people such as veterans, those aged 62 and above, and those experiencing health challenges while living on the streets. Read More »

Innovative Union musical revue teaches students to adapt; allows audience to experience intimate productions

After moving into their new school, Union Middle theater students and directors faced many challenges from missing costumes to not having an auditorium, yet the show went on— successfully. Read More »