Monica Zoltanski holds narrow lead in early results for Sandy mayor’s race

The first batch of election results released by the Salt Lake County Recorder’s Office show Monica Zoltanski narrowly leading Jim Bennett in the race to be Sandy’s next mayor. Read More »

Grace Lutheran School opens its doors to two-year-old preschoolers

“We love them, care for them, guide them while they’re in our care,” said Grace Lutheran School principal Shelly Davis. Read More »

Jordan High teacher discovers new species of wasps, awarded scholarship for further study

Call him the Wasp Man as at 6-foot-7 he’s polar opposite of the 3-millimeter wasps he recently discovered as a new species living in Utah. Read More »

Local Sandy rider crowned at BMX state finals

The state champions were crowned at Rad Canyon BMX track where more than 200 riders competed to take home the top prizes. Read More »

Sandy residents remember 9/11 with massive coordinated service projects

When everything feels so divisive, service can make a huge difference in our community says National Day of Service coordinator and Sandy City Council member Brooke Christensen. Read More »

How does new apartment construction impact nearby home values?

Sandy City Council listens to presentation on study that asks if apartment developments increase nearby single-family home values. Read More »

Park Lane principal slated to skydive for ‘New View in 2021-22’

The Park Lane principal may be taking the theme of a “New View in 2021-22” to new heights as he is slated to skydive after students meet their fundraising goal. Read More »

Jordan Valley adds café, studio apartment to teach students independent living skills

Two new converted classrooms give Jordan Valley students an opportunity to learn to take care of clothes and belongings, learn social skills and practice skills that they may use in employment. Read More »

Four elementary schools get freshened up, thanks to community volunteers

About 100 volunteers came to four Canyons School District elementary schools to lend a helping hand painting, pulling weeds, updating student emergency kits and more. Read More »

Jordan High shares good news about ‘Good News,’ other theatre shows

It’s a 1920’s musical written in the ’20s and was supposed to be performed in 2020, but COVID-19 changed the plan; the good news is “Good News” is to be performed in 2021. Read More »