Wanted: Support for Sugar House Park community garden

A plan is in place to offer 50 community garden plots at Sugar House Park in 2020. An online petition is currently gathering signatures. Read More »

Envision Utah’s Inland Port public input session becomes an unexpected scenario

Economic boom or an environmental disaster? Salt Lake County residents snap to it and weigh in on the Inland Port. Read More »

New coach to guide Highland baseball in Region 6 race

The Highland baseball team grabbed Region 6’s final playoff spot a year. The Rams are once again hoping to get to the postseason. Read More »

New ‘Seed Library’ provides incentive for residents to start and share 

their gardens

Free seeds, anyone? The Salt Lake City Main Library launches its new “Seed Library,” providing new gardeners with free seed and seasoned gardeners with a way to share their bounty and help ensure Salt Lake food security (and gardening fun). Read More »

Longtime Sugar House resident stays involved through community council

Sugar House Community Council trustee Sally Barraclough is spotlighted. Read More »

Sprague Library’s Firehouse Express to open during renovations

Sprague Library is set to close in April for 15-18 months for major renovations. A temporary space will be open at the old fire station 3 on Simpson Avenue. Read More »

‘WoW’ an appropriate acronym 
for Women of the World 
annual fashion show

Forty years after she immigrated to the United States from Iraq, Samira Harnish continues to support women refugees in Utah. The ninth annual Women of the World fashion show was themed “Restoring Hope” and featured dignitaries and 23 refugee models around the world. Read More »

Asian-American high school students 
encouraged to tap ‘superhero’ potential

The conference seeks to help Asian-Americans high school students be prepared for collegiate success, and, even more importantly, be prepared to embrace their everyday, figurative “superhero” potential as community leaders. Read More »

Hillside students find their voice in ‘The Little Mermaid Jr.’

A monumental undertaking by drama teacher Nate Holcomb sees Hillside Middle School’s production do more for its students than just a great show. Read More »

Rams excited to get back outdoors for track and field season

The Highland track and field team has a large number of experienced athletes coming back this season. Read More »