UHSAA finalizes decision to proceed with regular fall sports schedule

With some new guidelines aimed at cutting down the spread of COVID-19. Read More »

Nibley Park staff tell kids to ‘have a great summer!’ with a parade

Field Day was canceled, but Nibley Park teachers and staff found new ways to tell students how much they appreciate them. Read More »

Governor Herbert announces mask requirement for teachers and students at Utah schools this fall

Teachers, students and faculty will be required to wear face masks at school to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Read More »

Highland track standouts reflect on season that wasn’t

Highland track and field athletes Annie Murdock and Moira Hicks were poised to earn high marks in state competition this year. The girls had to put those plans on the shelf. Read More »

Online therapy groups during COVID-19 have pros, cons say organizers

The COVID-19 shutdown continues to affect therapy groups like Narcotics Anonymous. Read More »

An al fresco graduation ceremony unlike any before

Sugar House Park provides the ideal location to hold a social-distancing graduation ceremony for Highland High School grads. Read More »

Coronavirus quarantines lead to a board game renaissance

Google searches for board games hit a Christmas-like peak from mid-March to April as families looked for new ways to entertain themselves. Read More »

Dilworth Elementary students, staff adjust to soft closure

Learning packets given to kindergarten through third-grade students helped with at-home learning. Read More »

Planting trees à la social distancing style

Undeterred by COVID-19, Friends of Fairmont plant 10 trees and safely perform community service while social distancing. Read More »

Parents get creative with drive-by parties during pandemic

Drive-by parties: an innovative way to celebrate an important milestone in your kid’s life from the safety of your front yard. Read More »