Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts’ teacher receives national recognition

Award honors teachers who help foster student talent. Read More »

Local nonprofit organizes tree planting to honor those lost by suicide

The organization 'Roan Your Boat' was founded by the mother of a Highland High student who died by suicide. Read More »

Hawthorne Elementary teacher receives Outstanding Educator Award

Award-winning teacher says it is an honor to help empower students to learn and grow. Read More »

Sprague Library shows off remodel during reopening

On May 11, the Sprague Library fully reopened after being partially closed since 2017 due to flooding. Read More »

Local author Jeremy Pugh hosts book signing in King’s English Bookshop

The local independent bookstore in the heart of Sugar House that has been matching people to books since 1977. Read More »

An ever-shifting school year ends for one student

Xavier M., a fifth-grade student at Whittier Elementary, approached last school year with high hopes of coming back for some in-person learning. After spending the majority of the year working remotely, he ended the year back at school. Read More »

Local hockey player returns home to the Utah Grizzlies

As a kid, Garrett Metcalf bought his first goalie pads off the discount rack. He is now trying to make a career of the game he loves. Read More »

Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts successfully hosts inaugural Collide Festival

Student performers and professional artists from across the Salt Lake Valley came to flex their artistic muscles May 22 at the first-ever “Collide” festival. Read More »

Salt Lake School of the Performing Arts hosts in-person artistic graduation

Each year, Salt Lake School of the Performing Arts seniors decide on a theme for the graduation showcase that represents the unique optics of their collective experience. Read More »

Parley’s Trail connects people to nature’s quiet and city’s energy

Parley’s Trail is a bustling, pedestrian highway which connects various cities, parks, and trails to one another. Read More »