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More of the same: Olympus football team has sights set high

After a region title and a deep run in the playoffs last year, the Olympus football team is eager for another strong showing.

SoHo Food Park is a happening Holladay hangout

SoHo Food Park offers numerous choices for even the pickiest of eaters.

Chris Haggqvist’s exhibit, ‘Tiny Portraits, Big Connections’ at Holladay City Hall

Tiny portraits will be on display at Chris Haggqvist’s upcoming exhibit, “Tiny Portraits, Big Connections.”

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Strawberry Fields Forever…on the Holladay Commons

Beatles cover band Strawberry Fields rocked and rolled the crowd on the Holladay Commons. Read More »

The Significance of Mt. Olympus, according to Holladay residents

An ode to the peak that towers over Holladay. Read More »

Titans finish fifth at state in boys volleyball

The Olympus boys volleyball club capped off the season with an appearance in the state tournament. Read More »

James McGee’s exhibit, “Crossing Paths,” celebrates the dignity of the individual

The dignity of the individual was on full display at James McGee’s opening of “Crossing Paths.” Read More »

National essay winner from Skyline dreams of a better world for refugees

Abby Bowler of Skyline’s class of 2019 is the second-place national winner and first-place state winner of a financial literacy essay contest. Read More »

Churchill Jr. High filmmaker Marlo Harmer wins national recognition

Marlo Harmer’s film “Unseen Heroes” was about everyday women who inspire her. Read More »

Explore Your Community with a Summer Photo Scavenger Hunt

Can you tell where in Holladay these pictures were taken? Read More »

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