With goals a-plenty, Titans post winning record in lacrosse

The Olympus girls lacrosse team used a potent offense to post a 7-6 record this past season. Read More »

Olympus boys lacrosse team racks up plenty of wins

The Olympus boys lacrosse team qualified for the postseason and advanced to the semifinals. Read More »

James McGee’s exhibit, “Crossing Paths” free to the public on July 10 at City Hall

Which Holladay residents will appear in portrait at James McGee’s upcoming exhibit “Crossing Paths” on July 10 at City Hall? Read More »

Human meets machine meets nature in Vince Mattina’s artwork

Holladay Artist of the Month Vincent Mattina muses on the rise of the machines. Read More »

Igniting a love for classical architecture in the next generation

Carden Memorial School students participated in an introduction to classical art and architecture program sponsored by local professionals. Read More »

Eagles edge Brighton for boys tennis title

In a hard-fought battle, the Skyline boys tennis team brought home the 5A state title by slipping past Brighton May 7, 9 at Liberty Park. Read More »

Lauren Merkley of Cottonwood High is Granite District’s Teacher of the Year

“I never knew how much I would be inspired by 186 squirrely 16-year-olds.” Read More »

Hard habit to break: Driggs students win national poster contest — again

Penny Atkinson of Howard R. Driggs Elementary School won a trip to Washington, D.C. for her Smokey the Bear poster. Read More »

Two Holladay teen prodigies to play free concert at Holladay City Hall

Two Holladay teens win their respective string divisions at the MTNA Music Competition in Spokane, Washington. The duo will perform a free concert at Holladay City Hall on June 6 at 7 p.m. Read More »

Holladay sees crime drop in first quarter of 2019

A quarterly report produced by the Holladay precinct of the Unified Police Department shows a noticeable drop in crime compared to recent years. Read More »