How did Granite District fare in the 2019 educator wage wars?

Spring 2019 turned into a teacher salary competition for Salt Lake County school districts. Here’s how Granite District’s compensation stacks up. Read More »

Foster care math: One couple + 12 kids = exponential love

“Do it. I dare you!” Such is the challenge of Foster Mom of the Year Amy Morris who, now mother to 12 children, calls other Utahns to step up and foster Salt Lake County’s needy children. Read More »

Dive into the animated world of Ron Campbell

The famous animator is showing his Beatles pop artwork as well as other cartoon characters at Relics Framemakers & Gallery in Holladay from May 23-27. Read More »

Cheers and encouragement: How to be a better sports parent

Explaining to a young athlete how they should become better may not be the best plan of action. Most kids need cheers and encouragement. Read More »

Skyline girls golf capture Region 6 crown, take fifth in state

After a successful region campaign, the Skyline girls golf team finished in fifth place at the Class 5A state tournament. Read More »

King of Scotland and king of New York: Olympus ends year with Shakespeare and ‘Newsies’

When students were given the choice between doing an entire play or doing scenes from several plays, they chose the latter. Read More »

Local high school students attend DigiForge, a career fair focused on the future

At DigiForge, high school students from six school districts explored several career paths and learned how technology is impacting careers. Read More »

Motorists take note: lane filtering law comes to Utah

A Utah motorcycle lane filtering law is in effect. The new road rules are simple, but specific. Sandy Police help make the law clear, and an experienced street rider adds perspective. Read More »

King and queen for a day: Wasatch Jr. High students celebrate a medieval banquet

The Medieval Banquet is an annual event at Wasatch Jr. High that caps off the social studies curriculum on the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Read More »

Dreamscapes lets students who are deaf, blind access and experience art

Students at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind get to experience their first hands-on fully immersive art show. Read More »