Check out the city’s culinary offerings with the Taste of Holladay

Holladay residents can download a "passport" app that will lead them through a tour of Holladay's varied culinary offerings. Read More »

‘Tiny Portraits, Big Connections’ exhibit opens at City Hall

Chris Haggqvist’s exhibit, “Tiny Portraits, Big Connections” featured 100 tiny portraits painted in 100 days. Read More »

Local firefighters bring some wet summer fun to Saint Sophia School

Summer camp at Saint Sophia School ends with a visit from fire fighters … and a soak from their hose. Read More »

Eagles start football season with new head coach, experienced lineup

With a new coach at the helm, the Skyline football team is seeking to return to its winning ways. Read More »

From soccer to STEM: Expanded Core Curriculum gave USDB students a summer of opportunities

Students who are visually impaired can miss out on a lot of social cues that people who aren’t visually impaired take for granted. Read More »

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. Read More »

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 »