Holladay City welcomes community to its annual July Fourth celebration

Holladay City’s annual July Fourth celebration will be a fun-filled day highlighting spectacular events for the entire family. Read More »

Olympus tennis shows consistency after state finish

Coach credits success to grit, commitment and working year-round. Read More »

Local nonprofit launches fundraiser to reduce food waste and feed those in need

Waste Less Solutions, a Holladay-based nonprofit organization, launched a GoFundMe fundraising campaign May 15 to continue their efforts to reduce food waste and to feed those in need in Utah. Read More »

Retiring Holladay area educators have worked a combined 304 years

Did one of your favorite Holladay area teachers retire this year? Read More »

Local micro cut-flower farm holds ribbon cutting to celebrate new beginning

Holladay City officials and community members joined Maylene White, business proprietor of the Dancing Cricket Flower Farm, in a ribbon-cutting ceremony opening of her already thriving urban micro cut-flower farm business. Read More »

Holladay school adapts activities due to high creek waters

Short notice was given to parents about changes to after-school pickup due to flooding. Read More »

Holladay Children’s Theatre presents ‘A Unicorn, a Dinosaur, and a Shark Walk into a Book’

Adapted from the picture book by Jonathan Feske’s “A Unicorn, a Dinosaur, and a Shark Walk into a Book,” Holladay Children’s Theatre brought a short theatrical production to life on stage at Holladay City Hall. Read More »

Opera Appreciation Club of Utah welcomes Michael Ballam

The Opera Appreciation Club of Utah, an organization formed to foster appreciation of the performing arts, hosted their annual spring luncheon in Sandy at the home of club member Kathie Horman. Michael Ballam engaged an attentive audience during the afternoon through operatic song and musical story. Read More »

Oakwood and Spring Lane principals hope their example eases transition

Change is hard, but these principals are trying to make it easier. Read More »

Fire dancer pursues his life dream in photography after being seriously burned

For the last four years Mark Bolyea has been recovering after receiving second- and third-degree burns to his hands and leg while performing a fire dance at Lakeside Casino in Pahrump, Nevada. During his recovery, Bolyea decided it was time to pursue his passion for photography. Read More »