Holladay Artist of the Month finds joy, fulfillment in creating art

Selected by the Holladay Arts Council as Holladay Artist of the Month, Sarah Winegar is as an avid, intuitive artist. She is passionate about relief printing woodcuts as well as acrylic painting. Read More »

Magician Paul Draper mystifies audience with impossible feats of mentalism and magic

Award-winning and internationally acclaimed magician Paul Draper took the stage at Holladay City auditorium Jan. 19 and provided an emotional 90-minute journey of magic and mentalism. Read More »

Tri-Canyon trails blueprint starts to take shape

Competing use and surging popularity heightens need for Tri-Canyon management: plan to rely on data and community input Read More »

Olympus High Sterling Scholar finalists compete for top honors in March

The March awards night could prove to be a big win for four Olympus High finalists. Read More »

The curious case of concrete: how complications exacerbated Utah’s already dire concrete shortage

Seven challenges creating a cement shortage. Read More »

Early Holladay settlers were mostly Southerners

A book on Holladay’s history can be purchased from the Holladay Historical Commission. Read More »

Holladay joins clean energy goal

Holladay, along with multiple other cities, joined the Community Renewable Energy Agency before the May 31 deadline that aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030. Read More »

Community rallies to support family of Churchill student Henry Kendell

“Though this is my worst nightmare, I can see that this world is a beautiful place.” Read More »

Olympus Sterling Scholar Miles Fawson works hard to hone talent and skill

Miles Fawson, Olympus class of 2022, comes from a musical family whose support helped him earn the Sterling Scholar Award. Read More »

Holladay Arts’ Page to Stage program gives kids a creative performing experience

Kids perform “Pirate Stew” in Holladay after just one week of rehearsals in Page to Stage workshop. Read More »