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 »

Water polo’s popularity on the rise in local clubs

USA Water Polo is watching Utah as a model for water polo growth says longtime coach. Read More »

Olympus boys volleyball second best in state

With its second-place finish, the Titans extend their streak of 12 consecutive years with a top-10 finish in state. Read More »

Young Holladay Artists of the Month have their own YouTube channel

Do you have artistic children? Maybe they can have their own YouTube channel like the Wheatleys. Read More »

Mountain lion surprises Holladay family on Easter weekend

Mountain lions (or cougars) follow where deer—their main prey—go. Read More »

UPD hopes for another detective in new budget, final approval set for June 16

Public can give input in upcoming public hearings first two weeks in June. Read More »

Potential pocket park deemed more burdensome than beneficial officials say

The third-acre park is part of an incoming subdivision where the developer was willing to sell them the open space of the subdivision to make it public, but maintained by the city. Read More »

Crestview’s Carly Donahue is Granite’s Teacher of the Year

Carly Donahue of Fox Hills and Crestview Elementary Schools is Granite School District’s 2022 Teacher of the Year. Read More »

Got food waste? Fox Hills Elementary student can turn it into biodegradable plastic

Fox Hills student turns food waste into biodegradable plastic Read More »

Holladay brothers return to math competition in D.C. as student and coach

Holladay seventh-grader who took AP calculus was also a finalist in national math contest. Read More »