Stormwater funding on its way

The American Rescue Plan Act will see Holladay get $3.6 million, with half planned for its stormwater system. Read More »

Permitted commercial preschools now allowed in Holladay’s public zones

The city’s public zones are places like libraries or churches. Read More »

District’s new Mobile Gradebook app helps parents monitor student’s progress

Granite School District releases a mobile-friendly version of the Gradebook. This allows parents to watch their child’s educational progress. Read More »

Esports teams in Holladay high schools compete for first time in 2021

At Cottonwood High, you can play video games with your friends—for school. Read More »

Council split on upgrades cost to Holladay Park playground

Increased costs forcing hesitation, final decision to be made Feb. 10. Read More »

All-American Holladay runner helps team to national title

All-American runner leads team to national championship. Read More »

Auto pedestrian accidents at Olympus high raise concerns about jaywalking culture

Officials consider new infrastructure and positive reinforcement to improve safety. Read More »

Elected officials sworn in for new term

Gratitude was the common thread for each elected official as they took the stand. Read More »

Legislative titan departs with ‘enviable legacy’

Longest serving councilmember Sabrina Petersen steps down. Read More »

Holladay Artist of the Month creates art every day to stay interested and involved

Eileen Vestal taught art for more than 30 years. She’s now been selected as the Holladay Artist of the Month. Read More »