Watercolorist Ilene Stowe captures the soft essence of animals

Can someone who’s been in corporate America for 40 years create great art? Read More »

‘World-class’ skatepark coming to Holladay

City responds to growing popularity of sport. Read More »

Holladay resident and Olympian leaves a legacy of strength

As a boy, Darrell Robison wanted to be a skier. However, there were not many opportunities to ski in Peoria, Illinois. Then his family moved to Salt Lake City when he was 12 years old. Read More »

Cottonwood High theatre creates ‘normalcy’ for students during pandemic year

The 30-member Cottonwood High cast of “Tuck Everlasting” will take the stage at 7 p.m., May 6-10 in the school’s auditorium. Read More »

Help Us Find the 'Champions' In Your Community

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Holladay inches closer to first-ever tax hike

Leaders promote tax proposal at risk of paying “political price.” Read More »

Art imitates life: Driggs second-grader wins Reflections with sculpture made of ‘smashed things’

Second-grader’s sculpture is made by smashing things up and putting them back together as art—which is kind of what he does in real life. Read More »

Legislative session ‘one for the history books’

Holladay’s legislative representatives reflect on a unique general session. Read More »

Three Holladay area teachers win Excel Awards

Educators at Driggs Elementary, Skyline and Olympus each earned an award for excellence in education. Read More »

City’s ‘primary gateway’ readied for revamp

Council codifies new zone years in the making. Read More »