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‘These are our friends; these are our teams’ – Cottonwood, Hillcrest fans back their programs through difficult seasons

Students back their teams, no matter the record, providing support and positive culture at Cottonwood and Hillcrest high schools.

Election results: incumbents on track to hold 2 of 3 seats up for re-election

Election results for Midvale.

Chief Tony Mason succumbs to cancer, honored by Midvale city

Chief Tony Mason served Midvale for 35 years. He was honored by City Council, family and friends.

Featured Articles

Students evacuated to nearby church as gas leak fills Hillcrest High

First time in Hillcrest principal’s history, Greg Leavitt led students Dec. 4 to safety at nearby church with evacuation of school building because of a gas leak. Read More »

Sugar Factory Playhouse to perform classic production of ‘Miracle on 34th Street’

Without a permanent stage to call home, Sugar Factory Playhouse will bring “Miracle on 34th Street” to the Midvale Performing Arts Center. Read More »

New makerspace creates welcoming school culture at Midvale Middle

“We allow kids a chance to tinker, think critically and create. It’s awesome to see kids not only go to class together, but to build and program robots together.” Read More »

Moms embrace Copperview Elementary parenting program

Copperview Elementary administration listened to its school community council and continued offering the fairly new Moms Matter program, designed to support mothers find success with their children, a complementary program to All Pro Dads. Read More »

New, simplified Midvale recycling guidelines aim to lessen contamination

Only plastic bottles with necks, metal/aluminum cans and corrugated cardboard can be placed in curbside bins. Read More »

Partnership brings 700 brand-new coats to children in need

700 children from Midvale Elementary left the event with a free coat, book and snack. Read More »

Utahns of all cultures get in on the Day of the Dead spirit

Salt Lake County’s two Dia de los Muertos events, held at Hunter and Tyler libraries, were just two of the many celebrations held for the holiday across the Salt Lake Valley this year. Read More »

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