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Highland Ridge Hospital connects with first responders to address mental health

Highland Ridge Hospital, a mental health treatment center, hosted an event to thank first responders and offer assistance with behavioral health crisis calls.

Score one for Hillcrest alum: Hartman plays in All-Star game

A former Hillcrest High student-athlete stand out plays in his first All-Star soccer game.

CottonCrest mountain bikers off to fast start

“That’s what this sport is all about — teaching them how to work hard, teaching them sustainability, teaching them how to take care of themselves.”

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Hillcrest coach helping young team to believe in themselves

“We work every day on having more confidence in ourselves individually and as a team.” Read More »

King leads Huskies on field

“We could easily be 3-1 right now, but we’re not. We’re 0-4. We’re needing to learn how to win because our team doesn’t have a lot of experience with close games because we’ve always either won by 40 or lost by 50.” Read More »

New novel takes a nostalgic look at growing up in Midvale

Michael Padjen’s young adult thriller is set partly in Midvale in 1972 and 2022. Read More »

Looking into Utah’s judicial courtrooms: a former court watcher’s observation

A former court watcher shares how she provided information to voters about judges coming up for retention and her assessment of Utah’s judges. Read More »

Midvale elementary students to see new school boundaries next year

With an anticipated increase of elementary students, Canyons Board of Education approved new Midvale school boundaries that are effective 2023-24. Read More »

Hillcrest High thespians use New York experience in their acting this upcoming season

Hillcrest High’s theatre, which sells season tickets, announced its season: “Oliver!,” “Catch Me if You Can,” “The Heart of Robin Hood” and “Frankenstein.” Read More »

Hillcrest students gain knowledge, confidence through medical pathways program

“The medical pathways program is perfect for the kids who know they want to go into this field because it pushes them to learn.” Read More »

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Business

Comcast and the USDB Foundation partner to help unique students

Education

AMES continues ranked amongst Utah’s best public high schools

Sports

Hillcrest tennis players strong in singles play, expected to lead to region success

Local Life

Former students, colleagues invited to celebrate influential Professor DiFiore

News

League of Women Voters dedicated to educating, registering voters

Arts+Entertainment

Cirque Italia takes visitors on a magical dream adventure

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