Steve Wrigley says decisions, concerns weigh heavily on Board of Education

In the past half year, Canyons Board of Education made difficult decisions regarding the hiring of a new superintendent while one announced his retirement, educational impacts during COVID-19—one board member shares his insight. Read More »

New Earth Club gains popularity at Hillcrest High before first meeting

Gardening, composting, providing service will all be part of the environment-minded students who are creating the new Earth Club at Hillcrest High. Read More »

Extra care given to student-music program during pandemic

Student-musicians are back, alas with an updated, safer look. Read More »

Canyons Education Foundation awards scholars who rise up to meet life’s, school’s challenges

Meeting high school’s academic expectations may be hard enough, but eight teenagers were honored with college scholarships for not only excelling, but also rising above challenging life situations. Read More »

Hillcrest girls’ tennis resilient, even in uncertainty

Despite using city parks and not having home court matches, and now undergoing temperature and health checks, Hillcrest Huskies are ready to play some tennis. Read More »

Tyler Library continues to adapt and serve patrons

New Inside Express program allows patrons to browse for books again. Read More »

Behind the scene changes at the Shops at Fort Union

Some changes, mostly hidden from the public eye, are coming to the Shops at Fort Union. Read More »