Husky boys hoopsters have grit, positive play in competitive region

Hillcrest boys basketball has positive start for competitive region, despite playing in a pandemic year. Read More »

BYU professor wants to change racist wording in neighborhood housing documents

Not much diversity in your neighborhood? Maybe that was the plan. Read More »

Retired librarian helps people find missing family members

An adoptee who reunited with her birth parents as an adult uses her research skills to help complete other people’s family trees. Read More »

Hillcrest drill devoted to continue its 58-year legacy

From its origins as a pep club to its precision performances, Hillcrest drill engages not only the team members, but the school with its spirit and pride. Read More »

Schools flip-flop learning methods to keep providing instruction to students

Flip-flop doesn’t only refer to summer footwear, but also schools transitioning from in-person to remote learning and back, as many secondary schools throughout the Salt Lake Valley provide instruction to students during COVID-19 while families, administrators and teachers try to make the best of a tough situation. Read More »

After solid start, Hillcrest runners race to unexpected finish

The Huskies cross country team had solid season races, then self-quarantined to ensure they could run in the season’s final races. Read More »

Sink or swim? Hillcrest swimmers hope season remains afloat this year

After one meet, Hillcrest’s swimmers were put on hold with the governor’s health mandate; they hope to make a splash with return to full season. Read More »

Mountain bikers climb to reach goals, 14 qualify for state

“I care about these young adults setting goals, working toward those goals, understanding how to readjust them so they can be successful and improve.” — Cottonwood-Hillcrest-AMES composite mountain bike coach Tony Stowe Read More »

Community center is ready for the history museum to move in

The newly-renovated building in Midvale City Park will be home to the history museum and events. Read More »

Rewarding students as simple as whipping out the cell phone

East Midvale Elementary and Midvale Middle School now are rewarding students for positive behavior on apps, clarifying goals and ensuring safer methods during COVID-19. Read More »