Midvale incentives for affordable housing on Main Street

Midvale’s Redevelopment Agency is now offering incentives for developers to put affordable housing above businesses on Main Street. Read More »

Hillcrest tennis players compete at state, next season means new region, new coach

Four Huskies advanced to compete at the 5A state tournament, the first time in region 6 play where three of the teams Hillcrest plays took first, second and third place. Read More »

Hartman gets hat trick, leads Huskies to silver in area unified soccer tournament

“I like playing soccer, hanging out with my teammates, eating food, or helping the SBOs (student body officers),” said the four-time unified soccer player who led his teammates to a second-place finish in the regional tournament and likes being part of the Hillcrest community. Read More »

Dancing, dining and learning are back at the senior center

The phased opening approach includes limited in-person classes and sit-down dining. Read More »

Midvale named one of top 10 best small cities to start a business

Two Midvale residents share their small business experiences. Read More »

Opportunities, advice come to Huskies from career day, job fair

Hillcrest alumni share advice, stories with current students, who also had the opportunity to attend a job fair shortly before school ended. Read More »

Summer concert series is back featuring Utah artists

The nine free concerts will take place on Fridays starting June 18. Read More »

Architect of notable Midvale buildings dies at 98

William Wing Louie, the first person of color to be licensed as an architect in Utah, designed the bright and spacious library. Read More »

Who is funding Midvale’s Main Street updates?

Who is paying for the updates on Midvale’s Main Street? Read More »

Canyons School District to continue its meals to go

Free meals for youth to be provided twice per week this summer by Canyons School District, beginning June 1. Read More »