Two Midvale schools named Schools of Excellence by State Board

Midvale Elementary, Hillcrest High recognized by the Utah State Board of Education for their targeted help in instruction of English Language Learners. Read More »

Dedicated, hardworking, athletic—how one cheerleader describes his first-place squad

Hillcrest High JV cheer squad has something to cheer about—first place at state as one member describes his involvement in the sport. Read More »

Midvale City manager since 2005 announces retirement

“Your fingerprints are going to be around for a long time on this city…,” Mayor Robert Hale said to Kane Loader, Midvale City manager. Read More »

Hillcrest’s old library has ‘treasures’ that will be treasured in new library

When students are learning online, Hillcrest teacher-librarian goes through the stacks to get ready to move to the new library once completed. Read More »

Homegrown Olympian continues to inspire

Bill Schuffenhauer overcame a challenging childhood and won a silver medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Read More »

Hillcrest teachers recharge through yoga for healthy change in body, mind, spirit

During this school year, Hillcrest staff and faculty turn to yoga to deal with a stressful year of uncertainty. Read More »

Herlin ‘scores’ with coaches, players for consistency, accuracy

After 32 years, with no thoughts of stepping aside, Hillcrest girls’ basketball scorekeeper gets a bit of recognition from former players, coaches while he calmly tracks players’ stats and the team score. Read More »

Changes to Midvale City utility fees could be in the works

Midvale City hired a third party engineering firm to review utility rates. Read More »

Get moving with help from Copperview Recreation Center

Copperview Recreation Center is open for limited use and has rolled out programs to keep residents active at home and in local parks. Read More »

Local high schools pool together to help area families, International Rescue Committee

Working together and apart, Hillcrest, Jordan and Brighton high schools were able to raise more than $35,000 to help local families and give to the International Rescue Committee. Read More »