Longview’s marquee in place after years of fundraising
Aug 31, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
New Longview marquee sign to help administration and PTA communicate events.
Featured Articles
Dan's Review: "Detroit" sure to spark more debate
Aug 03, 2017 ● By Dan Metcalf
John Boyega, ALgee Smith, Anthony Mackie and Will Poulter star in Detroit, the true story about a three teens killed during the race riots of 1967.
Dan's Review: Idris Elba the only appealing part of "The Dark Tower"
Aug 03, 2017 ● By Dan Metcalf
Idris Elba, Matthew McConaughey and Tom Taylor star in the film adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower.
Local schoolchildren excel in Arbor Day poster contest
Jul 26, 2017 ● By Julie Slama
Local schoolchildren excel at annual statewide Arbor Day poster contest, supported by Murray Power.
The art of musical healing
Jul 26, 2017 ● By Alisha Soeken
Katie Johnson heals others with her talent in music
Murray Council approves development agreement to demolish historic buildings; finalizes 2017-18 budget
Jul 26, 2017 ● By City Journals Staff
The Murray City Council approved a development agreement to tear down several buildings on Vine Street to build a new Vine Street Senior Living Project and approved the finalized 2017-18 budget.
New head coach and new region opponents await Murray HS volleyball this fall
Jul 27, 2017 ● By Carl Fauver
A new head coach and new region opponents await the Murray volleyball team this year.
Murray’s Winchester Park hosts weekly visits from Wasatch Adaptive Sports
Jul 27, 2017 ● By Carl Fauver
A non-profit group is making outdoor sports more accessible to the wheelchair-bound with weekly stops at Murray’s Winchester Park.
Murray High considers a return to fielding lacrosse teams following UHSAA decision
Jul 27, 2017 ● By Carl Fauver
Lacrosse has been added to the list of Utah’s sanctioned high school sports; Murray may reestablish teams.
Police sergeant and officer sworn in, changes made in ordinances at council meeting
Jul 26, 2017 ● By City Journals Staff
A police sergeant and an officer were sworn in and the city council passed an ordinance to amend some parts of the city municipal code at the July 11 meeting.
Sports
Mid-season south valley volleyball teams stand strong
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Riverton football takes on new challenges
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Is tackle football safe?
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South Valley high school football preview
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Midnight marks first practice at Herriman
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A young man plays tennis his way
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Out with the old, in with a new turf
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Slow-pitch softball helping people one Friday at a time
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Your inaugural girls football state champions: Herriman Mustangs
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Mustangs ‘cross wins title
News
Mayor Applegarth invites you to participate in Idle-Free Month
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Chickens allowed on smaller lots
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Riverton/South Jordan shelter contract approved
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Firework update, public health official recognized at Herriman city council meeting
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Riverton to create own law enforcement service area
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Herriman City Council holds off on voting to amend city’s general plan
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No new Riverton City Manager until after elections
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Incendiary video sparks fireworks discussion
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Herriman City Council unanimously decides to withdraw from SLVLESA
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Riverton City moves forward on animal control
Local Life
6 South Valley Mexican restaurants worth a visit
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Splishin' and a splashin': daybreak pool goes to the dogs.
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Sagewood at Daybreak resident celebrates 102 years of adventure
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Bear-O Care helps families with multiples severe disabilities
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Riverton’s Night Out Against Crime educates, soaks community
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Dirt, racers fly through the air at Enduro Challenge
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48 pools of mosquitoes with West Nile Virus have been found in Salt Lake Valley
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'Lasing' planes harmful— and hurts you more than the pilot
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Herriman makes ‘Little Mermaid’ part of its world
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City celebrates heritage with annual Fort Herriman Days
Education
Practical practicing
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Hosting teachers a huge benefit to dual-immersion students
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Former DJ spins success, fun in classroom, community
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High-tech camp prepares incoming seventh-graders
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Cure for the tedious science class
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Riverton Shooting Club among strongest in the state
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Bastian Elementary looking forward to the future
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Kids get down to business
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GOAL! Herriman scores a STEM high school
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Presidential scholar winner is all business
Arts+Entertainment
Dan's Review: "American Assassin" is nothing new
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Dan's Review: "American Assassin" is nothing new
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Dan's Review: "Mother!" takes swipe at God, misses
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Dan's Review: "It" reinforces creepy fears
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Dan's Review: "Wind River" adds to Taylor Sheridan's great body of work
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Dan's Review: "Detroit" sure to spark more debate
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Dan's Review: Idris Elba the only appealing part of "The Dark Tower"
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Dan's Review: "Atomic Blonde" is a cool thriller
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Dan's Review: "Despicable Me 3" not up to par
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Dan's Review: "The Beguiled" long on style, short on narrative
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