Viewmont Elementary students say yes to “YES! Day”

Viewmont Elementary students earn tickets for following the school code and in return, can use them to participate in several fun activities. Read More »

Murray High marching band to return after 25-year absence

Murray High School to bring back marching band after a 25-year absence. Read More »

McMillan second-grade students get hands-on experience with Utah geology

As part of the second-grade core curriculum, McMillan Elementary students explore Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons. Read More »

Woodstock Elementary students stack up Cans for Cocoa

Woodstock Elementary students will celebrate with hot chocolate after they bring in food donations for sister school Lincoln Elementary. Read More »

Bees yes, chickens no in Murray

The Murray city council took a look at two ordinances on Oct. 18 that would allow residents on low-density residential properties to keep chickens and bees. The ordinance allowing bee keeping passed. But the council was swayed by residents concerned about chicken keeping, and chose not to pass that ordinance. Read More »

Amphitheater remodel takes priority

Renovations began on the Murray Park Amphitheater the week of Oct. 24. The theater hasn’t seen any improvements since its original construction in 1985. Unfortunately, the lowest bid ended up being $400,000 higher than the City’s original $2.2 million estimate. In order to free up space in the Budget, several capital improvement projects needed to be delayed. Read More »

Murray goes idle free

As more data comes out about the health effects of air pollution, residents across the Salt Lake Valley have expressed frustration with the lack of serious legislation regarding air pollution. On Oct. 18, Murray passed its first idle-free ordinance. Read More »

Premium fundraiser raises money for hungry kids

KidsEat! sees large donor turnout for its premium fundraising event at the Gallivan Hall. Read More »

Non-profit awarded grant for animal-assisted therapy efforts

Smart Women Grant from Zions Bank to serve therapy group with improved capabilities. Read More »

The Service of Veteran Michael Terry

“To me the toughest and best are the Marines so that’s what I set my sights on,” said Terry, who had thought of serving in the military since he was a child. He joined the Marines in 2001. Read More »