WIT Holds First Chess Tournament

The Wasatch Institute of Technology held its first chess tournament on Saturday, Aug. 15 for seventh- through 12th-grade students. Students needed to register, but there was no cost. Read More »

Viewmont Elementary Students Take Leadership Role

Fifteen Viewmont Elementary students gave up a couple hours of their summer break to meet with Principal Missy Hamilton to discuss what it means to be a Viewmont Eagle. Read More »

Murray Schools, District Buildings Upgraded During Summer Months

As part of the $33 million bond Murray taxpayers passed in 2012, $4 million was earmarked for seismic retrofitting in school buildings. Read More »

Dare to Dance

A painter has its color, a poet its words and a dancer its body. With air for its canvas, a dancer draws with movement. Read More »

Passion And Produce

From kale and cucumber to free roaming eggs and goat cheese, the famers market is not just a place for food: it’s a place for passion. Read More »

New Hillcrest Junior High Dedicated, Ready For Students

There are some unique touches to the school. The concrete is seamless and stained royal blue to match school colors. Read More »

A World Inside A Murray Night

Like the varying patterns of snowflakes that make one beautiful storm, or the billions of stars in our galaxy, there are many separate worlds of community life found knit together inside a night at Murray City Park. Read More »

“Grease’d – Happy Days Are Here Again!”

Desert Star Playhouse, the theater that’s built a reputation for producing laugh-out-loud, family-friendly musical comedies, continues its 2015 season with a sock hoppin’ flashback to the 1950’s in “Grease’d - Happy Days are Here Again!” Read More »

Mayor Crafts Budget With Residents In Mind

A new fiscal year begins July 1, and Mayor Ted Eyre has proposed a budget he feels will benefit Murray residents. He presented the budget to the city council in its May 5 meeting. Read More »

Kicking Off Murray Fun Days On July 3

“The Murray Fun Days offers a time when our residents can come together to celebrate the freedoms and liberties we enjoy as citizens of this great nation. It also is a time when the City can express our appreciation to those who truly make up the character of our community,” Mayor Ted Eyre said of the importance of Murray Fun Days Read More »