City Renews Partnership With Housing Rehabilitation Non-profit

“The great benefit about NeighborWorks is that they match us dollar for dollar so that funding we put in through the city or redevelopment agency, they match those dollars by raising private and federal grant [funding],” said Tingey. Read More »

Longview Student Wins State Reflections Contest

When Longview second grader Megan Kirk entered the dance category in the Parent-Teacher Association’s Reflections contest this year, she did it simply because she likes to dance. Read More »

Murray Rotary Honors Top Murray High Scholars, Teacher

“We celebrated these students’ academic achievement,” Goldhardt said. “These are the students who put forth the effort to learn the material and prepare for college. It’s a great partnership with the Rotary, who recognizes and values the importance of these students’ achievements.” Read More »

Business Spotlight: Rocky Mountain Care

“When you walk in, you feel different because it’s smaller,” said Kim Bangerter, Administrator at Cottage on Vine. “Here, we treat you like family.” Read More »

Longview Students Inspired By Amazing Americans

Longview’s annual Amazing American presentation attracted dozens of families and other students April 16 as they asked fifth-grade students about their choices of amazing Americans they presented on tri-fold boards, through creative representations and reports. Read More »

Cultural Showcase To Kick Off ‘Arts In The Park’ Season

“We purposely try to keep prices low to allow families to participate,” said Mary Ann Kirk, Murray City cultural arts director. Kirk’s history with Arts in the Park goes all the way back to its inaugural season in 1990, and she anticipates another season of strong performances. Read More »

Murray Planners Look To The Future

Murray residents packed an April 22 open house to find out what might go into the revised General Plan, as well as to provide their input. Read More »

Jacob Knapp Wins State Championship

“It was a pleasure to have him in the room. It’s one of those things where a kid like that, with that kind of attitude, are few and far between,” Weibel said. Read More »

Liberty Economics Fair Teaches Business Principles

It’s more than a lesson about supply and demand. The sixth-grade Liberty economics fair introduces business principles from advertising to price mixing, and real-life issues from boycotts and strikes to depression and recession. Read More »

Irish Dance Studio To Open In Murray

“I love Murray and the community events that are held, from the children’s series in the park to the 4th of July parade,” said Acadamh Rince owner and instructor Amy Stanfield, who has been teaching Irish dance in Sandy since 2004. Read More »