Murray High student wins people’s choice award at state entrepreneurship challenge

Murray High junior creates “Pocket Change” app that enables students to investigate educational and career options, acquire professional skills, and enter the workforce with confidence in their selected career—and wins some pocket change herself. Read More »

Local student-artists honored as State Reflection winners—virtually

The stage was set to honor the top Utah PTA Reflections winners until COVID-19 hit, then the awards were presented to local school winners virtually. Read More »

Students cheer first-grade educator who retires after teaching in the same classroom 28 years

While educator Kathy Reynolds is retiring, part of her legacy remains at McMillan with the Fit Fun Run and “The Nutcracker.” Read More »

Cottonwood baseball competes in Last Chance tourney held amid pandemic

When a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic put a screeching halt to the 2020 high school baseball season, some coaches around the state decided they would get creative. Read More »

As food insecurity rises, so do Murray residents’ resolve to meet the challenge

Economic hardship caused by pandemic leads Murray community to form Murray Children’s Pantry to help most vulnerable residents. Read More »

Murray voters can participate in drive-up voting this primary election

While Murray voters will have fewer candidates to decide on this primary election, they will have the option to get a drive-up ballot. Read More »

Former Murray High volleyball star inducted into U of U Hall of Fame

Lori Baird said lessons learned on the volleyball court have taught her to face life head on. Read More »

How will COVID-19 impact the future of K-12 education?

Even with a projected student lower retention of learning while schools have transitioned to online learning, many educators can see a silver lining in how COVID-19 is impacting education. Read More »

Murray City leaders and Chamber of Commerce launch economic task force

Economic task force to help Murray area businesses respond to the economic impact of the pandemic. Read More »

Twin Peaks students share cultures as cultural night tradition continues

Eight years ago, PTA President Paige Janzen said, “I looked around and thought wouldn’t it be neat if we shared our culture and learned something about them.” Now, the baton has been passed for the cultural night tradition to continue. Read More »