The architect of modern Murray: Doug Hill retires after four decades of influence

Hill leaves behind a legacy that includes the Jordan River Parkway, Willow Pond, The Park Center and dozens of community-defining projects. Read More »

Murray Senior Recreation Center marks 45 years of service

Forty-five years after its debut, the center still serves as a reliable gathering place for adults 55 and older, offering programs that support health, connection, and community involvement. Read More »

How local high schools level the playing field

Administrations look to ensure athletic equity in participation, facilities, funding. Read More »

Hales, Cotter and Bullen win big—but can locals still run without big backers?

In a year that returned familiar faces to City Hall, the influence of outside dollars—and party endorsements—sparked fresh debate over what “local” really means in local government. Read More »

Murray High theatre shines bright in 2025-26 season

From a sword fight in a Shakespearean play to a hungry plant in a quirky musical, Murray High’s theatre troupe is creating a season with something for everyone. Read More »

Golfers chip in for classrooms

Murray’s annual tournament raises $33,000 to fund teachers’ grants to enhance classroom learning. Read More »

Border fire tests Murray’s readiness for urban wildfires

Murray crews first on scene as Millcreek blaze burns apartments. Read More »

Murray Theater reopens with two nights of celebration

Murray Theater grand reopening Read More »

Every rider finds their trail

With a focus on habits over results, CottonCrest high school mountain bike team proved success is measured in more than miles. Read More »

Utah Sports Hall of Fame coach hits home run for equality

Mary Kay Amicone’s story spans decades of dedication and proves good coaching knows no gender. Read More »