General News

The pandemic finish line is in sight, and — as with any marathon — we need to stay the course and keep up our stamina in order to safely put this test of endurance behind us.  With COVID-19 case counts falling and Utah’s vaccination rates picking up, what safety protocols

Midvale mayor Robert Hale chuckled when Hillcrest High teacher Clief Castleton entered the City Council’s Tuesday, March 16, 2021 online meeting with a space-themed Zoom background. “Wonderful little icon,” Hale said of the out-of-this-world artwork that depicted a starry sky and a darkened Earth illuminated only by city lights and

The Peruvian Park Panthers are getting a new home — and we’re celebrating with a ceremonial turning of dirt! Families, students, teachers and school staff are invited to participate in a virtual groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction on a rebuild of Peruvian Park Elementary at 5:30 on

Hope springs eternal as Canyons District, alongside the rest of the world, starts to emerge from literal and metaphorical long and hard seasons of COVID-19, the virus that has upended life and learning for a year.   Cheers erupted at Mount Jordan Middle on Thursday, March 11 at about 7 p.m.

Combined, Bell View and Edgemont elementary schools have more than 115 years of history to look back upon — and now build upon — as they come together to form a new school. Soon, the Bell View Mustangs and Edgemont Eagles will be known as the Glacier Hills Yetis, a