Hosting teachers a huge benefit to dual-immersion students
Oct 05, 2017 ● By City Journals Staff
Family hosts dual-immersion language teachers and everyone benefits.
Mrs. Utah focuses on literacy
Anne Forester is the reigning Mrs. Utah. In July she competed in the national Mrs. United States pageant and placed fourth runner-up.
Splishin' and a splashin': daybreak pool goes to the dogs
Daybreak dogs take to the water at Brookside pool for treats and treading.
Young South Jordan entrepreneur donates funds to heart organizations
Local 12-year-old girl becomes entrepreneur to donate funds to American Heart Association and Intermountain Healing Hearts to help people with heart defects.
Featured Articles
Fighting Eagles are changing lives and winning baseball games
Oct 05, 2017 ● By City Journals Staff
Westridge Academy in West Jordan provides schooling and clinical care for troubled youth ages 9–18.
Jordan Ridge students run to raise funds for field trips, technology
Oct 05, 2017 ● By Julie Slama
Jordan Ridge students run in the school’s fourth annual jog-a-thon to raise funds for field trips and technology at the school.
Sagewood at Daybreak resident celebrates 102 years of adventure
Oct 05, 2017 ● By Keyra Kristoffersen
Birthdays help residents of Daybreak’s senior living center feel young, especially resident who just turned 102 years old.
Jordan Ridge students bring music, games, fun to Carrington Court residents
Oct 05, 2017 ● By Jana Klopsch
Jordan Ridge students, Carrington Court residents benefit from interaction.
Eastlake Elementary adapts to changes with traditional schedule
Oct 05, 2017 ● By Julie Slama
Eastlake Elementary community adapts to changes with building and classes with traditional schedule.
Fun run colors 9/11 memorial in red, white and blue
Oct 04, 2017 ● By Travis Barton
South Jordan residents and schools used 9/11 as opportunity to demonstrate appreciation for first responders.
Arts+Entertainment
Dan's Review: "American Assassin" is nothing new
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Dan's Review: "American Assassin" is nothing new
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Dan's Review: "Mother!" takes swipe at God, misses
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Dan's Review: "It" reinforces creepy fears
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Dan's Review: "Wind River" adds to Taylor Sheridan's great body of work
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Dan's Review: "Detroit" sure to spark more debate
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Dan's Review: Idris Elba the only appealing part of "The Dark Tower"
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Dan's Review: "Atomic Blonde" is a cool thriller
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Dan's Review: "Despicable Me 3" not up to par
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Dan's Review: "The Beguiled" long on style, short on narrative
Business
City approves CDBG funding plan
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Council unanimously denies higher-density proposal
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From budgets to rezones: Recent happenings at SJ City Council
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Little Learners Academy
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Herriman Headache Center - at Dansie Orthodontics
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Burt Brothers Tire & Service
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The Ridge
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Summit Senior Living
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SpudToddos
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Pheasant Run Alzheimer’s Special Care Center
Education
Principal goes to law school to sue state
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Students learn to say no to gangs
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Woodworking wonder woman
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New administrative faces to greet students as school begins
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Monte Vista students create puppets, write scripts for dual immersion puppet shows
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Elk Meadows annual dance festival showcases traditional folk dances
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Kids get down to business
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South Jordan Middle introduces motivational academic support program
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Local elementary students shine at sports day
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PTA bestows awards to Jordan Ridge Elementary
Local Life
Concert benefits clean water access throughout the world
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Eagle Scout is all in the family
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'Lasing' planes harmful— and hurts you more than the pilot
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First-generation cowgirl wins Miss Rodeo 2018
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FBI agent explains motivations of cybercriminals
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Bollywood at Daybreak celebrates colorful, flavorful traditions
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South Jordan chalk art contest delights residents
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Superhero 5K and Kids’ run attracts those near and far
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Movie in the Park event closes out the summer with ‘Fantastic Beasts’
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Handmade quilts and hats donated to Ronald McDonald house by senior quilting group
News
Riverton/South Jordan shelter contract approved
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Riverton City moves forward on animal control
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South Jordan City Council rejects project for senior center housing
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Unheralded public works garners two awards
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Mayor brings to light questionable county fund distribution
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City approves CDBG funding plan
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Council unanimously denies higher-density proposal
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From budgets to rezones: Recent happenings at SJ City Council
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New playground to satisfy children of all abilities
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City council secretary recognized for 15 years of service
Sports
Checkered flags fly for young driver
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Is tackle football safe?
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Talented gymnasts elevate spring to new heights in Utah and beyond
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Professional cyclist takes Tour of Utah by storm, diabetes and all
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Bingham High Football Team hopes for the past to repeat itself
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Women’s football team remains a nearly perfect juggernaut
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Prestigious cycling event races through South Jordan
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Tour of Utah comes to South Jordan for inaugural start and finish
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Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez to visit South Jordan’s Black Diamond Gym
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Slow-pitch softball helping people one Friday at a time
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