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City Journals Exclusive: ‘The Last Holdout’ (a.k.a. Olympia Hills) Nearing Clearing Procedural Approval to Resubmit High-Density Project

SLCO Council will consider advancing the proposal during its meetings on Tuesday, May 21 at 2001 South State Street.

Daybreak’s new Highland Park: One of only 12 like it in the nation

South Jordan City recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for brand new Highland Park in Daybreak.

SoJo residents proud of city, want improved growth management, says survey

One of SoJo’s eight key priorities is having an “Engaged Community.” Hear what residents are saying about South Jordan government.

Featured Articles

Cheers and encouragement: How to be a better sports parent

Explaining to a young athlete how they should become better may not be the best plan of action. Most kids need cheers and encouragement. Read More »

Bingham boys tennis sends entire varsity squad to state tournament

The Bingham boys tennis team competed well in the Region 4 tournament against some of the best competition in the state Read More »

Bingham softball helps raise $10K for cancer research

The Bingham High School softball team was among 14 area teams who participated recently in the 17th annual “Swing for Life” softball tournament held at the Larry H. Miller Cottonwood Complex. Read More »

Local high school students attend DigiForge, a career fair focused on the future

At DigiForge, high school students from six school districts explored several career paths and learned how technology is impacting careers. Read More »

New-look Bingham baseball team makes it back to playoffs

The Defending 6A champion Bingham baseball team faced a rebuilding effort this season but still qualified for the postseason. Read More »

Motorists take note: lane filtering law comes to Utah

A Utah motorcycle lane filtering law is in effect. The new road rules are simple, but specific. Sandy Police help make the law clear, and an experienced street rider adds perspective. Read More »

Eastlake students pledge to be heart healthy

Eastlake students’ fundraising gave $4,393.45 to the American Heart Association while at the same time, developing heart-healthy habits. Read More »

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Business Spotlight: NOAH's Event Venue

Education

AAIU students hope to raise funds, awareness with multicultural festival

Local Life

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The Train Shoppe offers easy way to appreciate the First Transcontinental Railroad

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Resuscitating the County’s Heart—Town Hall Update on the Jordan River Parkway and a Nod to South Salt Lake

Sports

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Miners off to good start in region soccer race

Arts+Entertainment

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Dan's Review: "John Wick Chapter 3" Increases the Action - and the Body Count