Calling all Photographers - City Journals Cover Photo Contest

We need a new cover photo for Facebook. Anyone know a good photographer? Read More »

Oakcrest families consume 900 doughnuts and 1,000 books

Oakcrest Elementary PTA provides 900 donuts and 1,000 books for Breakfast and Books. Read More »

Columbia creates lands of learning for STEAM night

STEAM night was so successful, kids were leaking knowledge (and water vapor). Read More »

Four students Accept the Challenge of Excellence

Recognition and scholarships awarded to students who are often overlooked. Read More »

Joel P. students take on mental health education

Mental Health Week brings education and awareness to middle school students. Read More »

Outdated Pills, Patches, even Vitamins – Be gone! DEA-sponsored National Rx Take Back Day is This Saturday

Spring-cleaning can include safe-proofing your medicine cabinet from teens and other vulnerable loved ones. City Journals lets you know where to drop your outdated meds (and even vitamins) on Saturday.
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After Bike Summit, Councilmember Burton hopes for improved bike lanes in WJ

Councilmember Dirk Burton attends Bike Summit and educates city and council about the future of bike lanes. Read More »

‘Think Regionally, Act Locally:’ 
Southwest Mayors 
turn crisis into long-term planning


Heard of Utah’s “Southwest Quadrant” yet? How about Utah’s “Southwest Mayors Council?” Synergies among six communities are set to help community leaders “think regionally and act locally,” for the benefit of residents in the region. Read More »

West Jordan Middle students dig deep into novel for water well

The community is invited to purchase African-inspired artwork at an auction to raise money for drilling water wells in Sudan. Read More »

West Jordan Middle wins first in We the People competition

Eighth-graders from West Jordan Middle School become experts on the Constitution to impress judges at state competition. Read More »