Jones Ranch area to have little less green space, more consistency in new development

The Jones Ranch plan, a 592-acre development on the west side of West Jordan, is inching forward. Read More »

Local vintage vendor shares tricks of the trade

Justin and Stephanie Gardner, who run vintage furniture business Garden of 8s, talk about the benefits of “shopping small” and opting for secondhand goods whenever possible. Read More »

Latino community must feel ‘a sense of ownership,’ says Living Color award winner

West Jordan resident Carlos Moreno was honored as a Distinguished Leader at the Living Color gala for his work helping several cities establish diversity committees. Read More »

CHHS expands writing center to new subjects, new formats, new schools

COVID brings positive changes to CHHS writing center. Read More »

Wrestling dynasty set to begin at Copper Hills

The brand-new Copper Hills girls wrestling team wants to win a championship and start a dynasty. Read More »

Teacher of the Year solves the problem of poor math attitudes

You’ve never taken a math class like this. Read More »

Future of the West Jordan economy guided by new director

“We want to make West Jordan the easiest place in the state to do business,” Chris Pengra, economic director for West Jordan, said. Read More »

Toil and trouble won’t stop WitchFest

Gardner Village’s WitchFest, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, calls itself “an October tradition, done a bit differently.” Read More »

West Jordan horse therapy to help police officers with mental health needs

What happens after officers witness traumatic events? Mostly nothing. Read More »

Jaguars beat quarantine and opponents this season

West Jordan High School has been hit hard by COVID-19. The volleyball team has to cancel and postpone several matches. Read More »