Gardner Village celebrating a 41-year legacy

Gardner Village was once a single flour mill built in 1877. The mill is listed on the National Historic Register. Now it is a shopping, dining and event destination. Read More »

Winning is catching on with West Jordan softball

West Jordan finished the year with a winning record for the first time in several years. Their head coach, Jocelyn Kaufman hopes that is the beginning of a special program. Read More »

Boxers fight to relieve stress and depression

Boxing can relieve stress. Bfit boxing is scheduled to host an event to raise money for suicide prevention. Read More »

Increase of ESL-endorsed teachers earns big rewards for West Jordan schools

An increase in ESL-endorsed teachers earns big rewards at Joel P. Jensen Middle and West Jordan High. Read More »

Teens with special needs enjoy a prom just for them

On May 14, the second special needs prom for Jordan District students took place at West Jordan High. Read More »

West Jordan City organizes a diversity committee

The new West Jordan diversity committee starts meeting in May 2021. They will be advisors to the council and mayor, and be liaisons to the community. Read More »

TCU hits homer with top recruit from Copper Hills

“He is up the with the best baseball players I have ever played with or coached,” Copper Hills head coach Joel Sundquist said about former Grizzly Brayden Taylor. Read More »

‘Gettysburg Address’ addresses both history and Spanish language skills

Bilingual students memorize Gettysburg Address in two languages. Read More »

‘Ghost’ comes alive for students at West Jordan Middle School

Students and faculty will read the book together and then live it—with sunflower seeds and a track meet. (If that doesn’t make sense, read the book!) Read More »

West Hills Middle School students flex Constitutional knowledge at state competition

The We the People competition provides engaging civic education. Read More »