Body engraving business can now call West Jordan home

For the first time in West Jordan history, tattoo businesses will be allowed. Read More »

Fought for and not given: Copper Hills football

Copper Hills won four games last season and hopes to take the next step to becoming a top-tier football program. Read More »

Jordan District teachers finding creative solutions for teaching during a pandemic

Teachers are adjusting to the new normal with creativity. Read More »

A tale of two restaurants: How two local eateries are handling the pandemic

Two mom-and-pop restaurants in West Jordan’s unassuming Gardan Village strip mall are responding to the pandemic in different ways. Read More »

Story Crossroads takes summer storytelling events online

The art of historical storytelling was on display at Story Crossroads’ annual summer events, which streamed online this year instead of happening in front of live audiences. Read More »

Jordan School District prepares online version of K–8 curriculum, ready for school year

Fifty Jordan School District teachers spent three weeks this summer to develop online curriculum that will be available this fall for Jordan School District elementary and middle school students. Read More »

Local principal influences state, national mental health initiatives

Dixie Garrison, 2018 Utah Principal of the Year and president of Utah’s association of secondary school principals, has influenced both local and national education policies. Read More »

‘Utah Moms’ organize family-friendly march at city hall

Demonstrators gathered at West Jordan City Hall on July 6 at a peaceful march organized by the newly formed Utah Moms for Racial and Social Equity. Read More »

D-line the strength for Jaguars this fall

In his second year as the head coach of West Jordan High’s football team, Carson Mund is wanting to expand his team’s culture of winning. Read More »

Jaguar breaks 22-year-old school track record

Austin started running track as a freshman in high school, he just wanted something to do. Read More »