Bountiful girls soccer caps off big season with run to state semifinals

After winning the Region 5 championship, the Bountiful girls soccer team advanced to the Class 5A state semifinals. The Redhawks won 16 games this season. Read More »

Small Business Saturday – Bountiful Main Street’s Black Friday

Small Business Saturday was founded by American Express in 2010. It has now become a staple event for several companies – including those on Bountiful Main Street. Read More »

Bountiful City Council appoints new council member

BOUNTIFUL—Beth Child was selected Oct. 16 to fill Jesse Bell’s seat on the council. Child was one of 13 applicants for the post. Read More »

A new spin on cycling: Bountiful’s e-bike boom

E-bikes are growing in popularity with local riders claiming they get great exercise while having a lot of fun. Read More »

Bison – Antelope Island’s role in conservation

A look into the history of bison conservation and Antelope Island. Read More »

Applied Medical Engineering Lab pushing the limits to life-saving care

SALT LAKE CITY—The University of Utah’s AME Lab is developing medical technology that would provide care at any location and for any patient with any injury. Read More »

Don’t let winter stop you from getting into the mountains

As the autumn nights get crisp and the days shorter, it’s tempting to begin to settle down for the season, but don’t put away your trail shoes yet. Late fall through the spring can be an excellent opportunity to explore some of the best local trails Farmington has to offer. Read More »

So close: Darts fall in state girls soccer title game

The Davis girls soccer team lost to Lone Peak in the Class 6A state championship. Davis went 17-4 on the year. Read More »

Creamery wins ‘Main Street Parade Champion’ trophy

The Kaysville Creamery takes home the “2024 Main Street Parade Champion” Trophy. The float creatively recreated an iconic scene from the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Read More »

Parks & Recreation Department Report

Recreation programs served 13,846 individuals from September 2023 to August 2024. Read More »