As SSL develops, the Planning Commission stays busy

A little known entity has the power to alter the look and feel of SSL. The Planning Commission determines how land is used within SSL. Read More »

Team balance leads to the best start for Cottonwood boys basketball in a long time

The Colts are 8-9 overall as of press deadline, steadily rising up the RPI ratings that will determine who they will face in the first round of the Class 5A State Basketball Tournament. Read More »

Cottonwood swimmers ready themselves for another state tournament surge

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the Class 5A state tournament will be held at a new venue, the Wasatch Aquatic Center in Heber City Feb. 19-20. Read More »

Two tutors bring 82 years of combined experience to Walker Elementary

At Olene Walker Elementary School, Lillian Winn and Nancy Wanner bring their combined 82 years of experience tutoring students. Read More »

Free financial counseling is available to all South Salt Lake residents

As a response to the economic downturn, SSL opens a Financial Empowerment Center, a free service for all residents. Read More »

Forthcoming report to shed light on next decade of city buildings

A high-level overview on how to use city facilities now and in the future was presented at the Jan. 13 South Salt Lake City Council meeting. The plan included building a civic center on current property or building a new City Hall. The city is soliciting ideas for the empty south side of the Columbus Center. Read More »

SSL family has no access to belongings in damaged apartment

As a result of a car crashing through their basement apartment, Juana Segura and her family are displaced. While they were given a new apartment at the Covewood Apartment, they have no furniture and are behind with bills. Read More »