Granite District encourages public comment at board meetings with prior sign up

Public comment is encouraged at board meetings as long as procedure is followed. Read More »

Amani, Promise or Bridges Center possible names to replace Columbus Center

In an effort for more inclusion, last October SSL began an initiative to rename the Columbus Center. After six months of research and community outreach, they have proposed three names. Read More »

Mural Fest is back with 10 fresh murals

SSL Arts Council held the 2021 Mural Fest along West Temple on May 15. Read More »

Cottonwood High softball wraps up 2021 with big numbers, best record since 2018

The majority of players are expected to return next year, making Cottonwood a softball team to look out for in their new league. Read More »

New additions to Central Valley Water part of $400 million capital improvement project

As part of a $400 million capital improvement project, Gerber Construction lifts digester covers at Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility. Read More »

City evicts Pioneer Craft House, officials explain why

After a decade of trying to resolve numerous issues, SSL initiated eviction action against Pioneer Craft House at the Historic Scott School. Read More »

Cottonwood boys soccer season ends with first state tournament game in years

For a Cottonwood side that played two juniors and six sophomores in almost every game in 2021, Militello said he intends to retain them all for what should be an even better year, next year. Read More »

In 2021, long jacks and lopsided scores are the norm for Cottonwood softball

In the 2021 season, score lines of 16-4 and 24-8 have become the norm in a year that is about as abnormal as can be. Read More »

South Salt Lake City Council Updates

The City Council handled many issues at their April 14 meeting, including staff budget priorities, an election announcement, and rank voting in 2021. Read More »

After a two year absence, South Salt Lake recreation restarts youth baseball

Hope for a return to normalcy after a hard winter of inactivity turned to a realization as the city started its youth baseball program back up in early April. Read More »