Community Relations
Thoughtful Holiday Giving: Celebrating Utah Artisans and Local Treasures in 2024
“In a season shaped by rising costs and shifting priorities, discover how thoughtful gifting can bring joy while supporting Utah’s talented artisans. This year, it’s not just about what you…
Bonding Over Meth: Nicholas Smith’s Startling Path to Recovery, Purpose, and Leadership
At just 13 years old, Nicholas Smith used meth for the first time—with his own mother. Growing up in a home filled with chaos, addiction, and crime, his life seemed…
Rediscovering Treasures and Timeless Craftsmanship at Technique Recovering and Repair in Sugar House
Hidden coins, long-lost treasures, and forgotten family heirlooms—what secrets are tucked away in your furniture? At Technique Recovering and Repair in Sugar House, every reupholstery project uncovers a story, blending…
Sugar House Legendary Millie’s Burgers Passes the Torch to the Next Generation
Millie’s Burgers, a cherished spot in Sugar House for over 40 years, is entering a new era as the next generation takes over. Known for its classic, no-frills burgers and…
Preserving Union Station’s History Amid Ogden’s Redevelopment Plans
When Ben Nadolski became Ogden’s mayor in January 2024, the city’s cherished Union Station took center stage in a battle between economic growth and historical preservation. The iconic station, rich…
Park City’s Five Must-Try Classic Restaurants: Iconic Eateries with Decades of Success
As food lovers, we often chase after the newest, flashiest eateries, but Park City’s true culinary gems have been serving up incredible meals for decades. From the oldest pizza joint…
Historic Gem: The Mercantile on Ogden’s 25th Street
Once a bustling bus depot, The Mercantile on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street has been transformed into a café that merges history with local flavor. Behind its doors, mid-century charm meets…
The End of an Era: Farewell to Salmon at the Millcreek Senior Center
For nearly a decade, Thursdays at Millcreek, Midvale, and Draper Senior Centers meant one thing: a legendary salmon entree. But now, that cherished dish has mysteriously disappeared from the menu,…
Transforming Downtown Salt Lake: For Better or Worse?
Downtown Salt Lake City has undergone a remarkable transformation, seemingly in the blink of an eye, evolving at a speed that few could have predicted. The city is making waves…
Why the Salt Lake City Council Should Reject a New Salary Raise
In a letter to the Salt Lake City Council, Jan Hemming, urges the members to reconsider a pay raise for themselves. She claims the pay raise would put the council…
Utah Cemeteries: What Happens When We Run Out of Space?
What happens when our cemeteries are full? No matter how long we live, or how hard we try to avoid it, death will claim us all one day. What happens…
Small Town Burger Drive-Ins Serve Up a Taste of Nostalgia
As Utah’s summer sun beats down and the open road calls your name, we encourage you to uncover some of Utah’s hidden culinary treasures.
Seniors Deprived of Their Favorite and Affordable Lunch at Millcreek Senior Center
What is happening at the Millcreek Senior Center and Salmon Day? The county recently announced discontinuing it and patrons are not happy.
Utah’s Small-Town Grocery Stores: Thriving Against All Odds
Keeping a small grocery store going in the days of Big Box behemoths is challenging, but these owners have found ways to adapt to the times.
The Truth Behind Salt Lake City’s Bike Theft Crisis: How to Keep Your Wheels Safe!
Imagine this: You cycle downtown to meet friends for drinks at a favorite bar. Biking home seems like the perfect and safest way to get around — until you go…
Bringing Back Wasatch Warm Springs as Salt Lake’s Community Gathering Place
Situated between two neglected city parks near 800 North and Beck Street in Salt Lake City, the Wasatch Warm Springs Plunge building is a monument to a mostly forgotten era.