Change to fire service fee aims to keep tax dollars in Herriman community

Changes are coming to fire service within Herriman city, though it should be one that Herriman residents only see in their quality of service, not in their wallets. Read More »

It's all in the family at new healthy food franchise

Leaving a legacy for their family and a healthy lifestyle prompted a Herriman couple to open a Rush Bowls healthy food franchise. Read More »

‘The Point’ is prosperity say city officials

“This 700-acres represents hope,” Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox told those gathered outside at a socially distanced, September press conference held where the state prison currently sits. Read More »

Mountain Ridge volleyball levels up in second year

The Mountain Ridge volleyball program has made quite a leap from year one to year two. Read More »

Herriman Audio Journal: House District 52 Candidate Catherine Voutaz

Get to know Catherine Voutaz and her platform. Read More »

Herriman Audio Journal: House District 52 Candidate Candice Pierucci

Get to know Candice Pierucci and her platform. Read More »

Teachers are singing a different tune at new arts charter school

New arts-focused school encourages students to act out—with drama, dance, music and art. Read More »

Conquering fear one peak at a time

Third grade teacher and South Jordan resident Daisy DeMarco beat her fear of heights by climbing 24 of the Wasatch’s 11,000-foot peaks in two months and applies the lessons learned along the way into her classroom curriculum. Read More »

Skilled Herriman high students sew masks for Special Olympics

While students in beginning sewing classes usually make items for themselves, the advanced class students often use their skills to make items for others. Read More »

Herriman marching band sporting new uniforms thanks to donation

The next time you see the Herriman High School marching band, they’ll be sporting some brand-new uniforms. Read More »