Millcreek, Utah holds the honor of being Salt Lake’s newest, oldest city. For nearly 150 years Millcreek maintained its independent city status until residents voted to officially incorporate their municipality...
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Millcreek embodies everything that makes Salt Lake City great: close proximity to year-round outdoor recreation, an industrious vibe, and a harmonious blend of heritage and progress. Comprised of four communities...
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Every year millions of birds migrate to the wetland habitats of the Great Salt Lake to nest. The suburban communities of Farmington and Kaysville run adjacent to these wetlands and...
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For most Utahns, Farmington is synonymous with Lagoon. Millions of hair-raising memories made on the old wooden roller coaster and the classic log flume. While this amusement park could easily...
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“On a clear day, you can see the tram at Snowbird from my front yard,” Tim Zuver points toward the Little Cottonwood ski resort 15 miles to the east. This...
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Sandy, Utah was a sleepy farming community before the railroad came to town in 1877. The new tracks not only brought miners looking to strike it rich in Utah’s canyons,...
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The view of the valley is much different in South Jordan than the rest of Salt Lake. So is the attitude. Salt Lake’s youngest on-average population wants you to know...
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On the foothills of the Oquirrh mountains, once sleepy farmland is now home to Salt Lake’s youngest and fastest growing population. The Wasatch Mountains tower to the east creating spectacular...
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Welcome to Holladay! Salt Lake’s oldest continuously inhabited town is named after founding settler, John Holladay. The springs, ponds, grasses and wildflowers that drew early pioneers to this part of...
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Residents of Holladay unite around the core conviction that they live in the best neighborhood in the valley. They have good reason to take pride in this popular Salt Lake...
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