Come audition for Big the Musical! We need people of all ages but we are STRONGLY encouraging all men and boys to try out.

LINK will hold a week-long program festival in May, with performances on May 18 and 19 at the Cottonwood Heights Theater at Butler Middle School (7530 S. 2700 East).

We are inundated with phone calls, texts and emails from people out to get us. Caller ID shows a local 801 number or a name that looks legitimate, but is really the result of "spoofing," or fooling our caller ID into showing fake names or numbers.

Cops are a unique breed. People often ask me what made me want to be a police officer; the answer is “it chose me.” Being a police officer truly is a “calling” and not just a job. Then it turns from a job into a lifestyle. A good honorable job, but it has pitfalls.

Salt Lake County’s Whitmore Library has just what you need to beat April’s rainy day blues. From kids to adults and even your pets, there's something for everyone.

The Cottonwood Heights Community and Economic Development Department will host an open house to engage with city residents regarding open space priorities on April 26 at City Hall.

The Cottonwood Heights Community and Economic Development Department held an open house on March 19 at Cottonwood Heights City Hall to show the first draft of corridor ideas and overall project goals regarding Wasatch Boulevard.

In an effort to inform and help our neighbors plan ahead, the city is highlighting three major road improvement projects coming during the spring, summer and early autumn that will significantly impact travel in and around Cottonwood Heights.

Born in Salt Lake City, artist David Allred grew up on a dairy farm in the small town of Jameston, a rural community in southeast Idaho.

As we plan ahead to Cottonwood Heights’ big summer celebration, we are looking for parade entries and a parade grand marshal.

The annual Cottonwood Heights Photography Show was highlighted by an awards ceremony and a “Meet the Artists” open house on March 9 at City Hall.

For the second year in a row, Cottonwood Heights Arts Council is proud to host One Voice Children’s Choir with Rocky Mountain Strings in concert on April 17 at the Cottonwood Heights Theater at Butler Middle School.

Utah Administrative Code R315 requires all waste to be disposed of at a properly designated disposal facility. It is illegal to dispose of any waste at any other location.

American Family Insurance Agent Ron Benson was recognized for providing outstanding customer service under the American Star Excellence in Customer Experience Certification Program.

Health is not a size, it’s a lifestyle. Join local health experts Amy and Jeremy Kuecks as they teach steps you can take to reduce belly fat.

Web and content designer Paula Sageser will help you build a website for your small business. You will leave this event with a functional site, and lots of ideas to help build your Internet presence.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights spotlights a few of the great businesses in our city.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights shares profiles of students and educators in our community who shine inside and outside the classroom.

The Cottonwood Heights Youth City Council spent a weekend participating in the annual Association of Youth Councils retreat in Logan on March 8-10.

Natural and manmade disasters disrupt hundreds of thousands of lives in the United States every year. While some incidents are small and recovery is swift, other events have long-lasting effects, both to people and property and the community. That’s why city staff and volunteers participate in drills like the Shakeout event on April 14.

During March and April, the Cottonwood Heights Business Association is gathering items for elementary schools in the city.

The annual Cottonwood Heights Photography show will be held throughout the month of March.

It's a tradition deeply rooted in Cottonwood Heights, and this year’s Butlerville Days is shaping up to like no other summer celebration. As always, there will be great entertainment, games, the City of Fun Carnival, the BVDays Parade and of course, the best fireworks show in the valley.

Here are the latest updates and information from the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District.

Trigena Halley is the founder and owner of Peak Performance, offering professional coaching, consulting and training.

Turnout was great at the Cottonwood Heights Business Association’s second annual Death by Chocolate.

Please join the City of Cottonwood Heights for an open house on the Wasatch Boulevard Master Plan on Monday, March 19, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at City Hall

Do you suffer from low back pain? Does it interfere with your life? Do you sit all day? If this sounds like you, don't miss this free workshop to learn how to get out of pain and stay out of pain.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights spotlights a few of the great businesses in our city.

During a meeting at City Hall on Feb. 13, Brighton High School Swim Coach Todd Etherington was given a proclamation in his honor by the Cottonwood Heights City Council.

Dr. Brian Shiozawa, M.D., who has represented the Cottonwood Heights area as its state senator, has received the American Medical Association’s Dr. Nathan Davis Award for Outstanding Government Service for a member of a state legislature.

On Jan. 24, the City Council honored by proclamation two Cottonwood Heights teens for their achievements in the Girl Scouts program.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights shares profiles of students and educators in our community who shine inside and outside the classroom.

Are any of you old enough to remember the good old days when the Fuller Brush man would come knocking to give you free samples of brushes, soaps, lotions and such? Salesmen at our door is the way we shopped.

At station 110 on Fort Union, we have placed into service a brand-new tractor-drawn aerial apparatus.

March is Teen Tech Month and Salt Lake County’s Whitmore Library is celebrating with 3D printing classes and 3D pen art.

On Feb. 9, Cottonwood Heights hosted a one-day workshop, bringing together community leaders focused on building resilient communities.

On Jan. 31, the city welcomed the Wasatch Front Regional Council (WFRC) and community stakeholders to City Hall, to gather insight for a regional transportation plan that would effectively help shape transit needs of the future.

A new roadway committee recently gathered at City Hall to focus on developing a plan for how to invest in maintaining city roads.

They are there to help out, organize and make life better in the community, and they don’t do it for money; they do it because they care.

The Utah State Legislature has voted to cut back the number of days Utahns can shoot off fireworks from 14 days to eight. But lawmakers resisted attempts to allow cities to ban fireworks altogether.

Shakeout 2018 will take place on Saturday, April 14, from 9 to 11 a.m. A big part of the drill will include citizen participation by using ribbons that indicate medical status of each home.

Cottonwood Heights will hold two events to celebrate the Easter season.

On Nov. 16, 2017, Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District’s Administrative Control Board approved a fee increase for residents beginning Jan. 1, 2018.

Que Sera Sera Skin Spa recently opened at 6936 Promenade Drive #302.

To more efficiently help our customers, Cottonwood Heights will be transitioning to an online/paperless building permit application process.

Negotiation is an art of creating win-win situations.

Dozens of Cottonwood Heights neighbors and friends came to City Hall on Jan. 11 to donate during the CH Community Blood Drive.

Dijt (digit) brings creative capabilities to Cottonwood Heights, the hub for its international team of 3D artists, designers, developers and illustrators.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights shares profiles of students and educators in our community who shine inside and outside the classroom.

February is National Library Lovers Month and is a perfect time to celebrate the things you love.

Cottonwood Heights City Council members, staff and other dignitaries held a special breakfast meeting with members of the Utah Legislature who represent the city on Jan. 8.

Family, friends, staff, associates and neighbors joined in the celebration of former mayor Kelvyn Cullimore and former council member Tee Tyler, who were honored for their years of service during a special open house on Jan. 4 at City Hall.

After Brian Shiozawa accepted an appointment to serve as regional director for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in December, local GOP delegates gathered at City Hall on Jan. 9 to select his replacement for his seat in the Utah Senate.

Mark LaPoint was born in San Francisco and raised in the Pacific Northwest. He grew up in a dark and rainy place, where drawing and painting were creative outlets to pass time while stuck indoors.

On May 18 and 19, Cottonwood Heights will host two evenings of performance as part of the all-new LINK Dance Festival.

This past April, at the age of 21, Brady Askerlund graduated from the Utah Police Officer Standards and Training Academy to become the youngest police officer serving in Utah

CHPD is offering the Cottonwood Heights Police Civilian Academy, a 10-session program held on Wednesday evenings, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., during February and March.

Restaurants, bakeries and catering companies are bringing their best chocolate desserts to the city’s second annual Death by Chocolate event. on Thursday, Feb. 8, from 5-7 p.m.

Join business relationship expert Clay Neves as he teaches the 5 Dimensions of Prosperity Networking.

The annual Cottonwood Heights Photography show will be held throughout the month of March.

Cottonwood Heights’ next mayor and two new council members will be sworn in during a special city council meeting to be held on Tuesday, Jan. 2 at 5 p.m.

As the winter months come upon us, there a few safety reminders that are always relevant to the season.

anuary ushers in a new lineup of programming and volunteer opportunities at Whitmore Library, starting with technology classes every Saturday morning.

When CHPD Officers Joey Incardine and Kevin Salmon responded to a trespassing call in early December, they found a homeless woman who had spent several hours inside a local diner.

Flossie Kehr was born in Elkins Park, a suburb of Philadelphia in 1951. Her grandmother loved to paint as a hobby and would invite her to paint on Sunday afternoons.

You may have noticed some construction going on at the Cottonwood Heights Recreation Center. It’s a pretty big change.

Looking for input on Cottonwood Heights’ future, the City Council recently turned to the citizens once again for input. Relying on a community survey conducted by the independent firm of Y2 Analytics, 61 percent of those polled agreed that the city is heading in the right direction, 14 percent said in the wrong direction and 25 percent didn’t know or were unsure.

Here are the latest updates and information from the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights spotlights a few of the great businesses in our city.

It was a great year for the Cottonwood Heights Business Association.

Cottonwood Heights resident Kaatje Fisk was recently recognized by the Girl Scouts of Utah with a Gold Award, one of two Cottonwood Heights teens to receive the award this year, and one of only five girls in the entire state to achieve the honor.

Connor David Sawyer was born April 2017 with a rare heart defect.

A local Special Needs Activity Program (SNAP) operated through The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently donated a holiday tree for the City Hall administrative office lobby.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights shares profiles of students and educators in our community who shine inside and outside the classroom.

Ever wonder what our members of law enforcement need to know when they are in our neighborhoods keeping us safe and secure? Here's your chance to find out, up close and personal.

Please join city staff and neighbors on Jan. 11 at Cottonwood Heights City hall to donate blood with ARUP Blood Services, from 1 to 6 p.m.

A special open house will be held on Thursday, Jan. 4, to honor outgoing Mayor Kelvyn Cullimore and Councilmember Tee Tyler.

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Gordon Thomas, one of the founding pioneers of Cottonwood Heights, and original member of the city council.

Hundreds joined to run in the annual Cottonwood Heights Thanksgiving 5K race on Nov. 23.

Hundreds of joyous Cottonwood Heights neighbors joined in song and friendship to ring in the holidays at the city’s second annual Light the Night event on Nov. 27.

Folk and country group Joshua Creek took to the stage on Dec. 16 to entertain the crowd with a Country Christmas concert.

During this holiday season, the Cottonwood Heights mayor and City Council want to express our love and appreciation for all the wonderful people we call “neighbors.”

How do the citizens of Cottonwood Heights feel about the roads, parks and communication techniques of the City? These and other questions were recently asked of a control group of citizens by an unbiased survey firm, Y2 Analytics of Salt Lake City.

Former Cottonwood Heights City Treasurer Wallace “Gary” Harmer passed away on November 4.

In compliance with a new state law (SB81), Cottonwood Heights will not require a business license for occasional businesses operated by those under age 18, and will no longer charge a fee to open or renew a business license for a home business that has no additional impact on the surrounding neighborhood.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights shares profiles of students and educators in our community who shine inside and outside the classroom.

Several stakeholders, citizens, business owners and neighbors attended an open house held on Nov. 16 at City Hall.

Each month, Cottonwood Heights spotlights a few of the great businesses in our city.

For nine years running, Utah families have made a “Joshua Creek Christmas” an inspiring part of their holiday tradition.

On November 14, Officer Mike Fullwood was introduced and sworn in as the newest member of CHPD.

Madisen Streich, a 16-year-old lifelong Cottonwood Heights resident was recently honored by the Girl Scouts of Utah with a Gold Award.

The Cottonwood Heights Amateur Radio Club (CHARC) placed second in the nation in the ARRL Field Day in the “1F” category. This category is for active Emergency Operations Centers using one radio transmitter. In total, over 37,700 operators participated, in over 50 categories.

Cottonwood Heights Arts Council is proud to announce that our 2018 summer musical will be “Big The Musical.”

Whitmore Library is celebrating religious and cultural diversity this holiday season with story walks, programs, crafts and more throughout December.

Here are the latest updates and information from the Wasatch Front Waste and Recycling District.

While the Rio Grande Project has been successful in clearing one of Salt Lake City's worst homeless areas, members of that population have found their way to other cities including Cottonwood Heights.

Please remember that parking during and directly after snowstorms is prohibited.

More than 100 people came to a town hall meeting at City Hall on Nov. 8 to learn about a proposed accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinance, and to let their voices be heard.