Mark Landeen, South Jordan Middle School
The following was submitted by JR Landeen. “I know it may seem weird that I am nominating my own father but I truly believe he is deserving of this award. I was never his student in the classroom or even attended his school but I know what kind of teacher he is. I remember growing […]7 years ago
Downtown Alliance
It’s time to support the great farmers markets across Utah. The Downtown Farmers Market in Salt Lake City is nationally recognized and was created in 1992 by the Downtown Alliance and has become a summer tradition for residents and visitors. Located in historic Pioneer Park, the Saturday Farmers Market has infused vitality into the middle […]7 years ago
Janie Lauritzen, Welby Elementary
The following was submitted by Jon P. Lauritzen. “Janie Lauritzen has taught kindergarten at South Jordan’s Welby Elementary for 19 years. She’s that special teacher that has parents jockeying with the school administration to make sure their children get into her classes. Over the years, she has taught children with learning disabilities, behavioral disorders, and […]7 years ago
Utah Pride Center
The Utah Pride Center strives for a thriving LGBTQ+ community in Utah by providing a safe and welcoming space for education, partnerships, services, and events that advance health, wellness, and success. The Center provides individual and family counseling, services and advocacy for seniors, addiction recovery, suicide prevention services, youth and family programs, and more. If […]7 years ago
Jen Lightfoot, Viewmont Elementary
The following was submitted by Emily Chandler. “This year my child was diagnosed with Rheumatic fever in early September. Rheumatic fever is a rare disorder and a noncontagious acute fever marked by inflammation and pain in the joints. It chiefly affects young people and is caused by a streptococcal infection. Rheumatic fever will go after […]7 years ago
Select 25
Can you think of an organization or person that inspires you? Most likely, they have qualities you aim to possess or are passionate about something that excites you. All across Utah, there are organizations who are helping those in need and making our state a better place. SelectHealth seeks out incredible causes that support our […]7 years ago
Shanalee Sadler, Alta High School
The following was submitted by Shana Davis. Shanalee Sadler is a special education teacher at Alta High School. She has been my son’s teacher for the past 3 and a half years. My son has autism and is a senior at Alta High School. Mrs. Sadler has gone to great lengths to teach my son […]7 years ago
The Goal Foundation
Have you ever thought about running the Ogden Marathon? That’s 26.2 miles of beautiful scenery, a great workout, and bragging rights after the race. The Goal Foundation wants to help you get there because they believe in producing unparalleled athletic events and strive to engage community and local businesses to bring a sense of pride […]7 years ago
Alice Erickson, Willow Canyon Elementary
The following was submitted by Amourette Bradley. “Have you ever had a teacher that stood above the rest? What if thirty years later, your child shared that same teacher? And what if he or she proved not only as extraordinary as you remembered, but even more so? Alice Erickson is that most extraordinary teacher. Many […]7 years ago
Safe Kids Utah
May 6, 2019 Almost 1 million children around the globe die each year due to preventable injuries. These numbers are unacceptable and Safe Kids Worldwide is doing something about it. Through their extensive network of local coalitions and partners, they help communities keep their children safe.7 years ago
Alex Barlow, North Sampete High School
The following was submitted by Jamie Navarrete. “North Sanpete High School incorporates 9th to 12th grade students from all the towns in the northern half of Sanpete County. This is a widespread community of mostly low income working class families. The school doesn’t have much money so many of the teachers have several roles. Alex […]7 years ago
KSL Contest Rules
Read the full contest rules for those hosted on KSL and its affiliates. Includes limitations, disqualifications, exceptions and more.7 years ago
Timothy McNeil, Corner Canyon High School
The following was submitted by Kristin Carter. “I want to send this application in for a teacher at Corner Canyon High School . Mr McNeil is an art, wood working teacher at Corner Canyon High School. Mr McNeil is a teacher that goes beyond helping his students. He fosters hard work, creativity, independence, confidence, and […]7 years ago
Community Gardens
Did you know gardening can reduce your risk for Dementia? That’s not the only thing gardening is good for either. It’s a great way to enjoy fresh air, get active, and boost your mood. Gardening can be enjoyed by all, whether you’re 8 or 80, it’s a great hobby anyone can add to their routine. […]7 years ago
Heather White, Hawthorn Academy
The following was submitted by Kelli Vorwaller. “I have a son that was born with mild cerebral palsy. Although he has some physical limitations, His challenges are mostly academic. McKay is a very sweet boy and tries very hard to please everyone. He is in 4th grade and has become aware of his short comings […]7 years ago
Going Paperless
Clutter around the house often makes for a more disorganized and unproductive life. More and more people are starting to realize that paper is an expensive and inefficient way to manage their information. Going paperless can protect you from identify theft, help you to declutter, improve organization, and allow you to access your bills and […]7 years ago
Erin Teuscher, Herriman high school
The following was submitted by Alexia Arredondo. “Walking into my senior year I decided to challenge myself with a concurrent enrollment English class. I have struggled as a writer over my years as a student and this was a challenge that I feared. Meeting my new teacher made me feel comfortable in the class and gave me […]7 years ago
Ivory Homes- Planting Trees
Trees are essential to life because they create the very air we breathe and filter air pollution. Ivory Homes has generously committed to donate and plant 30,000 trees in Utah to improve air quality and protect our quality of life. Trees provide economic benefit by providing shade for your house that reduces heating and cooling […]7 years ago
Marie Miller, Wooddruff Elementary
The following was submitted by Nicole Izatt. “Teachers can make or break a child’s love for learning. They are so much more than someone teaching math or English, they become part of our “village”. As parents we hope and pray our kids are doing well and are accepted at school. We hope that the teacher […]7 years ago
GREENbike
Bike share systems have a positive impact on cities and those who utilize the service. These systems provide an active transportation option to get to work, the coffee shop, or ride around the city with your friends, without needing to own a bike. GREENbike, Salt Lake City’s non-profit bike share system, is determined to make […]8 years ago
Utah Foster Care
In Utah, over 2,900 children are waiting for adoption while in foster care. Many of them will be in foster care for about 12 months. Families who decide to foster have a unique opportunity to provide support and mentor these children while they wait to return home or find their forever family. Utah Foster Care […]8 years ago
Hailey Oswald, Brookhaven Elementary
The following was submitted by Kira Weight. “Last year, after nearly five years of paperwork and waiting, our family finalized the adoption of our little girl, Lucy. Lucy is adopted from Liberia, West Africa. She came to the US at ten years old, with a limited formal education. Lucy knew about 30 sight words and no phonetics, […]8 years ago
