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Utah teachers start getting vaccinated; one says she feels a weight has been lifted Preschool special education teacher Emily Greenup says the COVID-19 vaccine couldn’t come soon enough. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Registered nurse Amanda Rogers gives Zac Snell, a registered nurse at Western Peak South Davis Community Hospital, his vaccine, as the Davis County School District begins to provide COVID-19 vaccinations for its teachers as well at the Davis County Legacy Center in Farmington on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021. | Updated: 4:43 p.m. Utah teachers began getting vaccinated...

Top 10 stories of 2020: Calamity and chaos It was a year that dragged us away from our comfortable assumptions and into a dystopian nightmare we could scarcely credit in the 21st century. Twenty-Twenty was the year of SARS-CoV-2, COVID-19, coronavirus … the consensus pick among Enterprise staff for the most important story of the year. 9 minute read The Varsity Theatre sits idle in May as the COVID shutdown bit into Downtown Davis’ social life. Owen Yancher/Enterprise file photo Support Local Journalism No. 1: Coronavirus It was a year that dragged us away from our comfortable assumption...

I first became acquainted with National Public Radio my senior year of high school. My first-period economics class at Davis High happened to be taught by my swim coach, Mr. Stapleton. And for that reason, I made sure to never, ever, ever be late. Oftentimes, I’d be the first one in the room.  Bu

Deseret News Share this story Laura Seitz, Deseret News KAYSVILLE — Kit Barker looks for certain qualities in prospective team captains. She’s not necessarily after the best athletes or the fastest swimmers, but rather people she can trust and who elevate others with their attitude. Last year, she felt she had a particularly strong candidate, and she was prepared to use her power as the head coach of Davis High School’s swim team to pick the kid she wanted. Each year, her athletes vote on end-of-season awards: most valuable swimmer, most improved swimmer, most spirit. They also genera...

KAYSVILLE — Kit Barker looks for certain qualities in prospective team captains. She's not necessarily after the best athletes or the fastest swimmers, but rather people she can trust and who elevate others with their attitude. Last year, she felt she had a particularly strong candidate, and she was prepared to use her power as the head coach of Davis High School's swim team to pick the kid she wanted. Each year, her athletes vote on end-of-season awards: most valuable swimmer, most improved swimmer, most spirit. They also generally select students to serve as team captains for the next sea...