Philanthropy - In Order To Show We're Grateful, We Too Must Give

Philanthropy is what life is all about. We are given so much, so we too must give. Article prepared by Ryan Van Wagenen of Cottonwood.

Los Angeles Wild Fires Create an Opportunity for Relief

The Los Angeles fires have burned for months and create a great opportunity for us to help. Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

Ryan Van Wagenen - "Let's Make 2018 the Year of Giving"

With 2018 a few days away, take some time to reflect and let's make 2018 the year of giving. Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

Opportunity to Help - Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Harvey

Opportunity to Help - Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Harvey are still impacting those in Houston and Florida. Written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

December, Christmas and Philanthropy Have a Lot in Common

December, Christmas and Philanthropy have a lot in common. It is better to give than to receive. Written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

InstaHealthy Brings Healthy Vending to Salt Lake City

Utah Entrepreneurs Partner with Healthy Vending Company to Bring Residents Instant Access to Healthier Food Choices

December ONLY 40% OFF DISCOUNT

Construction and HANDYMAN Discount for December ONLY. Includes, commercial and residential renovating installing Refinishing & More..

Salt Lake City Crossfit Gym Voted Best Classes 3 Years in a Row

Salt Lake City crossfit gym "SLC Crossfit" voted best classes 3 Years in a row and voted the #1 gym in Salt Lake City by KSL Local.

Ryan Van Wagenen - "In December, It's Time to Give of our Time!"

December is a time to evaluate all we have been given. It's also time to give of our time and help others! Written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

Ivana De Domenico On The Best Ski Trips in the Southwest

Salt Lake City is renowned for its skiing, but the entire Southwest region is a great place to ski and take in some nature!

Ways to Help Overseas - Charitable Causes in London and Europe

Ways we can give overseas. Charitable Causes in London and the rest of Europe. Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen of Cottonwood Heights.

It's Almost 2018... What Story Do We Want To Tell?

Before we know it, we will all be old and looking back at our lives... What Story do we want to tell? Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

Throughout the State, Lets Make 2018 The Year of Giving

It's so easy to get caught up in our own personal endeavours, but we are happiest when we are giving. Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen.

Throughout the State, It's Always Better to Give Than Receive

Our state is full of great people that love to be charitable. Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen, a local Cottonwood Heights resident.

Ivana De Domenico Talks About Dealing With Lost Luggage

Although airlines have become better as dealing with lost luggage, Ivana De Domenico stresses the need to be prepared.

Small Private Philanthropists Make A Difference - Cottonwood

Small philanthropists have helped create some of the most important charitable movements of the past century. Article by Ryan Van Wagenen.

Everyone Can Be A Philanthropist - Give Time, Talent, Resources

Local opportunities to give charitably in the Salt Lake City area. Article written by Ryan Van Wagenen of Cottonwood Heights.

Philanthropy - Local Cottonwood Heights Opportunities

Philanthropy is when we give our time, talents or resources to benefit causes that matter most. Article by Ryan Van Wagenen in Cottonwood.

The Republican candidate for Utah’s open congressional seat doesn’t have anything but a home page

The election is not even two months away; his opponents have fully operating websites, including on-the-issues pages.

‘We will see the status quo challenged’: in their government, Utah millennials want in

“(Utah’s Emerging Leaders Initiative) is primarily concerned with diversity of age in government,” chair says. "It's clear there is a need."

Fired to public figure in five months: how this guy did it

LinkedIn advertising advocate A.J. Wilcox made a rather quick shift.

An economic breakthrough for a swath of rural Utah? Catalyst, LG speak

After the State of Utah’s '25k jobs launch tour' passed through Carbon County, Joel McKay Smith and Spencer Cox spoke with me.

A coal-to-liquids facility could have been in Carbon County for more than a year now

Under permit granted by state agency in June of last year, Revolution Fuels would process specified barrels per day of many gases, fuels.

How the LDS church spied on and targeted me, and lied about it

Read on for likelihoods, proof and the probable means concerning the LDS (Mormon) church spying on and targeting me, and lying about it.

Attorney Carlos Trujillo Examines Immigration Enforcement and Discretionary Power

Salt Lake City attorney Carlos Trujillo discusses the humane use of discretion and directives as they pertain to immigration challenges.

Q&A: A Public Policy Expert with a Disability on the GOP Health Care Bill

The Utah-based advocate had many reasons to meet with staff of Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch, a key player in the behind-closed-doors GOP bill.

Utah is at an impasse over its water strategy. The documents are due July 19.

A 50-year-old draft of a water strategy for Utah is due July 19. But as of June 28, four of the plan’s 11 chapters remained unapproved.

Town halls: post-Trump, Rep. Mia Love doesn’t seem to like them

Love used the baseball shooting tragedy to offer why she hasn’t held in-person town halls, a constituent group suggests.

A Better Hamburger at a Hot Dog Chain?

Wienerschnitzels in Salt Lake City up the burger ante with three new gourmet burgers and one improved returning classic

Senior Quilting Group from Sagewood at Daybreak Donates Quilted Items to Local Ronald McDonald House for Families in Need

Members of the Senior Quilter’s Club at Sagewood at Daybreak worked diligently to provide handmade clothing to the Ronald McDonald House.

Kitchen Designer Dan Roberts Celebrates Major Milestone

Dan Roberts, of Dan Roberts Kitchen and Bath, marks forty-six years in the kitchen design industry.