Where bell-bottoms strolled and memories rolled — Market Street ’70 was the place to be
Read MoreFlashback to ’73: Market Street Was Where It’s At
Read MoreShop. Chill. Repeat. That’s the Market Street Beat!
Read MorePlatform Shoes & Polaroids: A 1974 Valley Fair Vibe
Read MoreThe Cornerstone of a Community—1882 to 1977. Together, the 59th District School and Monroe School laid the foundation for education in Granger
Read MoreThe Harman/Harmon family —an inspiring legacy of service, entrepreneurship, & love that helped shape the heart of the community &beyond
Read MoreThe leadership of Granger Community Christian Church has long been characterized by devoted men and women who faithfully guided the congregation with wisdom, service, and a deep commitment to spiritual growth and community outreach.
Read MoreThe early organizers showed remarkable dedication and vision, working tirelessly to establish a Protestant church in Granger that would serve the spiritual needs of a growing community
Read MoreEach week, Granger Christian Church feeds hundreds with nourishing food for the body—and spiritual food for the soul.
Read MoreOver the years, Granger Community Christian Church became a beacon for worship, fellowship, and service
Read MoreThe building dedication not only consecrated a physical space but marked the continued commitment to the community
Read MoreAtonement Lutheran Church was more than a building—it was a sacred gathering place where faith was nurtured, music soared, and the community found beauty, purpose, and peace under its gracefully rising roof.”
Read MoreBold in form, timeless in faith- Atonement Lutheran Church
Read MoreFlared Jeans, Feathered Hair & Valley Fair
Read MoreEchoes of Learning, Standing Strong for Forty Years.
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Students from the 59th District School
Read MoreThe Cornerstone of a Community—1882 to 1977.
Read MoreThe children would climb to the top of the haystack in the barn and leap into soft piles of hay below. The old hay wagon became a teeter-totter playground.
Read MoreWest Valley City, including Granger, now leads the state in innovation, community programming, and cultural diversity
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