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Taylorsville bagpipers, drummers and dancers visit France to perform during the 80th anniversary of D-Day

The prestigious, Taylorsville-based Utah Pipe Band made a memorable trek to France this summer to participate in several activities marking the 80th anniversary of the Allied Forces D-Day invasion of France in June 1944.

Kearns residents celebrate community spirit during Hometown Days

Kearns celebrates its Hometown Days with a game night, parade and Fire Water and Ice Festival.

Westside CultureFest draws thousands of art lovers, music fans and car enthusiasts

Dancing, close-up magic, singing, arts and crafts, “tricked out” cars and even performers swinging from a hoop were all part of the second annual Westside CultureFest, at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center in Taylorsville.

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Remembering state senator and west side advocate Karen Mayne

Longtime state Sen. Karen Mayne passed away on Aug. 15, leaving behind a great legacy as friend and public servant. Read More »

Award winning USU student’s volunteer research may one day lead to healthier trees in Taylorsville parks

A Taylorsville resident who served 31 years in the U.S. Army has now undertaken a new vocation. Merrill LeBaron is studying horticulture and researching trees in several Taylorsville parks. Read More »

UTA breaks ground for Midvalley Express bus service

A new bus rapid transit line that will serve West Valley City and Taylorsville in under construction Read More »

Kearns football looking to hit stride under new head coach

New Kearns High head football coach John Rowbotham is excited about the potential for his young program as the season begins. Read More »

The stores are gone, but the signs remain for several westside businesses

few signs can still be seen for businesses that are now closed in West Valley, Taylorsville and Kearns Read More »

Utah’s new NHL hockey team will train at Olympic Oval

The Utah Hockey Club will train at the Olympic Oval in Kearns this season. Read More »

Kearns High students visit Machu Picchu and complete humanitarian work in Peru after earning unique ‘scholarships’

A pair of Kearns High School students enjoyed a humanitarian trip to Peru this summer after they were selected to receive unusual scholarships from the KHS class of 1973. Read More »

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Conservation fair highlights waterwise improvements

Women's Section

Salt Lake Community College President Deneece Huftalin leaves behind a legacy of student-centered leadership

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Life and Laughter - Give Me Some Sugar

Education

Joey McNamee appointed to lead the Salt Lake County Library into a new era

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