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Historic Alrasool Islamic Center closing in on $500,000 fundraising goal

Significant structural improvements are coming later this year for Taylorsville’s oldest building now that construction capital has been raised.

Outstanding educators honored with Excel Awards

Two educators from Kearns schools were recognized for their work with students

Taylorsville City Council enthusiastically endorses 50-unit housing project

After agreeing to several plan compromises “suggested” by the city’s Planning Commission, Taylor Villas has been given the green light.

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Taylorsville girls basketball takes second in region

The Taylorsville girls basketball team narrowly missed a region title. The Warriors placed second in Region 4 with an 8-2 record. Read More »

Annual Taylorsville Youth Council trip to Capitol Hill gets a twist this year

Just a few months ahead of her retirement, Kris Heineman changes things up for her final trek to the Salt Lake Capitol Building as Youth Council Adviser Read More »

Bennion Jr. High students welcome ‘The Year of the Snake’

Students from Bennion Jr. High celebrated the Chinese New Year during a program and demonstrations at the school on Jan. 30. Read More »

Allen looking to do his part for Taylorsville boys basketball

Taylorsville’s Kobe Allen has been a leader on the court for the boys basketball team. Now a senior, Allen is working hard to accomplish team and individual goals. Read More »

Kearns Improvement District accepting entries for its Water Conservation Art Contest

Residents are encouraged to create and submit artwork for the 2025 KID Water Conservation Art Contest. Read More »

Fundraising giant gofundme lauds Taylorsville residents as the most generous in Utah, and among top donors nationally

Taylorsville City residents have been cited by the international online donation website gofundme as being among the most generous in the country. Read More »

Taylorsville Fire Marshal Tom Smolka has been on the job for SLCFD and UFA for a half-century

Fifty-year Salt Lake County Fire Department/Unified Fire Authority employee Tom Smolka has no plans to retire from serving Taylorsville and other westside communities anytime soon. Read More »

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Food Edition

Life & Laughter - Groovy grub

Yard & Home Section

Conservation fair highlights waterwise improvements

Women's Section

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

Opinion

Life & Laughter - Let them eat cake

Education

Making Lucas smile

Local Life

More families are raising chickens for fresh eggs and sustainability

News

Roshan Kaushik spells victory at the regional spelling bee

Sports

Building a stronger future for female high school athletes in Utah

BUSINESS INSIGHTS

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