SLCC celebrates Juneteenth with students, community

Salt Lake Community College students and faculty celebrated Juneteenth at a program on June 20. Read More »

Local pianist and music composer Kristeen Polhamus is a Utah Best of State award winner

Taylorsville resident receives a prestigious Best of State award for her expertise in music composition. Read More »

Inflation, stagnant sales tax revenues prompt city council to approve second property tax hike in three years

Following a 10% property tax hike in 2022, this year Taylorsville elected officials approved a 25% hike – which amounts to about $4 per month for the city’s average homeowner. Read More »

City Journals community newspapers celebrate 10 years of quality publishing

Publisher Bryan Scott is celebrating the 10th anniversary of purchasing the Valley Journals newspapers and rebranding it as the City Journals. Read More »

Taylorsville track and field: Salami places third at state in shot put; Gledhill paces boys team

The Taylorsville track and field team didn’t have the depth and numbers at the state meet to climb high in the final standings. But that doesn’t mean there weren’t some outstanding individual performances. Read More »

Taylorsville girls golf was in good hands with Nielsen leading the way

At some schools it’s not unusual to find inexperienced players on certain teams. That can certainly be the case with girls golf. Read More »

Taylorsville softball goes undefeated in region, advances in state

The Taylorsville softball program has long had success on the field, so it should be no surprise that the Warriors again claimed a region title this season. Read More »

KID art contest winners announced

For the second year, Kearns Improvement District held its Water Conservation Art Contest, encouraging local artists to create a project that promotes the importance of water conservation. Read More »

THS recognized as a School of Excellence for its college application program

Taylorsville High was presented with a School of Excellence award by the ACT’s American College Application Campaign. Read More »

Thousands of SLCC students leave with diplomas this spring, while their retiring school president departs with decades of memories

After a decade at the helm of Salt Lake Community College, retiring school President Dr. Deneece Huftalin presided over this year’s graduation ceremony, just one week after her successor, Dr. Gregory Peterson, was named. Read More »