Taylorsville employee Jean Gallegos has spent 24 years in the same job, since a month after the city’s incorporation

Taylorsville City Community Development Administrative Assistant Jean Gallegos, 80, has been working for the city since one month after its July 1, 1996 incorporation. She’s now been there longer than anyone else. Read More »

Veteran Taylorsville Planning Commission member Barbieri joins city council

The longest-serving member of the Taylorsville Planning Commission in the city’s history has now been tabbed by the four other city council members to join their ranks. Read More »

City officials unveil new police department logo; work continues to reestablish ‘in-house’ law enforcement agency

Weekly organizational meetings are continuing for Taylorsville City’s Project Management Team, as it works through the details of reestablishing the city’s independent police department on July 1, 2021. Read More »

West Granite Composite ‘family’ bikes its way to the top

The West Granite Composite Mountain Biking Team may be one of the smaller teams in the Utah High School Cycling League, but they are growing. Read More »

Youth fast pitch team Kombat wins state title

Despite cancelations and delays the girls fastpitch season culminated in a state championship for a group of Taylorsville girls. Read More »

Resourceful Boy Scouts, their leaders gather for merit badge training and fun in midst of coronavirus

The Taylorsville-Bennion Heritage Center hosted a couple of dozen masked and socially distanced Boy Scouts for a unique summer camp. Read More »

Taylorsville City Hall undergoing multi-million-dollar facelift, inside and out

Coronavirus and landscaping needs are prompting big improvements at Taylorsville City Hall, inside and out. Read More »

Taylorsville hockey player heads to Michigan

Reagan Tolley won the Utah High School Hockey female most valuable player in 2018 and will play college hockey at Concordia University Ann Arbor in Michigan. Read More »

Summit Vista residents remain 100% COVID-19 free as several learn how to make pet toys from ‘junk’

Summit Vista residents are continuing to avoid the coronavirus and are finding creative ways to pass time inside their apartments. Read More »

City planning commission chair’s thriving business pivots to service pandemic crisis, keep employees on the job

The business owned by Taylorsville Planning Commission Chairwoman Anna Barbieri and her sister, White Elegance, has turned from making dresses to medical gowns and protective masks, to assist with the on-going pandemic. Read More »