Carriage Square to receive a million-dollar facelift, most of it funded through Uncle Sam’s CDBG wallet

Taylorsville City has pledged $758,000 in CDBG funds to make improvements to the aged Carriage Square shopping and dining complex, provided business owners pony up some of their own money as well. Read More »

Taylorsville Arts Council members love new arts center, still have questions

The Taylorsville Arts Council is excited to stage its first shows in the new Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center this winter. But they are also wondering what their costs will be to do it, and whether they will receive dedicated storage space inside the new facility. Read More »

Granite to offer new online learning option for students

Granite School District launches a centralized online learning option for K-12 in fall 2021. Read More »

Speed skater could win medal at summer Olympics

Only two American athletes have ever won medals in the summer and winter Olympics. Eddy Alvarez, a former SLCC baseball player and Olympic speed skater, could have that chance this summer. Read More »

Taylorsville Police Department officially takes charge of residents’ safety

As of July 1, 2021, the brand new, 69-employee Taylorsville City Police Department is now officially in charge of fulfilling the city council’s No. 1 priority: keeping residents safe. Read More »

Taylorsville High creates a virtual art show during the pandemic

Taylorsville High art faculty and students pull together to create a virtual art show. Read More »

Coronavirus increases demand for Family Support Center services in Taylorsville

The Family Support Center in Taylorsville recently received a financial donation from the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation. Read More »

Westside Cougars win girls tackle football championship

In two years’ time, the Kearns area girls tackle football team has gone from winless to undefeated state champions. Read More »

Record sales tax revenues and Uncle Sam shield homeowners from a property tax hike yet again

Taylorsville City homeowners have once again dodged a property tax hike, thanks to frugal spending, a record sales tax revenue year and, perhaps most significant, Uncle Sam’s coronavirus money. Read More »

Salt Lake County’s $46 million Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center officially opens in Taylorsville

Taylorsville arts patrons are enjoying their new state-of-the-art Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center after the ribbon was officially cut on the $46 million facility. Read More »