Major facelift now underway for Salt Lake Community College’s Gail Miller Business School building

On its Taylorsville campus, Salt Lake Community College has broken ground on a massive renovation to its Gail Miller Business School building. Read More »

Eisenhower Junior High School students reclaim their world record one roll on the floor at a time

An Eisenhower Junior High School tradition from years gone by – setting world records – returned in a big way last month, when some 130 sixth, seventh and eighth graders worked together to reclaim a title the Taylorsville school first earned in 2005. Read More »

Warriors finish with best regular season in football in seven years

After some rough years, the Taylorsville football team turned a corner this season with its highest win total since 2017. Read More »

Working in a variety of mediums, artists display their handiwork during the annual Taylorsville Art Show

About 80 pieces of art, in many different styles, were featured at last month’s Taylorsville Art Show, held for the third straight year in the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center. Read More »

Three years in, Taylorsville’s Centennial Plaza is the resounding hit city officials hoped it would be

Taylorsville City officials cut the ribbon on their new $3-million Centennial Plaza three years ago, hoping it would become a “community front yard.” Working with just a shoe-string budget – not counting the original construction costs – the popular site appears to have become exactly that. Read More »

New Taylorsville deaf center director knows the facility well after frequenting it decades ago

Taylorsville’s Sanderson Community Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (5709 S. 1500 West) has a new director who says going to work at the site just southeast of Walmart feels a lot like “coming home.” Read More »

Mariachi Fuego de Utah interacts with Jefferson Jr. High’s mariachi students

Jefferson Jr. High mariachi students learn from Mariachi Fuego de Utah. Read More »

‘Akin to a warzone’ Taylorsville firefighters respond to Hurricanes Helene and Milton

Utah Task Force 1 members travelled some 37 straight hours – taking turns driving and sleeping in their vehicles – in response to Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Among them were UFA firefighters who work out of both Taylorsville fire stations. Read More »

Water main upgrade is set to improve infrastructure in Kearns

Infrastructure in Kearns gets an upgrade after KID received federal grant money for a water main project. Read More »

World traveler and children’s book author is a Utah ‘Best of State’ award winner

A lifelong Taylorsville resident, world traveler and children’s book author is celebrating her second-consecutive Utah “Best of State” award win, as she contemplates what to write – and where to visit – next. Read More »