Taylorsville has a youth football program wanting to grow

“I feel like our league is the best. I encourage parents to get involved,” Taylorsville Ute Conference member Sharmaine Kawaauhau said. Read More »

Abandoned pets are rapidly becoming a large crisis in our post-pandemic world

During the coronavirus pandemic when everyone was stuck at home, animal shelters couldn’t find enough animals to adopt out. But now, three years later, the opposite is true. Read More »

While hundreds rung in the Chinese Year of the Rabbit, GSD students participate in dual immersion for over a decade

Hundreds of Taylorsville students are becoming fluent in Chinese through the Granite School District’s dual language immersion program. Read More »

Taylorsville DLI schools celebrate Chinese New Year

Chinese Dual Language Immersion students from Taylorsville schools took part in a celebration of Chinese New Year on Jan. 31. Read More »

Miller family grandchildren gift $62,500 for Salt Lake Community College student child care scholarships

The gift will also provide childcare vouchers to make pursuing education more accessible for student parents. Read More »

Taylorsville resident Larry Keller hangs up his USPS mailbag after 43.5 years

Larry Keller never delivered any mail to Taylorsville homes. But, while living in the community, he commuted across the valley to deliver mail on the east side for 43.5 years before retiring on June 30. Read More »

Historic Tombstone Tales program returning to Taylorsville Cemetery following two-year pandemic delay

Most of us probably think stories told in a graveyard will be frightening. But that’s not what Tombstone Tales are all about. This joint venture – from the Taylorsville Arts Council and the city’s Historic Preservation Committee – bring local history to life. Read More »

You have Elsa Elizondo and her hard-working friends to thank for a cleaner i-215 corridor

As she was moving her belongings across the Salt Lake Valley into her new home last year, Elsa Elizondo hated all the litter along I-215. But rather than just muttering about it, she decided to take action. Read More »

Utah Asian Festival celebrates 45 years of connection and celebration

The Utah Asian Festival will hold its 45th celebration on Saturday, July 9, at the Utah State Fairpark with food, activities and performances. Read More »

UHSAA places boys soccer on probation

Coaches are questioning the UHSAA decision to remove two games from their schedule. They think unsportsmanlike ejections are not fairly counted. Read More »