All GSD schools now on same schedule; ventilation upgrades being put in place

In an emergency meeting, the Granite School District Board made changes to the elementary schedule that impacts parents and teachers. Read More »

Former city council UFA liaison Ziolkowski retires but with firefighting still in his future

Unified Fire Authority Assistant Chief Jay Ziolkowski has called it a career after 27 years with the agency. Read More »

Beckstead takes over storied Warriors baseball program

Taylorsville hired Jentry Beckstead as their new baseball coach. Read More »

Kearns takes the field to defend its region title

Kearns head coach Matt Rickards says his team’s No. 1 goal is to defend its region championship. Read More »

Family Support Center’s LifeStart Village continues to lend a helping hand

The single-parent LifeStart Village in Midvale, operated by the Taylorsville-based Family Support Center, now has its shortest wait list for new move-ins, in years. Read More »

Backpacks for refugees spark excitement for group of girls and their leaders

Backpacks are filled with school supplies as part of the Utah Refugee Connection project offered each year before the new school year. Read More »

Coronavirus pushes the first Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center shows into 2021

Taylorsville elected officials and various community leaders took their first steps into the new Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center recently during the city’s second annual Summer Summit. Read More »

UHSAA finalizes decision to proceed with regular fall sports schedule

With some new guidelines aimed at cutting down the spread of COVID-19. Read More »

City council votes unanimously to leave the Unified Police Department in 11 months

Completely satisfied with their officers on the street—but not with escalating costs and lack of policy making clout—the Taylorsville City Council has notified Unified Police Department administrators they plan to stop contracting with the agency on June 30, 2021. Read More »

Dog and cat adoptions all the rage at the WVC-Taylorsville Animal Shelter

Dogs and cats are proving to be welcome family additions during quarantine, as evidenced by empty pet enclosures at the West Valley City-Taylorsville Animal Services Shelter. Read More »