Taylorsville Youth Council members get sworn in and immediately spring into action

After facing many challenges and a shortened list of activities due to coronavirus last year, Taylorsville Youth Council members are hoping for a “bounce back” year between now and June. Read More »

Mayor and city council members, current and past, unveil Centennial Plaza outside city hall

Taylorsville City officially unveiled its $3-million Centennial Plaza with an early evening ribbon cutting ceremony, October 15, which drew current and former elected officials to see the transformation of the land south of city hall. Read More »

Taylorsville Bennion Heritage Center seeking National Register of Historic Places designation

As the list of structural problems grows at the 115-year-old Taylorsville Bennion Heritage Center, application paperwork is being completed to secure a position on the National Register of Historic Places, which would open the door to more grant funding for repairs. Read More »

Kids shop for clothes, school supplies thanks to foundation, companies

Each child had $200 to spend on school clothes or supplies of their choosing. The students, who were chosen by social workers with the Granite School District, shopped at the West Valley Kohl’s, which closed their store to the general public for the morning and afternoon. Read More »

Millions more in Uncle Sam virus relief cash prompts city officials to sponsor another ‘Shop Local’ campaign

As that seemingly endless stream of pandemic relief federal funding continues to pour into Taylorsville, city officials are once again incentivizing residents to shop locally this fall, through a direct mail coupon program that first proved to be a big hit last winter. Read More »

Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center puts Taylorsville on the conference and convention map

Taylorsville hosted its first-ever, large scale business conference in September, putting the new Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center to yet another productive use. Read More »

None of the three Taylorsville elected officials seeking reelection face opponents

High public support marks for Taylorsville City elected officials are manifesting this fall with none of them facing opposition as they seek to remain in their respective elected offices. Read More »

Daughters and Sons of Utah Pioneers presidents share history outside the Taylorsville-Bennion Heritage Center

Presidents of both the Daughters and Sons of Utah Pioneers organizations recently shared historical stories outside the Taylorsville-Bennion Heritage Center. Read More »

Yet another National Driver of the Year honoree hails from among Taylorsville’s garbage and recycling collectors

An emphasis on driver safety at Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District has made the local garbage and recycling collection agency the most highly honored group of employees in their field across the entire country. Read More »

Dan Armstrong decides ‘eight is enough’ years to serve on Taylorsville City Council

After serving eight years on the city council, representing northwest Taylorsville, Dan Armstrong has decided not to seek a third, four-year term. Read More »