Utah Sports Hall of Fame coach hits home run for equality

Mary Kay Amicone’s story spans decades of dedication and proves good coaching knows no gender. Read More »

Immigrant from Mexico living out her American Dream as a Taylorsville business owner and employer

Inclusive Minded Counseling & Consulting, LLC launched in owner Martha Ceballos’ basement in Kearns during the height of the 2020 pandemic. Read More »

World Cup speedskating event coming to the Utah Olympic Oval in Kearns

Top speedskaters from around the world will compete in the ISU Long Track World Cup race No. 1 at the Olympic Oval in Kearns Nov. 14-16. Read More »

Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital opens new $96-million behavioral care facility in Taylorsville

Among countless improvements to their previously-existing local campus is a new, 24-hour emergency crisis unit for kids in mental or emotional distress. Read More »

More than $10 million in Taylorsville and Summit Park improvements are a big hit for young and old

City officials call these Phase I upgrades a success, while also promising much more is still coming at both sites in Phase II. Read More »

Taylorsville resident DeVaughn Simper is a widely-acclaimed vexillologist…

…and if you don’t know what that is, you’ll have to keep reading. Read More »

SLCC president officially inaugurated after a little more than a year leading the Taylorsville-based school

Dr. Greg Peterson has welcomed several new school administrators, watched the start of a $10 million building remodel and celebrated a national JUCO baseball title in the 15 months he’s been in charge. Read More »

‘Some Like It Hot’ is an updated version of the classic comedy

The show features some of the best tap dancing to come out of Broadway in years. Read More »

Bangerter Highway law enforcement now in the hands of the Utah Highway Patrol

Taylorsville PD officials say the biggest impact will come this winter, when weather-related fender benders will now be handled by UHP. Read More »

Accomplished computer digital artist and budding author steps in to assist the Taylorsville Arts Council

Robert Rampton calls retirement ‘too slow’ and sees volunteering for a city committee as a good way to keep busy. Read More »