Coronavirus creates countless headaches but does not harm city (or its taxpayers) financially

Like every other city across America, Taylorsville elected officials had to make countless adjustments in 2020 to keep the public and themselves safe during the pandemic. Read More »

Taylorsville Arts Council does what it can to keep performers, artists active during pandemic

Residents found a variety of ways to remain active during our COVID-19 year of 2020, thanks in part to some outside-the-box thinking from the Taylorsville Arts Council. Read More »

It’s a wrap: the 2020 Taylorsville sports year in review

The pandemic of 2020 stopped everything, but athletes still found ways to accomplish great things. Read More »

An unfair ending but a great season for Kearns football

The Cougars qualified fifth for the state tournament, but because of positive COVID tests, they were forced to forfeit their first game, disqualifying them from the tournament. Read More »

State senator and former Taylorsville resident opens Nothing Bundt Cakes store

Lincoln Fillmore is enjoying an exciting fall season, with his landslide reelection to the Utah senator and the opening of his Nothing Bundt Cakes store, across Redwood Road from Taylorsville High School. Read More »

Historic Islamic Center seeks grant funding for structural repairs

The Taylorsville Historic Preservation Committee is lending a helping hand to the Al-rasool Islamic Center as it attempts to secure a large grant for structural repairs to its 126-year-old building. Read More »

City receives hundreds of facemasks from historical association founded by former Judge Michael Kwan

An organization founded by recently deceased Taylorsville Municipal Judge Michael Kwan—the Chinese Railroad Workers Descendants Association—recently presented a gift of several hundred facemasks to city officials to show appreciation for the way the city honored the judge following his unexpected death. Read More »

Granite rewards ‘tremendous efforts’ by staff with a bonus on top of pay raise

Granite District Board backs up their words of appreciation with bonuses for contract and hourly employees. Read More »

Community Cares event outside city hall features flu immunizations, voter registrations and more

Taylorsville residents gathered for flu shots, voter registrations and other activities at a “Community Cares” event hosted by busy volunteer Lynette Wendel. Read More »

Taylorsville girls tennis takes on state tournament

The Warriors sent every single one of their varsity tennis team to the state tournament, a feat only duplicated by two other 6A schools. Read More »