Lifesaving medication now becomes affordable, accessible

Access to affordable insulin is now law in Utah, as H.B. 207 will take effect June 1. 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 »

Taylorsville medical care business stays afloat thanks to Paycheck Protection Program

Aspire Home Health & Hospice of Taylorsville received a nearly $600,000 Paycheck Protection Program loan, thanks in large part to a tenacious pair of bankers. Read More »

How will COVID-19 impact the future of K-12 education?

Even with a projected student lower retention of learning while schools have transitioned to online learning, many educators can see a silver lining in how COVID-19 is impacting education. Read More »

Summit Vista seniors report zero virus cases; facility construction continues on schedule

As of mid-May, no cases of coronavirus had been reported among Summit Vista residents, while construction continues on schedule for three of the Taylorsville community’s new buildings. Read More »

Abrupt closure leaves Westbrook students, parents, faculty wishing for more

Westbrook Elementary closes its doors early, but the positive vibes keep coming. Read More »

Taylorsville state representative honored by nurse practitioners

Taylorsville State House Rep. Jim Dunnigan was recently honored by the Utah Nurse Practitioners Association and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners for his state legislative work on their behalf. Read More »

Taylorsville senior earns National Merit Scholarship

Maren Curtis from Taylorsville will take her successes to the U of U Read More »

Cooped up and hanging tough: what two families are doing to keep kids learning

Doing schoolwork at home is made easier as families work together for solutions. Read More »

Parking the key issue as city approves LDS Temple construction plans on 4700 South

The Taylorsville City Council has fast-tracked zoning approvals for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to construct its planned Temple on 4700 South after church officials agreed to increase their planned number of on-site underground parking stalls. Read More »