Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle leaves ‘big shoes to fill’ as she retires from Taylorsville City

Taylorsville City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle has called it a career after nearly 18 years with the city. Read More »

Performing arts center construction passes midway point; still on time, under budget

Construction of the new $39 million Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center has passed the midway point, still on time, under budget and with no significant worker injuries. Read More »

FEMA grant funding assisting the Unified Fire Authority in a big way

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in federal grant funding will assist the Unified Fire Authority in making some significant changes in 2020, while millions of dollars may follow at the end of this year for a completely different purpose. Read More »

Survey results: Taylorsville residents love the jobs police officers, firefighters, elected officials are doing

A recent public opinion survey among Taylorsville residents shows, people love the work their emergency responders and elected officials are doing, but they also want more sit-down restaurants, grocery stores and an indoor swimming pool. Read More »

Utah high schools asked to raise the bar on sportsmanship

Sports has become more about making the opponent look bad and not just about doing your best. More than 70 percent of people agree in a recent survey that sportsmanship has gotten worse over the last ten years. Read More »

The four B’s one Taylorsville School is doing to keep kids learning

From dental to books,’ Bennion Elementary’s mission is four-fold. Read More »

Volunteerism growing in Taylorsville

With the new $39 million Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center scheduled to open next fall, Taylorsville Arts Council members are getting excited. They hope the new facility will increase volunteerism, a trend already being seen in the city. Read More »

Voters return three incumbent councilmen to office despite concerns over possible 2020 tax hike

Taylorsville voters in three city council districts chose to “stay the course” by reelecting their councilmen. Economic development, city beautification and a potential property tax increase are on the horizon for 2020. Read More »

Reflections contest creates more than interest for Taylorsville students

Reflections 2019 contest rakes in entries. Read More »

Lacrosse is not available for some local players

Any student attending a west side Granite School District school that wants to play lacrosse will need to transfer to play. Read More »