Last Updated: Dec 04, 2022 11:26AM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM
Dec 04, 2022 11:26AM ● By Carl Fauver
Taylorsville resident Spencer Harrison recently received a national award, prompting Mayor Kristie Overson – at the behest of her granddaughter – to drive up to Summit County to make the presentation.
Dec 04, 2022 11:21AM ● By Carl Fauver
Taylorsville City has made a $140,000 contribution to a $3.4 million project for the construction of a paved walking and biking trail running from 4100 W. 4700 South to 2200 W. 6400 South.
Dec 02, 2022 02:36PM ● By Sarah Morton Taggart
The Salt Lake area isn’t usually thought of as a top food truck destination, but that might now change thanks to a new state law.
Nov 03, 2022 07:56PM ● By Carl Fauver
A Utah-based coffee chain – now with nearly 70 locations in four western states – recently joined forces with Salt Lake County and the nonprofit organization TreeUtah to plant 30 new trees in Vista Park.
Nov 03, 2022 07:55PM ● By Carl Fauver
Newly-selected Taylorsville Youth Council members are working hard to gather donations for a wreath-laying ceremony at Taylorsville Cemetery. And 20% of them (3 of 15) are second-generation “city government people.” Their parents are: a former city councilman… the city administrator… and a current city councilwoman.
Nov 03, 2022 07:54PM ● By Carl Fauver
The Taylorsville Police Department has selected six of its peace officers to join with an existing 20-person West Valley City police team to create a combined SWAT unit.
Nov 03, 2022 03:16PM ● By Peri Kinder
Taylorsville resident’s number one podcast “The Letter” is an experience in grief, loss, forgiveness and redemption.
Nov 01, 2022 07:04PM ● By Cassie Goff
Meet UFA’s new Fire Chief Dominic Burchett.
Oct 01, 2022 08:53PM ● By Carl Fauver
Veteran Utah lawmaker – and Taylorsville City Economic & Community Development Director – Wayne Harper has been elected to a prestigious national leadership position.
Oct 01, 2022 08:51PM ● By Carl Fauver
The five members of the new Taylorsville Citizen Advisory Board have completed their training – through the city’s police department on use-of-force policies – and have now begun reviewing case files.
