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Last Updated: May 30, 2022 05:57PM • Subscribe via RSS • ATOM

National Register of Historic Places finally adds its first Taylorsville building to the list

May 30, 2022 05:57PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville is now finally home to its first-ever structure included on the National Register of Historic Places. And a second one is quite likely, possibly before the end of the year.

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Creative problem solving, collaboration made emergency management exercises a success

May 30, 2022 05:39PM ● By Bill Hardesty

Twenty-three Public Information Officers came together to participate in the Salt Lake County Joint Information Center Functional exercise May 12. The exercise was hosted by the SLCo Emergency Management Service.

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Honoring Our Mothers by Seeking Higher Education

May 03, 2022 08:30AM ● By Dr. Susan R. Madsen

One unique way to honor them as daughters and granddaughters is to pursue and complete college degrees.

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City Councilman Cochran and wife tour Atlanta & attend day one of the Masters Tournament in Augusta

May 02, 2022 09:00PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville City Councilman Curt Cochran and his wife Wendy attended day one of the 86th edition of the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia last month. And before their day on the pristine course, the councilman picked up a few dos and don’ts for managing big events and maintaining a city’s vibrancy as they toured Atlanta.

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Dominic Burchett becomes Unified Fire Authority’s 14th fire chief

Apr 30, 2022 09:52AM ● By Peri Kinder

The new Unified Fire Authority Fire Chief Dominic Burchett will focus on the health and well-being of fire personnel under his command.

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Utah House race: District boundaries change, but the opponents remain the same – Wendel vs. Dunnigan

Apr 03, 2022 07:45PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Planning Commission Vice Chair Lynette Wendel has decided to try, try again to unseat veteran Utah House Republican Jim Dunnigan in this fall’s election. Two years ago, the Democrat Wendel lost to the 18-year incumbent by 84 votes. This time around, the House District has been reconfigured, meaning each of them will be working to earn the support of a large, new pool of mostly West Jordan voters.

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Community Advisory Board to review Taylorsville police officer uses of force and high-speed chases

Apr 03, 2022 07:44PM ● By Carl Fauver

Taylorsville Police officers who fire their weapons, deploy a taser, use pepper spray or conduct a high-speed chase of a suspect will soon have their actions reviewed by the five-member, mayor-appointed Taylorsville Community Advisory Board.

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Key Indicators Point to a Mixed Economy

Feb 28, 2022 01:40PM ● By Anna Pro

Is the economy thriving or struggling? The answer will vary widely, depending on who you ask

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Former Taylorsville resident Ally Isom working to unseat Mike Lee in the U.S. Senate

Feb 23, 2022 07:34PM ● By Carl Fauver

After a childhood spent moving all over the western United States with her family, Ally Isom settled into Taylorsville for more than a decade. Now she’s working to defeat U.S. Sen. Mike Lee in the Utah Republican primary election, to take his post in Washington D.C.

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County spending millions in Taylorsville, constructing grandstands and launch ramps

Feb 23, 2022 07:33PM ● By Carl Fauver

The Salt Lake County Parks & Recreation Department is spending millions of dollars in Taylorsville this spring, replacing a softball grandstand complex and installing a canoe launch ramp into the Jordan River, at Millrace Park.

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