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It’s orange barrel city along 5400 South in Kearns, where UDOT crews are in the midst of widening the roadway and making changes between Bangerter Highway and 4800 West.
The orange cones are out, and if you don’t pay close attention, you might end up on the wrong side of the road while traveling down 5400 South in Kearns.
“We know it’s a headache for commuters and businesses,” said, Troy Pete...
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Honorees stand with their plaques at the Taylorsville Award Banquet. The city honored members of the community in appreciation for their help in keeping Taylorsville a strong city.
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Entheos eighth graders rode their bikes on April 20 to help raise funds for cancer research.
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Kearns High School students perform traditional Polynesian dances at last year’s Taste of Kearns.
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Mayor Russ Wall holds a faux press conference during the Great Utah ShakeOut drill held April 17, when city emergency plans were put to the test.
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Kearns High's Spencer Whiting (10
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For the month of April, blue and silver pinwheels graced the driveway of Taylorsville City Hall, representing Child Abuse Prevention month.
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Among those authors who will discuss their books and sign copies at Author’s Night in Taylorsville is Valley Journals editor Tom Haraldsen, author of “Dreaming of Hope.”
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All ages can enjoy a fun, free activities day during Healthy Kids Day at the YMCA Community Family Center in Taylorsville, on Saturday, April 28.
The cityscape of Taylorsville is always changing. New subdivisions are planned, retail developments are designed, and people are always looking to improve their own property. In any of these situations, and many others that involve aspects of the cit...
