Owner “Curly” Sloan credits fresh ingredients, fair prices and dependable employees – including many Taylorsville High students – for his restaurant’s enduring success.
The Nov. 2024 record was set in 95 seconds; but this new one took months – involving hundreds more students.
Closed since Jan. 3, the new-look facility has reopened just in time to launch its summer reading program.
Taylorsville Justice Court now operating in West Jordan courts building following months of construction
Sen. Luz Escamilla is presented with the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights Award
Aimee Winder Newton bidding adieu to the Salt Lake County Council at the end of this year
Granite School District faces a nearly $1 million school lunch debt
More than a game
Born during the height of World War II, Behunin Tree is still going strong in Taylorsville
Memorial Day has great significance for three Utah women who have no memories of the fathers they lost in WWII
Local artist Dan Toone’s largest sculpture ever is drawing visitors to a new park in Davis County
Local golfer Ashley Lam wins titles in college and at a pro-am
A New Coach, A Familiar Name: Brylee Harvest guides Taylorsville to its first boys win this season
Hunter senior Presley Castro named to three Academic All-State teams
