Tuesday, September 18th, 2018
Firefighters quickly doused a fire Saturday morning next to state Route 36 near Settlement Canyon that was being pushed by high winds toward a structure and mountainside. Fire Chief Rick Harrison with the Tooele City Fire Department,...
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Thursday, July 12th, 2018
My late father knew a thing or two about water. Part of that knowledge was already in his bones at birth: Born and raised in Denmark, his forefathers more than 1,000 years ago were likely seafaring Vikings. ...
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Thursday, May 10th, 2018
Around 200 cyclists descended onto Delle in Skull Valley Saturday to compete in the fourth annual Wild Horse Gran Fondo. Riding either mountain or gravel bikes, the cyclists rode on County B gravel roads over and around...
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Thursday, April 26th, 2018
Whenever I need a good reminder as to why I moved to Utah 40 years ago, all I have to do is fly back to my childhood home state of Michigan around spring equinox. America’s Great Lakes...
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Tuesday, March 27th, 2018
Increased and sustained budget support is needed to better maintain or upgrade Tooele City’s parks, related facilities and equipment the City Council learned during a budget presentation Wednesday. Brian Roth, the city’s director of parks and recreation,...
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Tuesday, March 27th, 2018
The camping season in Tooele County gets officially underway this Easter holiday weekend with three county campgrounds open for business. Dave Brown, trails and canyons coordinator for the county, said campgrounds in Settlement and Ophir canyons will...
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Thursday, March 22nd, 2018
Land owned by Tooele City below the foothills south of Skyline Dr. may soon be sold because of improved market conditions and needed revenue. The city council voted unanimously Wednesday to declare 31 acres of a 55-acre...
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Editor’s note: Front-page Flashback has not been published since Feb. 1 due to equipment updates in the Transcript Bulletin’s archives/microfilm department. The column resumes today and includes archived content that would have been published during the second,...
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Thursday, December 21st, 2017
This time of year, I often hear, and you likely do, too, about how to cope with frazzled nerves while scurrying to get ready for Christmas. All the shopping, cooking, company parties, family gatherings, church services, and...
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Thursday, October 19th, 2017
For many people, including me, some of fall’s best parts are leaves in resplendent colors, fresh apples that make the tongue tighten from crisp tartness, and milkshakes and lattes deliciously imbued with pumpkin spice. And if there...
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