Hometown

Tooele’s Story

Right off of Main Street on East Vine Street sits the Tooele Pioneer Museum...

Ivie Acres Farm: The farm that has it all

Sitting just off of Burmester Road down Higley Lane lives Grantsville’s strangest attraction —...

Traveling far from the Smoky Mountains

The North Tooele Fire District’s Board of Trustees reached out to Tennessee to find...

New epidemiologist in town

Around four months ago, Mamadou TounKara began working as the new epidemiologist at the...

99 Years Young

Iris Gillen, who just turned 99 on April 6, was all smiles last week...

Tooele Foodies

There’s a group of Tooele folk that love food and share their local restaurant...

Grantsville High School Sterling Scholars 2022

Grantsville High School selected 14 seniors to compete in the Wasatch Front Region of...

Women in History

Editor’s note: March is National Women’s History Month. Last week we published an article...

Stansbury High School Sterling Scholars 2022

Stanbury High School has selected 14 seniors to compete in the Wasatch Front Region...

Tooele High School Sterling Scholars 2022

Emily Briggs, Computer Technology: My name is Emily Rebekah Briggs and I was born...

Dancing Around the Country

Soon to be 13, Tooele resident LeClair Beard has been dancing since she was...

Fresh Squeezed Milk

Less than a mile west of state Route 36 off Church Road in Erda,...

Kael Martin: Tooele County’s youngest City Council member

At just 21 years old, Joshua “Kael” Martin was elected to the Erda City...

Gallery 28

There is a secret art gallery tucked into suite 7 of the building at...

Critchlow: Chariot Racer … Fireman … Photographer … Actor … Grantsville City Mayor

Neil Critchlow, Grantsville’s new part-time mayor, stood behind his desk in his office in...

Casa del Rey

Casa Del Rey, Grantsville’s only Mexican restaurant, closed last week after almost 20 years...

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Hometown

Tooele’s Story

Ivie Acres Farm: The farm that has it all

Traveling far from the Smoky Mountains

New epidemiologist in town

99 Years Young

Tooele Foodies

Grantsville High School Sterling Scholars 2022

Women in History

Stansbury High School Sterling Scholars 2022

Tooele High School Sterling Scholars 2022

Dancing Around the Country

Fresh Squeezed Milk

Kael Martin: Tooele County’s youngest City Council member

Gallery 28

Critchlow: Chariot Racer … Fireman … Photographer … Actor … Grantsville City Mayor

Casa del Rey

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