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Erich Daoust, owner and operator of Black Elk Tattoo in Tooele, brought more than 20 years of experience to the table when he opened the studio's doors four years ago. Daoust grew up in Heber City, Utah, during the 1980s and 1990s, which, as he explained, led me to promptly want to move from that place, being a non-member of the church.
I was often hearing a ball bouncing in the middle of the day. It was slightly perplexing, as I usually saw the next-door neighbor children rushing to the car, shoe laces thrashing about, backpacks in hand, collapsing their still-sleepy bodies into the back seat of their white SUV early each weekday morning.
I’m not sure if it’s just because I’ve been feeling nostalgic lately, but I’ve been thinking about my days with Blood Rose quite a bit. For anyone who wasn’t reading my column when I last mentioned Blood Rose, it was a Celtic metal band I was part of back in Colorado, shortly before I moved here with my partner.
During a Tooele City Council meeting held on Nov. 4, 2026, at 7 p.m., America250 Tribute presented a number of JustServe awards to nominated residents for the various ways they have served their community. Mayor Maresa Manzione introduced the presentation, explaining that Tooele City takes pride in being a JustServe community and encourages residents to find opportunities to serve others.
The Tooele Senior Center held a woodcarving showcase on Nov. 4 featuring older adults's woodcarving projects completed during the 2026 Kaleidoscope program. Ron and Lyla Clements, members of the Tooele Senior Center for nearly 15 years, taught the woodcarving course over the last few months, where participants carved a relief design into the topper of a napkin box along with other small items.
Magnesium facility near Rowley with officials saying it could generate new economic opportunities for Tooele County and help address decades of environmental contamination along the Great Salt Lake. On Nov. 5, Gov. Spencer J.
A Tooele man was arrested Nov. 2 following an alleged domestic incident in which he reportedly threw a bottle at a victim and attempted to strangle them before fleeing from responding officers. The following information was provided in a probable cause statement written by Tooele City PD's Officer Carson Leavitt concerning the incident that occurred on Nov.
Last winter was a real eye-opener for Utah's ski and snowboard industry, but Nathan Rafferty believes it wasn't necessarily as bad as the data suggests. Utah's record-low snowpack translated into a 26% year-over-year decline in skier visits.
Offering a rare glimpse into the realities of cancer recovery, Catherine, Princess of Wales, revealed the advice she was given while in the hospital: healing would not be linear, and she would have to be patient through the good days and the bad. It is a lesson Kate says she has also found illustrated in nature, where periods of rest and renewal are just as essential as seasons of growth.
President Trump and Utah Sen. Mike Lee have been vocal about using the remaining weeks in power to approve the president's judge nominations President Donald Trump and Utah Sen. Mike Lee are urging the Senate to hurry and approve the president's judicial appointments before they lose the majority in the upper chamber come January.
Wasatch County Search & Rescue responded to a bicycle accident on Tuesday involving a 42-year-old man on the Riverview Trail System. The injured rider required a medical helicopter for extraction and transport to a higher level of care.
A 24-year-old man is being held without bail in the Salt Lake County jail following a series of vehicle hijackings in Sandy. Gustavo Dee Chavez faces multiple felony charges after police say he used a firearm to steal vehicles and fled through several jurisdictions.
For the 12th year in a row, one Utah veteran marked Veterans Day on an I-215 overpass, holding a flag and saluting the passing cars. Bob Filmore stood on an I-215 overpass, holding a large American flag. He joined the military at age 17 in 1966, and he didn’t know much about Vietnam at the time.