Tooele Transcript-Bulletin

The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is a newspaper that is published twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, catering to readers in Tooele County, Utah, and nearby areas. Originally known as the Tooele Transcript, the newspaper was bought by James Dunn, a Scottish farmer and poet, in 1898 for the sum of $20. The Dunn family has owned the publication for many generations since its acquisition. In 1923, the newspaper merged with its competitor, The Tooele Bulletin, and adopted the name Transcript-Bulletin. Over the years, it has received numerous awards for its outstanding editorial work, including recognition as the best non-daily newspaper in Utah by the Society of Professional Journalists Utah Headliners in 2007, 2009, and 2010.

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Deseret Peak High School to hold long-awaited open house

6 days ago | tooeleonline.com | Scott Froehlich

Deseret Peak High School to hold long-awaited open house Deseret Peak High School, the latest addition to Tooele County’s high schools, hosts a ribbon cutting/open house meeting on June 3. Tuesday evening Deseret Peak High School, and the Tooele County School District, will open its doors to the public during a June 3 ribbon cutting and open-house events.
Tooele County celebrates graduations

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

The graduation ceremonies for Stansbury, Tooele, and Grantsville High Schools were held on Wednesday, May 20, at the Maverik Center in West Valley City. The first ceremony, for Grantsville High School, started at 10 a.m., and the last ceremony, for Tooele High School, concluded shortly before 8 p.m.It was a day for students, parents, educators, friends, and family to celebrate a remarkable accomplishment while beginning a new journey into the future.
Adult Education graduates 19

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

Nineteen adults from Tooele County completed all the requirements to receive a high school diploma. The graduates walked across the stage at Blue Peak High School on the evening of May 21, 2025, to receive their diploma. They earned their degrees from the Tooele County School District’s Adult Education Program with a lot of perseverance and support from family, friends, […]
Tooele High graduates over 400 seniors

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

The Tooele High School Class of 2025 graduated in a ceremony held at the Maverik Center, in West Valley City, on May 20 at 6 p.m. The 2025 class consisted of 419 graduates. Pyper Glover, senior class president, welcomed dignataries, graduating class, friends, family and the public. The Tooele High School ROTC presented the colors and Samantha Campos sang the national anthem. Garrett Fifita, student body president, spoke. “How do we achieve something that will be with us our entire life?” he asked.
Stansbury High School graduates 554 students

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Scott Froehlich

During the May 20graduation ceremony for Stansbury High School’s Class of 2025, the theme of the afternoon was “All But Over.”Another recurring topic centered around the class’s “Outside of your comfort zone” theme, during which every other speaker challenged their classmates to go beyond their normal routines and strive for meaningful change.
Wendover High School holds graduation

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

Wendover High School held a graduation ceremony on Tuesday, May 19 at 6 p.m. in the Wendover Peppermill Concert Hall for their 26 graduates in the class of 2025. Maria Fernanda Carillo was the class salutatorian and Raul Valle was the class valedictorian. [email protected]
Digital Education Center graduates 54 students

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

In a ceremony held at the Tooele High School auditorium on May 22, 2025, the Tooele County School District’s Digital Education Center presented around 30 high school diplomas to Tooele County graduates. Not all graduating seniors were able to attend the ceremony. These graduates completed all requirements for a high school diploma. The student speakers were Araya Hymer and Joseph Trapp. Graduate Payton Green Manukyan performed “American Honey” by Lady A.
Dugway graduates 11

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

Dugway HIgh School held a graduation ceremony in their auditorium for their 2024 senior class with 11 graduates on Monday, May 19 at 1 p.m.The class was addressed by Colonel James Harwell. Salutatorian Charity Salas and valedictorian Meredith Whalen also spoke during the ceremony. Principal Darren Westhora, presented the Class of 2025which was accepted by school board member Elizabeth Smith. [email protected]
Indie Filmmaker: Young director Indie England takes top prize at Tumbleweeds Kids’ Film Competition

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | John Hamilton

As the credits rolled, silence filled the room—followed by raucous applause. But the cheers weren’t for a seasoned filmmaker. They were for a 7-year-old with a camera, a big imagination, and a spooky story to tell. Stansbury Park first-grader Indie England’s short film “The Magic Flashlight” earned the top prize in the kindergarten to third grade category at the 2025 Tumbleweeds Kids’ Film Competition, which was announced on April 25 at the Viridian Event Center in West Jordan.
Town, city, and service district elections coming this fall

1 week ago | tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie

The 2025 elections will be for town and city councils and mayors and special service district boards. The filing period for the 2025 elections for cities and towns runs from June 2 through June 6. For service districts the filing period runs from June 2 through June 9. Candidates file with their local city, town, or service district office. Check with your local office for more information on filing procedures. Primary elections, if needed, will be held on Aug. 12. The general election is Nov. 4.