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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tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie
Tooele High School is included among 72 schools from 33 states chosen by Airgas for the 2025 academic year. The program provides participating schools with a customized mix of hands-on professional development training for welding teachers, welding consumables and equipment, safety PPE, and other essential resources.
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tooeleonline.com | Scott Froehlich
Tooele sophomore Bridger Hansen scores a goal during the Buffaloes’ 5-2 soccer game against the Grantsville Cowboys. Buffaloes senior, Griffen Bronder, attempts to strip the ball from a Cowboys forward. ooele senior Casen Walker currently leads his team in scoring, with six goals and is tied for the most assists with three. March Charson, Tooele High junior, dribbles past a Cowboys forward during the Buffaloes April 14 game at Grantsville High School.
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tooeleonline.com | Scott Froehlich
Dow James Memorial Park was the setting for a community gathering that brought baseball fans, young and old, pitting players from the current Tooele Buffaloes roster against alumni from the over the years. During the game, which was two years in the making, pitted the 2024-25 Tooele High team against a group of “old guys” ranging from current coaches in Tooele High athletics, such as the boys basketball coach Justin Pollmann, to prominent figures throughout the community.
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tooeleonline.com | Tim Gillie
It’s been a labor of love and a long time coming, but volunteers associated with Rush Valley have completed the restoration of the main meeting room in the Clover Chapel, which was dedicated in 1907 by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for their members in Rush Valley. The chapel served members of the Clover area until 1947 when the former school building in Clover was purchased for the use of the Latter-day Saints in the area.
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tooeleonline.com | Scott Froehlich
With only six games remaining in region play, the Stansbury Stallions baseball team will look to get itself into prime shape ahead of May’s 4A Baseball State Championship. Currently sitting at fourth place in Region 10 of the 4A classification, Stansbury has two key series against cross-town rival Tooele High and the currently undefeated Park City Miners.
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City, Country 12345
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+1 (555) 123-4567
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