The Tooele Transcript Bulletin has published Tooele County news since 1894. Here is a flashback of local front-page news from 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago that occurred during the third week of July.

The Stookey Fire, located by Little Mountain and Pony Express Road, has been burning since July 9, 2026, and the current acreage has grown to 9,500 as of July 13 evening hours. As Bucky Whitehouse of ...

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Throughout “The Red Badge of Courage,” Stephen Crane embeds symbolism using mother nature to reflect emotions (i.e., fear, rage, mystery in the darkness of trees) to ensnare the essence of battle as ...

The annual Tooele City parades took place on the morning of July 4, 2026, showcasing impressive displays of patriotism and the strong, neighborly bonds of community. Varying representations of red, ...

During the Grantsville Fourth of July Parade, many residents from Grantsville and around Tooele County were met with floats and individuals dressed to honor the last 250 years of America. The parade ...

When Onkarpreet Arora manifested bringing the Tooele community together through the love of cars, he did not expect the manifestation to walk into his workplace at the 7-Eleven and introduce himself ...

Forming the backbone of western society for over 140 years, rodeos evolved to being the staples of tradition and community. In the early 19th century American West, rodeos—having originated from the ...

One of Tooele’s most beloved diners, Jim’s Family Restaurant, recently underwent a name change to Spiro’s All Day Diner. After serving the community for 23 years under the old name, the owner, Spiros ...

The Transcript Bulletin had to split Captain Dan Gans’ interview into two parts due to the word count, but it also got put off by an extra week due to the number of hard news stories that occurred ...