Harvest Lane Honey is Made in Tooele

Amy Kelly met with Mindy Waite of Harvest Lane Honey and learned about the natural raw honey that they produce. They also make lip balm and soap with honey. At their website they also have beekeeping supplies: www.HarvestLaneHoney.com

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Donner-Reed Museum in Grantsville, Utah

Tyler Egan met with Claude Parkinson at the Donner-Reed Museum in Grantsville and learned about some of the exhibits there. There are also many things to see on the museum grounds such as a pioneer log cabin, a jail cell, a blacksmith shop, and some wagons.

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Tooele County Fair 2012

Amy Kelly met with several people at the fair and talked to them about their experiences. Amy talked to three children that won blue ribbons, Miss Tooele County 2nd Attendant, and two volunteers that work with the exhibits. Amy also talked to a singer before her performance, and scouts that were doing a fundraiser at the fair. Four videos are available.

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Designer Clothing for Less in Tooele

Amy Kelly met with Jill McIntyre at My Best Friend's Closet in Tooele. This is a new consignment store that offers designer clothing for one-third to one-half the original price. They have a wide variety of clothing including jeans, dresses, shoes, accessories, and clothing for men also.

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Tooele Valley Railroad Museum

Tyler Egan met with Jean Mogus at the Tooele Valley Railroad Museum in Tooele and learned about the history of the railroad in Tooele. The railroad once went down the center of Vine Street and was essential for the mining activities. In addition to the trains and railroad exhibits, there are also exhibits about the mines and the military from Tooele's early days.

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Tooele County Food Bank: Feeding the Hungry

Feeding county residents in need is a never ending task, but Tooele County is up to the challenge with the help of donations, volunteers, and a lot of community support. It all centers at the food bank, so TooeleTV takes an inside tour with host Chante Wouden and Food Bank Director Lorri Trujillo to find out how they put food, and more, on the table.

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