After years at the Historic Taylorsville Hall (nee The Taylorsville Grange), the Methodist ladies of Taylorsville celebrate their Fall Fest fundraiser for the first time at the Mineral and Gem Museum social hall Oct. 5. Event goers commented it was the perfect size venue for the decades-old event. Photos by Meg Upton
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Change of venue for Fall Fest

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Velma Kroft takes tickets for the big quilt drawing during the Fall Fest on Oct. 5 at the Mineral and Gem museum in Taylorsville.

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