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Park City Rotary Club honors service and stewardship with annual awards
Born on opposite coasts and drawn to the Park City area by different paths, two longtime residents were honored this week for their dedication to service and altruism that has made the community a better place to live. The Park City Rotary Club named National Ability Center Program Manager Tracy...
Park City's Running of the Balls to feature new Tower 2.0
The Miners Day tradition is to race golf balls down Park City’s Main Street as a fundraiser for the local Rotary Club. 15,000 balls are launched from a roughly 15-foot tower for about three blocks. But Rotarian and Summit County Councilmember Canice Harte said that tower disappeared a few...
Miners football gets past Timpanogos in home-opener Friday night
It took the Miners football squad until the final minute of the game Friday night to put away Timpanogos, but junior tailback Brian Roberts scored on a four yard touchdown run and did so, with his team escaping with a 48-33 win. The game served as Park City’s home-opener, where...
Miners outscore Timberwolves, Wasps and Braves dominate
A first half defensive battle turned into a fourth quarter shootout in the Park City Miners 48-33 win over the Timpanogos Timberwolves. Eli Warner starred for the Miners with three long touchdown runs. Their defense held the high-powered Timberwolves aerial attack in check for three quarters before the high scoring fourth quarter.
Deer Valley’s Marcella Landing begins construction this fall
Deer Valley Resort is advertising Marcella Landing, an upcoming gated townhome community whose construction begins fall 2024. The exclusive neighborhood of 50 luxury residences, designed by renowned architecture firm Olson Kundig, lines a prominent ridge overlooking the new Deer Valley East Village. According to Deer Valley, the first available floor...
Park City School District launches ‘We All Belong’ campaign to prevent harassment
A federal investigation found over 180 harassment incidents in the district from 2021 to 2023. As a result of the investigation, the district signed a resolution agreement with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights in March of this year. The agreement requires the district to take...
Park City rough sketch shows hotels as de facto bookends to Swede Alley
Hotels could someday serve as the de facto bookends to a dramatic reworking of Swede Alley, a concept that would be designed to attract more visitors to stay in the Main Street core. A committee is considering the future of the Main Street core and the municipal government recently released...
Park City High School seniors share back-to-school tips
It’s that time of year again. Staples’ shelves lie empty. The Outlets Park City are swarmed with parents and children finding that perfect first day of school outfit. The Park Avenue Starbucks is gearing up for a surplus of early-morning coffee orders. Students swap schedules with friends — hoping to land in the same courses with the same teachers.
Park City officials expect Utah Legislature to focus on housing construction during 2025 session
Park City Council member Tana Toly, who serves as a liaison for the city’s statewide lobbying efforts, says Utah lawmakers are considering several bills that could impact development. Toly says the pending bills aim to ease zoning requirements, expedite land use approval processes and remove restrictions that hinder the...
What you need to know ahead of Park City Miners Day
As the longest-running event in Park City, the 129-year celebration honors the town’s mining legacy and begins with a 5k run and pancake breakfast Monday, Sept. 2. The Bark City 5k is a fundraising run organized by Park City Twilight Rotary and a portion of the proceeds benefit local animal rescue organizations.
Registration opens for Park City Water Polo
Park City Water Polo has announced that registration is now open for the upcoming season. Organizers said that the program offers opportunities for all abilities and welcomes boys and girls across age groups, including youth (10U, 12U, 14U mixed), boys junior varsity and boys and girls varsity teams. The season...
Utah Historical Society, on its roadtrip across the state, lands in Park City Aug. 26
The Utah Historical Society is hitting the road to meet Utahns in their hometowns. Throughout August and into September, the UHS team will be hosting History Happy Hour events featuring Utah trivia, activities and a sneak peek at the new Museum of Utah, coming to the Capitol Complex in 2026. At each location, society will partner with historical sites, museums and other community groups.
Drugs, cheating, divorce: Kouri Richins to appear at preliminary hearing
PARK CITY, Utah (Court TV) — Prosecutors are expected to provide evidence of a crumbling marriage, an affair and multiple attempts to kill the victim at a three-day hearing scheduled to begin Monday in Utah. Kouri Richins is facing a list of charges, including murder, for the death of her husband, Eric Richins, who prosecutors... Read more » Fore more crime and trial news coverage, visit Court TV
New Upgrade Labs center an ‘and’ for Park City community
For Park City couple Logan Jones-Olson and Kristen Roscher, bringing an Upgrade Labs center to the Wasatch Back is their way of giving back to the community, bringing a resource from which they’ve both benefited. Upgrade Labs is a “medical spa” — not as relaxing as a traditional spa,...
Arkansas-native Josh Fohner is back for another Summit Challenge race
It’s late August again, and for Arkansas-native Josh Fohner, that means it’s time for another National Ability Center Summit Challenge. Fohner and his father Mike have been participating in the state’s largest all-abilities cycling race since 2018. Josh suffered a traumatic brain injury back in 2016 when biking home in Colorado, which would cost him his ability to walk, talk and use his hands.
Park City Sailing offers therapeutic benefits to all
Park City Sailing’s Scott VerMerris and Ken Block are the only two certified adaptive sailing instructors in the state of Utah. They’ve gone through the necessary certification to reach out to people who otherwise might not think about sailing. Research shows the benefits and therapeutic aspects of sailing...
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