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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
Park City crews contain grass fire threatening home
A grass fire burning near Silver Creek Road and Westwood Road in Park City. Park City Fire District Battalion Chief Darren Nelson said firefighters were called to a fast-moving grass fire burning near Silver Creek Road and Westwood Road around 2 p.m. Crews quickly arrived at the fire threatening a single-family home.
Local attorney recognized as volunteer citizen of the year
The award is named for the late John C. Green, who served as Park City’s mayor from 1978 to 1986. Strachan grew up in Park City, and later served on the City Planning Commission for 10 years, some of that time as chairman. He now chairs the city’s Planning...
Park City plans to seek developer for five-acre site soon
The Park City Council wants the city-owned land at the intersection of Bonanza Drive and Kearns Boulevard to include housing, commercial space, public areas, a new home for the Kimball Art Center and underground parking. The city purchased the five acres in 2017 for nearly $20 million, and originally intended...
Neighbors challenge Treasure Hill Prince home approval in Third District Court
Eric Hermann and his wife Susan Fredston-Hermann assert in Third District Court they would be adversely harmed by Prince’s plans to build a new 11,000-square-foot home on King Road. The permits for the home were approved by Park City officials in a split vote earlier this year. The Hermanns...
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...
Cellphone use now banned in Park City School District classrooms
A district survey previously found 85% of teachers and parents support a no-cellphone policy. Now, district students are prohibited from using cellphones at all times during school hours unless a phone is needed to monitor or address health concerns or for things like translation. The policy is a result of...
A taste of France in Park City: Join Taste Utah at Courchevel Bistro
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) – Get ready for a delicious adventure with Taste Utah as they visit Courchevel Bistro, a cozy spot right on Park City’s historic Main Street! This charming bistro brings the flavors of France to Utah, serving up fresh, local ingredients in every dish. With awards piling up, including a Diners’ Choice Award and recognition from CNN Travel, it’s clear Courchevel Bistro is a must-visit. So, join Taste Utah and discover why this French-inspired gem is one of the best places to eat in Park City!
Community Calendar: Ongoing events in and around Park City
The following are a selection of community-submitted events that are ongoing as of August 20, 2024. For single-day events, see our upcoming-events articles. For more event listings, see our online calendar. Submit events to pmortensen@parkrecord.com. Summer Try Transit Week. Park City Transit. Follow @ParkCityTransit for the latest Try Transit Week...
Park City height limits addressed as developer introduces hotel project to crowd
A lodging property proposed to be developed at a high-profile Park City intersection may climb to a height that is taller than normally would be allowed at the location. The firm that wants to demolish The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Park City – The Yarrow and then rebuild on the land is seeking an exception to the City Hall rules regulating the height of buildings.
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...
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.
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...
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...
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 nonprofit committee will exclude board members, employees
Employees and board members of nonprofits likely to apply for grant funding from Park City will not be allowed to sit on the advisory committee, under rules adopted by the city council Thursday. Craig Weakley, who serves on the board of the Park City Senior Center, expressed concern about that...
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