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Prep girls soccer wrap: Woods Cross bounces back with big week
Woods Cross girls soccer scored three points topping Bountiful High's 0 in the season opener. Sydney Oakes #4 led WX with 2 points followed by #16 Riley Linton with 1 point. Photo by Carl Page. After three games, the Woods Cross girls soccer team was winless and had managed just...
Athletes and future Olympians gaining ‘Momentum’ in Davis
One of the many highly-trained coaches at Momentum helps Layla Garrett with her form as other students practice on the equipment. Photos courtesy of Emily Schoenwald. For many, the Olympics is a once every-four years event, but for the athletes, it’s something that’s always on their mind. For Emily Schoenwald, training athletes of every age and skill level, including those with Olympic potential, is not only a calling but her vocation at Momentum Gymnastics.
Tesla Semi Megacharger mobile unit briefly shows up in Utah
A Tesla Semi Megacharger mobile charging unit has briefly shown up at the Tooele, Utah Supercharger. Images of the mobile Tesla Semi Megacharger made the rounds on social media before the charging unit was reportedly removed from the site. The Tesla Semi is equipped with a very large 1000-volt battery....
Sunrise Stories: Missing Family Found Safe and Suspect Arrested in St. George
Utah Officials Suing Federal Government Over “Unappropriated” Lands. Utah Governor Spencer Cox and Attorney General Sean Reyes have announced that the state of Utah is suing the federal government for control of what they call “unappropriated” lands. According to Cox, Utah has about 18.5 million acres...
South Davis Metro Fire Chief retires after 31 years of dedicated service to the community
For 31 years South Davis Metro Fire Chief Dane Stone has been in the fire service. Stone is retiring Sept. 12 and once he leaves the station, when a call comes in he won’t be the one to answer it. It will be a little bitter sweet after spending so many years dedicated to serving the community but he’s also excited for the next step.
Lady Dino volleyball loses home opener in five sets
The Lady Dinos got their first chance to play in front of the home crowd on Wednesday night when they welcomed the Draper APA Eagles. It was a battle going five sets but the Eagles handed Carbon their second straight loss 3-2. On Monday, Carbon traveled to Roosevelt to face...
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 Institute appoints new executive director
Conley has served as the interim executive director after previous director Betsy Wallace stepped down in October. Conley, who formerly served as superintendent of the Park City School District, took over the position and has since helped launch the Concerts on the Slopes outdoor concert series and developed a winter program at the Eccles Center.
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...
Utah Royals FC Hosts Bay FC In Return To NWSL Season Play
HERRIMAN, Utah (Thursday August 22, 2024) - Utah Royals FC (2-11-3, 9 pts) return to America First Field to start the second half of the 2024 NWSL season against fellow expansion side Bay FC (6-10-0, 18 pts) on Friday, August 23 at 7:30pm MT. The Royals have enjoyed a productive...
Couple pressing charges after accusing Park City Airbnb host of keying cars
The host, 44-year-old Curtis James Thornhill, is charged with two third-degree felony counts of property damage. And Park City police say Thornhill called them the night of Feb. 3, 2024, after a disagreement with a couple staying at his property on Deer Valley Drive. Charging documents state the couple brought...
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