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Park City, South Summit, and North Summit took the field Friday night for the opening round of the high school football playoffs.
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The county lands department has grown alongside the county's landholdings, acquired with a 2021 open space bond.
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Access to Guardsman Pass from Park City will remain open.
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A Park City School District contractor is disputing the amount of contaminated water state regulators say was illegally pumped into a local stream. An investigation found the discharge totaled over 500,000 gallons.
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The Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter teaches local middle schoolers about conservation and wildlife behavior. The Summit County nonprofit is hoping to create a program for high schoolers.
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Wasatch Back winter sport venue leaders say teamwork and creativity helped them get through a tough season. They are using those lessons to prepare this year.
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Jean Baptiste rattles his chains on the shores of Great Salt Lake, and two women supposedly haunt This Is The Place Heritage Park. A historian said these apparitions reflect pioneer anxieties we can't quite lay to rest.
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A new generation of women has adapted Jane Austen’s novel “Sense and Sensibility.” With wonderful performances from its lead actors, a naturalistic feel, and a clear-eyed look at the economic uncertainty facing women, this version of a beloved classic feels nuanced and modern.
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A privacy complaint paused the study, which is intended to improve wildlife safety education.
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"Real local control," an Ivory Homes representative said Wednesday, "is with the property owner."
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Live PC Give PC hopes to raise $5.5 million from 6,800 donors to support Wasatch Back nonprofits this year.
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As the fall harvest comes to an end, Summit Community Gardens and EATS is shifting gears to prevent winter food insecurity.