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Rick Brough/A proposed guest ranch in Browns Canyon, which came before the East County Planning Commission Thursday night, is offering a variety of year-round activities. But discussion, and controversy, focused on so-called “adventure motorcycle training” offered at the ranch. -
There’s a new movie out in the “Halloween” series. And it joins a long list of disappointing sequels.
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The annual Halloween on Main, hosted by the Historic Main Street Alliance, returns to Main Street on Sunday, October 31 at 3:00 p.m. Dogs are invited and part of the fun. -
With Heber City named as one of the locations for a new Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints temple, some City Council candidates speculated on exactly where in the Heber Valley it could be built.
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The Park City Film Series is bringing movie lovers an outdoor, action-packed theme over the next several weeks. Carolyn Murray has the details.This weekend 10/22 – 10/24 - they're featuring the Alpinist, an edge-of-your-seat documentary about Marc-Andre Leclerc, one of the world's premier ice climbers. Additionally, this weekend, Park City Film shows the short film Journey to 100, which follows an Oregon PE teacher seeking the Fastest Known Time on 100 of Washington State's tallest peaks.
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With Halloween right around the corner, Intermountain Healthcare shared recommendations for safe trick-or-treating over the holiday.
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Department of Wildlife Resources seeks information about trophy elk killed and left near Mormon FlatThe Utah Department of Wildlife Resources is investigating the killing of a trophy elk that was left to waste near Mormon Flat in Morgan County.
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The groundbreaking for an 80-megawatt solar farm in Tooele County Tuesday morning brought out officials from Park City, Summit County, Salt Lake City, and elsewhere to celebrate a big step for Green energy. A group of public and private partners have banded together with Rocky Mountain Power in a program to obtain their electrical energy from renewable sources.
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Park City's Mountain Town 2030 meeting brought White House Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy to Park City, albeit remotely.
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The Center for Disease Control has announced it is approving booster vaccine shots for COVID-19. The Summit County Health Department said that on Monday, it will immediately start scheduling appointments for the boosters at the normal clinics.
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A couple from Austin Texas has filed suit against Park City Municipal and a local architectural firm. The litigation in Third District Court alleges the city granted a residential building permit for the plaintiffs, but later yanked the approval. Now, the suit claims, the city isn’t making good on a vow to reimburse the couple for the costs of rebuilding the home.
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The Park City Planning Commission saw a series of long-awaited renderings of the proposal to develop the base area of Park City Mountain Resort yesterday Wednesday. There was also a hearty debate about skier drop-off plans.
