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Park City Ski and Snowboard has announced Ehlias Louis as its new executive director.
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The Wasatch County Health Department is championing local elementary schools for their commitments to student physical, mental and emotional health.
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MIDA has spent more than $836 million, taken in over $350 million in revenue, and has more than $2.8 billion in assets
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Jay Jorgensen and Stephen Dent have been nominated by Gov. Spencer Cox to join the Utah Supreme Court — but first they’ll first need confirmed in the Senate.
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Ballet West Artistic Director Adam Sklute will step down after his 20th season with the company. He has special plans for his final year leading the organization.
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KPCW and The Park Record are hosting a primary election forum June 8 at the Kimball Junction library.
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Utah's governor issued an executive order directing state agencies to prioritize the health of the Great Salt Lake days before another state politician backpedaled on a proposed data center.
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An effort by a few Heber City residents to undo the controversial North Village annexation cannot go forward. The state appeals court ruled the residents missed the deadline to apply for a referendum.
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Park City School District fifth graders connected in-class concepts with real-world issues at Recycle Utah’s annual sustainability festival.
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Reorganizing High Star Ranch's layout may require a vote of the Kamas City Council.
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Utah primary ballots will be mailed to voters starting Tuesday, June 2.
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The Park City Library is calling all bookworms and book-curious locals to join the annual summer reading challenge. The program promotes brain development for all ages.