Amber Borowski Johnson
Growing up in the Canadian Rockies, Amber’s earliest memories were of riding chairlifts in subzero temperatures. Her first post-college gig was reporting Ski Utah's glorious snow totals on the radio as the "Craaaaazy Canuck” and she is thrilled to return to her radio roots at KPCW.
She spent the last 20 years building Colorado’s first and largest online community for moms where she won the Colorado Associated Press Editors and Reporters Association "Online General Excellence" award. She is a former Denver Post columnist, publicist in the tourism and non-profit industries and a longtime adventure travel writer. She is most passionate about community building, storytelling and positivity emanating.
Amber has two (mostly) fantastic teens, two bonus exchange students and is married to a man obsessed with growing The Great Pumpkin.
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Local high school students had a memorable encounter with “Moose,” Intermountain Park City Hospital’s new robotic high-tech operating room device Wednesday. -
The Summerhouse Farms will host a pumpkin patch with an airplane candy drop, live music and family activities to benefit the caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients.
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A local mom who lost her young daughter is now helping other bereaved mothers at a free event in Midway next week.
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Alert: This story discusses suicide and may be triggering for some people. September is Suicide Awareness Month and a local woman shares her struggles with depression and her message of hope.
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A Heber man’s quest to raise awareness about the plight of wild horses will take him on a year-long trip across America.
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A longtime local received the 2023 Trisha J. Worthington Community Service Award honoring her charitable work and community endeavors.
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People’s Health Clinic is healing lives impacted by trauma with its new behavioral health department.
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The Youth Sports Alliance has been selected as a finalist for the Land Rover Defender Awards and is asking for the community’s support.
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The Park City Community Foundation awarded dozens of local nonprofits a total of $425,000 from its Community Fund. Here are a few of their stories.
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Park City Education Foundation gives students access to the arts and says donating even $1 will make a big difference in its annual fundraiser.
