Andrea Buchanan
ReporterAndrea moved to Park City in 2017 with two huskies, two kids and one husband… not in that order. Prior to working at KPCW, she spent decades in the entertainment industry – and racked up a few awards in the process for her work on “Behind the Music” and most recently for a film she produced for Lifetime, “Somebody’s Child: The Regina Louise Story.” She was featured on “Good Morning America” twice for her books which made best sellers lists in Dallas and Denver. She’s still hoping to write one that hits The New York Times list. She loves taking photos, loves the mountains, especially in the fall, and is excited to be working with the amazing team at KPCW.
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Park City Institute’s 2023-24 winter series is a diverse line up with shows ranging from country and R&B singers to stunt dogs and magicians. -
Park City Film will present a climate change documentary called “Elemental" Sept. 21. It’s an effort to engage with the community about wildfires, their connection to climate change and the environmental impact.
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Woody Harrelson stars in the Netflix film “Champions” about a disgraced minor league basketball coach sentenced to 90 days of community service coaching a team of players who have intellectual disabilities.
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More people on the trails means more emergency calls. And now the Park City Fire District is improving its response time and lowering its carbon footprint with an electric motorcycle.
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Trailside East fields are open for business while Ecker Middle School fields are closed for the summer. Basin Recreation is making updates to its fields and trails schedules.
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Now that flooding risks have all but gone away, what do you do with all those sandbags? Summit County has specific rules about how residents can dispose of them.
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A motorcycle accident took actor Treat Williams’ life this week. Now his legacy lives on in the Park City arts community.
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The Park City Fire District has had a few 911 calls recently that put smiles on their faces. The rescues left the callers overjoyed as well.
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Park Silly Sunday Market is back for its 17th season on June 4, beginning at 10 a.m., with a few changes to the event.
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Park City Municipal is looking for artists to beautify utility boxes around town. The application deadline to submit proposals is Wednesday, June 7.
