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Colin Hilton, presidente y director ejecutivo de la Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation, ha fallecido. Fue una figura clave en la historia olímpica y paralímpica de Utah.

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From the slopes of Park City to the salmon runs of Bristol Bay, Heber author Mark Vance shares the extraordinary story behind his 45 seasons in one of the world’s most dangerous and unpredictable professions.

Jordan Clayton, a Utah Snow Survey data collection officer discusses the soil moisture boost provide by summer's monsoonal rains, Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff provides an update on current sales and lodging tax data, as well as the chamber's $1million budget cut after a low-snow winter and Utah Valley University professor Greg Jackson previews his Park City Song Summit panel discussion — "A Discourse in Civility" — which highlights historical political discord and finding a path forward despite current divisions.

From former professional skier to Hollywood assistant director to Heber local, Mark Vance has done it all, and he joins Mountain Money to discuss his debut memoir, The Commercial Fishermen: A True Story of Identical Twins in the World's Most Dangerous Profession - The Boom and Bust Fishery of Bristol Bay, Alaska.Sent to Alaska as a teenager, Mark spent 45 seasons navigating brutal weather, crumpling markets, and the physical toll of Bristol Bay's wild salmon fishery. He shares stories about the industry's extreme, high-stakes nature, the evolution of commercial fishing technology, and what it truly takes to make a living on the open water.

Utah Snow Survey supervisor Jordan Clayton discusses the August water availability report showing recent monsoonal rains improved soil moisture but didn't help the state's low water supply.

Dos nuevas servidumbres de conservación en los condados de Summit y Weber preservarán los hábitats de vida silvestre, los paisajes y los recursos hídricos.

Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff discusses the early-summer lodging and tax trends, as well as the more than $1 million impact the low-snow winter had on the organization's budget.

Greg Jackson, an author and professor of national security studies at Utah Valley University discusses the current state of political discord in the U.S. and how it compares to other moments in history. The conversation is a preview of a free, hour-long panel discussion — "A Discourse in Civility" — Jackson will lead at the Park City Song Summit Saturday. He's joined by Song Summit Co-Founder Ben Anderson, who says the panel's focus on civility has a direct tie to the organization's mission to foster community connections around issues like mental health and social wellness

Tribal communities there who suffered illnesses from previous development are worried nuclear energy will harm them again.