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Summit County will decide whether to put the bonds to a vote after Basin Recreation cut the amount in half.

Summit County drivers will have two left turn lanes from state Route 224 to Ute Boulevard in Kimball Junction starting Monday.

The Park City Council is moving forward with minimal upgrades to Little Kate Road. They include buffered bike lanes and sidewalk improvements.

The historic cabin on Summit County's 910 Ranch joins the more than 100 historic buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.

The “fallen heroes” will be flown to their respective homes in Nevada and California.

This week on The Community Campfire, we hear from Heather Sims, who is the program director at Youth Sports Alliance. She shares her long history with the program and the special moments that will stay with her forever. Then, Coach Skinner speaks with Matt Strader, the voice of the PC Miners, who will preview the 2026 football season. Finishing the hour is our Campfire Music Sesh, with local musician Rich Wyman. Rich joins the show to talk about his 35-year career in Park City, his collaborations with legends like Eddie Van Halen, and to perform two of his latest tracks on his 13th album.

For this week's Skinny on Sports, Coach Skinner sits down with KPCW announcer Matt Strater to highlight the Park City Miner's upcoming 2026 season.

Clint Smith's How the Word Is Passed explores how slavery is — and isn't — taught. And Above Ground includes poems to his children about what their ancestors endured and escaped. He spoke with Fresh Air in 2021 and 2023.

For Heather Sims, sports have never been just about competition—they are a launchpad for confidence, connection, and character. As Programs Director at the Youth Sports Alliance (YSA), Heather channels a lifelong passion for athletics into meaningful action, breaking down barriers so every young person, regardless of background, has the opportunity to play, grow, and thrive. Through her leadership in YSA’s youth and after-school programming, she works tirelessly to level the playing field, empowering the next generation on and off the slopes.

Local pianist and songwriter Rich Wyman joins the Community Campfire to talk about his 35-year career in Park City, his collaborations with legends like Eddie Van Halen, and the evolution of the town’s music scene. He also opens up about the deeply personal and political inspirations behind his upcoming 13th album.