Park City gay ski week returns with largest-ever crowd expected
The organizers of a gay ski week in Park City have expanded the event this year by one day, indicating the extra day is a result of the increasing popularity of the gathering.
Park City gathering shows broad support for a mostly car-free Main Street
People at a recent Park City-hosted gathering said it would be a good idea if Main Street and other unspecified locations were made mostly free of cars, even if there could be business worries about the impacts.
After Sundance, drama moved back to Park City drop-and-load zones
Park City police reports show there have been numerous violations in the drop-and-load zones along Main Street since Sundance ended.
Huntsman family opts against building gondola on Deer Valley land, citing cost
The Huntsman family will not propose building a gondola on land long under its control in Deer Valley as it pursues a development on the acreage, a project representative told a Park City panel.
Meet the Parkite running a fringe campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination
Nathan Bloxham lists abortion, racism among the critical issues he will address in his candidacy.
Elected officials split on how integrated Summit County should be with the Cottonwood canyons
Gondolas connecting the Cottonwoods to the Wasatch Back? Asked for input, some Summit County Councilors doubted that would benefit the area, while others said it's an issue worth studying.
Summit County Council indicates it likely won’t get into the garbage collection business
It appears Summit County will not be diving into the garbage collection business, an option the council wanted to explore ahead of the June 2022 expiration of the contract with Republic Services.
State resolution puts school start times, once considered in Park City, in the spotlight
Passed by the Legislature Friday, the resolution will ask charter schools and school districts to examine the issue.
Park City considers major alteration to controversial drop-and-load program
Park City is considering a major alteration to the drop-and-load map in the Main Street core, a change that would be designed to streamline the operations of the controversial program.
Lights, and now noise, irk Woodward Park City neighbors
Deputies responded to Woodward Park City Friday night after a neighbor reported the sound of a snowcat cutting the superpipe could be heard across Interstate 80. The light situation, meanwhile, has not been resolved.
PCMR says young girl uninjured after falling off Town Lift, into protective netting
A young girl fell off the Town Lift on Wednesday, landing in the protective netting that stretches across Park Avenue, Park City Mountain Resort said.
Park City Community Foundation names climate grant recipients
Foundation distributes grants totaling $175,000.
Summit County is weighing solutions for what it says is an inaccessible transit system
"Some bus stops have shelters and benches and signs saying when the next bus is expected. Others are little more than a pole in a bucket on the side of the road with no clear path to get there."
Firm behind Mayflower Mountain Resort hires former Vail Resorts executive as construction on the property’s first hotel could begin next month
The firm behind the Mayflower Mountain Resort has hired a former Vail executive as a consultant. With construction imminent on the first hotel, Extell says conversations about who will operate the resort are ongoing.
Proposal for rural economic development could give Summit County access to $1M in grants annually
A proposal working its way through the Legislature could open the door to $1 million in annual economic development grants for Summit County.
What the heck is Banjo? The artificial intelligence firm in your backyard that’s raised $250 million
Petabytes of data pass through the unassuming Basin office park that houses Banjo’s global headquarters and around 100 of its employees.
Central Wasatch Commission shifts focus to transit solutions linking Wasatch Front and Wasatch Back
A regional commission is seeking public input on a new central Wasatch transportation system that is being planned this year. Trams, anyone?
Sheriff’s report: Felon incarcerated on suspicion of domestic violence had multiple weapons at his home
Sheriff's report: Felon incarcerated on suspicion of domestic violence had multiple weapons at his home.
Provo developer submits plans for long-contemplated project at PCMR
The Provo-based firm that intends to acquire the Park City Mountain Resort parking lots for a major development submitted an application to City Hall on Thursday outlining ambitious plans.
Park City summit reveals near-unanimous concern about community’s trajectory
The people at the second part of the Park City Future Summit were nearly unanimous in indicating they have some level of concern.