UPDATED: One dead in head-on collision Thursday morning in Brown’s Canyon
A head-on collision Thursday morning on Brown's Canyon Road killed the driver of one vehicle and left another driver with critical injuries.
UPDATED: Park City Planning Commission approves Woodside Park housing development
The Park City Planning Commission on Wednesday approved a City Hall workforce or otherwise restricted housing development slated for the northern reaches of Old Town.
Park City police blotter: Rabbits seen in Prospector
Sunday, May 19 At 8:53 p.m., the police received a report about two rabbits with white fur on the edge of the street at or close to the intersection of Sidewinder Drive and Comstock Drive....
Rowland Hall student from Park City named National Merit Scholar
In the middle of end-of-year exams, Jake Bleil still paused to celebrate when he got the good news. He was named a National Merit Scholar. Bleil, a Park City resident and senior at Rowland Hall,...
Park City, now the developer, urged to ‘pay more than lip service’ to rules
An attorney representing a critic of Park City’s plans to build restricted affordable housing in Old Town sent a letter urging officials to meet the same standards that would be required of a private-sector developer in the neighborhood.
‘Perfect courage’ in Iron Mountain crash
Park City Museum pays tribute to the crew of the Iron Mountain bomber crash on Memorial Day
Park City High School’s marching band set to play in France to mark 75th anniversary of D-Day
The school is one of 17 bands and choirs from the U.S. selected to perform during the memorial parade.
Park City senior honored in national contest for eco-friendly utensil
A Park City student's desire to reduce plastic waste led to engineering a new set of utensils, the Sporknife.
New Summit County Children’s Justice Center director brings wealth of experience
Ted Walker recently took over as director of the Summit County Children’s Justice Center after the previous director, Christie Hind, stepped down last month.
Marketplace: Former pro skier opens yoga and fitness studio in Coalville
Ashley Battersby is introducing Coalville to yoga through her new studio, State of Mind.
Park City fisticuffs reported to the police
Park City police officers last week responded to reports of fisticuffs, including a complaint about someone throwing a punch.
Park City’s disputed housing project seen as ‘ideal’ or a ‘dichotomy’
Park City on Monday held an open house centered on plans to develop a second phase of workforce or otherwise affordable housing in Woodside Park, gathering a variety of opinions.
The numbers are in: Utah broke 5 million skier days for first time ever
Ski Utah now has the numbers to confirm what many Parkites already knew: This past ski season was one for the ages.
Former Summit County victim advocate accepts plea deal in case involving nonprofit donations
A former Summit County victim advocate who was facing a felony count of misusing public money pleaded guilty Tuesday to a lesser charge in a deal with prosecutors.
Garden Smart
This story is found in the Spring 2019 edition of Park City Home. Most Park City people know him from his restaurants, but Bill White has a bigger agenda: taking care of the earth. Using...
Park City student admits to releasing pepper spray before Turning Point club event
A Park City High School senior facing 18 criminal charges admitted to releasing pepper spray in the school’s lecture hall last month to prevent a conservative school club from hosting an event.
Strong 2018-2019 Utah snowfall doesn’t change the climate or drought conversation, experts say
With snowpack at 140 percent of normal levels, experts caution residents that water conservation is still important and has far-reaching benefits.
Becca Gerber, fighting for working moms, wants second Park City Council term
Becca Gerber, a first-term member of the Park City Council who is seen as bringing a younger person’s perspective to the Marsac Building, will seek reelection this year.
