Miners football game postponed, North Summit rolls
Week 6 of the high school football season was highlighted by weather delays, a blowout win, and a tough close loss. Park City’s football game at Provo was postponed Friday night after lightning caused multiple weather delays. The Miners were trailing the Bulldogs 7-0 late in the second quarter when lightning forced the second delay of the evening and officials suspended play.
via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 19, 2026
Drought grips all of Utah; reservoirs at 50% of capacity
As autumn approaches and nighttime temperatures cool down, the Utah Division of Water Resources reminds Utahns to adjust their irrigation habits and prepare for the upcoming water year. With shorter days and cooler evening temperatures, landscape water requirements decrease significantly, said Joel Williams, director at the Division of Water Resources.
via Park RecordPark CitySeptember 19, 2026
Park City Historic Preservation Board to Meet October 7
The Park City Historic Preservation Board is scheduled to hold a regular meeting on October 7, 2026. The meeting will include a work session and a public hearing regarding several land management code amendments.
Park CitySeptember 19, 2026
Heber Valley Announces Autumn Festivals and Seasonal Activities
Heber Valley is preparing for a variety of autumn festivities, including seasonal scenic drives, family-oriented farm activities, and local seasonal events. Scheduled activities for October include a fall festival at Heber Valley Artisan Cheese and a haunted house experience at the Heber Valley Funeral Home.
Heber CitySeptember 19, 2026
Summit County event to spotlight Kimball Junction projects, including former Dakota Pacific development - TownLift, Park City News
Six Ridge Partners, formerly Dakota Pacific Real Estate. Photo: Six Ridge Partners Six Ridge Partners, formerly Dakota Pacific Real Estate, will join county and transportation officials Oct.
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah — Summit County will host a free Oct.
via townlift.comJunctionSeptember 18, 2026
Park City will not remove The Mine's basketball court wall
The Park City Council addressed concerns Thursday that The Mine's new basketball court wall affects City Park views. Councilmembers decided to keep the wall for now. Park City's new $20 million, 15,000-square-foot community center dubbed The Mine is under construction in City Park.
via kpcw.orgPark CitySeptember 18, 2026
