Celebration of life for helicopter pilot who died fighting a wildfire
PARK CITY, Utah. — On Sept. 20, a firefighting helicopter pilot name Ryan Cutter died in a crash while he was helping fight the Dome Fire near Yosemite National Park in California. His neighbors and community in Park City honored him with a celebration of his life.
via Fox 13Park CityOctober 24, 2026
Fire fighting pilot Ryan Cutter remembered for embracing the weird until it got awesome
PARK CITY, Utah (ABC4) — "It always gets weird before it gets awesome." That was a constant sentiment expressed as friends and family remembered Ryan Cutter at the Utah Olympic Park in Park City on Saturday.
via ABC4Park CityOctober 24, 2026
Park City Toastmasters learn to take the stage, but not the glory, at ToastX
“I just sort of dove in headfirst, for better or for worse,” Shirley said. Her topic? The time a horse kicked her in the head at 17. “I tell that story to say, OK, there is this big, dramatic moment that happened, but that’s not what changed me,” she said.
via Park RecordPark CityOctober 23, 2026
ToastX talks cover AI, longevity science, personal stories
Park City Toastmasters will host "ToastX," a speaker series inspired by TEDx on Oct. 24. The event features 10 speakers whose presentations cover diverse topics, including AI, longevity science, and personal histories.
via KPCWPark CityOctober 23, 2026
Park City Resident Morgan Stanley Hole Passes Away After ALS Battle
Morgan Stanley Hole, age 63, passed away on August 17, 2026, in Park City, Utah, following a five-month battle with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS). A former professional pilot and All-American skier, Hole was known for his adventurous spirit and commitment to his community.
Park CityOctober 23, 2026
Utah’s human-caused wildfires down, acreage increases
As snow begins to fly in the mountains, Utah’s wildfire danger is declining. Since January, the state has seen more than 1,200 wildfires. Of those, 40% were human-caused, down from roughly 65% in 2025. The Utah Fire Info reports crews were able to keep more than 90% of wildfires to 10 acres or less, but some blazes were hard to contain.
via KPCWPark CityOctober 23, 2026
