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Tupelo Park City chef-owner Matthew Harris may have moved away from his Southern Georgia hometown, but he certainly didn't leave everything behind. His restaurant, named for the trees in the region that also produce the famous honey, opened in 2015 to serve its brand of fresh, farm-to-table cuisine with a Southern twist.
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The Prospector Square Property Owners Association recently surveyed businesses about the Bonanza Park proposal. The association received 49 replies, which was a 48% response rate. One of the key questions involved someone’s greatest concerns about the proposal.
Park City Council will hold a special meeting Nov. 13 to review updates to the proposed redevelopment of the city-owned Five-Acre Site in Bonanza Park, as the project continues through a planning process marked by public opposition, design revisions, and delayed decisions. The work session is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13, in Marsac Building council chambers.
Representing Utahns in the state's most sprawling new congressional district is a job that's hard to imagine even for veteran political scientists — and not just because of all the driving involved. Utah's 3rd Congressional District covers more than half the state, stretching from the slopes of posh Park City down to Provo and the remote Four Corners region.
A new two-day art and music festival will debut at Canyons Village in June 2027. Event proceeds will support local arts and culture nonprofits. Grammy-nominated artist The Black Crowes and Caamp will headline the inaugural Boundless Life Music, Arts and Culture Fest at Canyons Village June 25-26, 2027.
The Park City Council remains divided over the future of the China Bridge parking garage in Old Town. City leaders are hoping to revitalize Swede Alley in the process. Park City Municipal has spent nearly $2 million restoring the China Bridge parking garage since a structural assessment in 2024.
A business group based in Prospector has outlined concerns about a development proposal in Bonanza Park that range from pedestrian routes to traffic. The Prospector Square Property Owners Association, sometimes referred to internally as PSPOA, planned to send the one-page correspondence to the Park City Council and the Park City Planning Commission by the end of the day on Tuesday.
Two types of squishy children’s toys are being recalled because water beads inside can expand if swallowed, creating potentially deadly choking and intestinal-obstruction hazards. ABC Trading is recalling about 37,000 Squishy Dumpling and Crazy Squib Ball toys.
The Riverton City Council will hold a public hearing on Nov. 17, 2026, to discuss proposed amendments to the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget. The meeting is scheduled to take place at City Hall at 7:00 p.m.
Former Utah Rep. Lee, who resigned from the Utah Legislature the day he was charged, showed little emotion as he stood next to his attorney during the brief court hearing.
Once a year, public library directors from across the state convene for three days of networking, training, decision-making, and the presentation of the Utah Quality Library Awards. The Fall Directors Summit is Utah State Library’s biggest annual event.   Planning for the Fall Directors Summit happens all year. Every library, whether it’s a small rural library, or a large library with ...
A new partnership between aerospace and composite manufacturers and USA Bobsled/Skeleton will leverage advanced materials to develop next-generation bobsled technology. The collaboration aims to support athletes preparing for the 2034 Winter Olympics using expertise from Utah's hard-tech ecosystem.
As water from the San Juan River recedes, families and business owners in San Juan County are still dealing with damaged homes, flooded businesses and a recovery they worry they cannot manage alone. State Route 162 between Bluff and Montezuma Creek also remained closed Tuesday because of flooding.