Art in Nature, Flies in the Paint
In a sunny bedroom art studio at her home in Heber, Janet Johnson paints beside her sweet dog Rosie, who lies on a cozy bed under the window to keep Janet company. Surrounded by semi-completed paintings, Janet continues to breathe new life into canvases that began as female-figure drawings.
via hebervalleylife.comHeber CitySeptember 1, 2026
The Mountain Veteran Program at Sundance
On a warm spring day at Sundance Mountain Resort, I experienced my first therapeutic and adventurous Mountain Veteran Program (MVP). Together with five other military veterans and a few spouses, we participated in skiing or snowboarding lessons, yoga, journal-making, painting classes, and much more.
via hebervalleylife.comHeber CitySeptember 1, 2026
Wasatch County, Governor’s Office clear the air after state funding threat over growth
Wasatch County representatives and staff for Gov. Spencer Cox made headway on Friday to resolve issues surrounding development in the Wasatch Back. The clash recently resulted in the state threatening to withhold state funding from Wasatch County.
via Park RecordWasatch CountySeptember 1, 2026
Suspect accused of murder after girlfriend found dead in car at Tooele home
One man was taken into custody after his girlfriend was found dead inside a car in Tooele on Monday. Daniel Ruesga, 37, was booked into the Tooele County Jail where he faces first-degree felony murder as well as four counts of third-degree felony domestic violence in the presence of a child.
via KJZZTooeleSeptember 1, 2026
Park City Mountain is going Larger with the help of Shaun White
Park City Mountain has joined with snowboarder Shaun White to launch a rebrand of the ski and snowboard resort. In conjunction with the Larger Than Life campaign, the resort plans to add infrastructure, including a 22-inch halfpipe and remote avalanche mitigation devices that should allow operators to open the Quicksilver Gondola sooner.
via Salt Lake TribunePark CitySeptember 1, 2026
Lights, Camera, Ogden: Marshals Takes Over Downtown
Cars lined the street across from a film set, emblazoned with the seal of the Department of Homeland Security. Around it were police cruisers with the logo of the Helena Police Department in Montana. Extras roamed the set in uniform as law enforcement officers while others were dressed as protesters.
via thesignpostwsu.comOgdenSeptember 1, 2026