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Several Park City offices and facilities will be closed on Wednesday, November 11, in observance of Veterans Day. City officials announced that City Hall and all administrative offices will be closed for the holiday. The Park City Library will also be closed for the day.
Kelly Pfaff and Tom Seitz with Place PC, a citizen advocacy group for open space in town, share why the group is calling for Park City Council to end its partnership with Brinshore Development and stop its plans for the Bonanza Park 5-acre site. Park City Council will meet to discuss the site at a special meeting Friday, Nov. 11.
Gail Miller and the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Foundation have donated $35 million to the Huntsman Mental Health Foundation to fund the Larry H. & Gail Miller Family Translational Research Building. The state-of-the-art facility, located in the University of Utah's Research Park, aims to accelerate mental health research and bridge the gap between laboratory discoveries and patient care.
Mountain Hardwear has opened its first North American brick-and-mortar retail location on Main Street in Park City, Utah. Developed in partnership with Aloha Ski and Snowboard Rentals, the 1,600-square-foot store combines technical outdoor gear with full-service ski and snowboard rentals.
Mountain Hardwear, a retailer of performance equipment and apparel for climbers, mountaineers, hikers, skiers, snowboarders and mountain athletes, has opened its first North American brick-and-mortar store on Park City's Main Street. The store, located at 580 Main St., Suite 8, opened Nov. 5 and is open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Deer Valley Resort will host the 28th annual Stifel Freestyle International from January 28-30, 2027, featuring elite global athletes competing in moguls, aerials, and dual moguls.
U.S. Ski & Snowboard has announced the 28 athletes officially named to the 2026-27 Stifel U.S. Freestyle Ski Team rosters for moguls and aerials. The athletes qualified for the team based on existing freestyle moguls and aerials criteria.
Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles recently concluded a 10-day ministry in the Church's Europe Central Area, speaking with civic and religious leaders in Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan and meeting with Latter-day Saints in those two nations as well as in Paris, France, and Vienna, Austria.
A crowd cheered as three planes flew overhead during a Veterans Day celebration at the Commemorative Air Force Museum in Heber City. The children in the crowd stood pointing toward the sky as veterans talked with friends and wiped teary eyes.
9, 2026. A third-grade field trip to the Navajo Nation Council sparked Crystalyne Curley’s political ambition when she witnessed a fiery debate erupt between two tribal lawmakers. “I thought to myself at a very young age, that’s where I want to be,” Curley said.
Ski Utah is touting Utah's consistent snowfall to bring skiers and snowboarder back after a down year. Skiing and snowboarding generate more than $2 billion for the Utah economy annually. The Utah Transit Authority intends to increase bus services in the Cottonwood canyons.
George Washington portrayed by Gary Dolzer asks the audience what will they do with this experiment (Democracy) entrusted into their hands. (Roger V. Tuttle/Davis Journal) BOUNTIFUL—Chris Simonsen, a Vietnam veteran, has been serving the community as a pediatric dentist for more than 50 years but has spent a lifetime serving others where he can.
Box Elder County Sheriff Kevin Potter, who was recently involved in a vehicle crash that turned fatal, was charged with obstruction of justice for allegedly lying about his location during a separate investigation. Potter, 55, voluntarily took administrative leave after he was involved in a crash last month in Weber County.