East Side voters seemingly reject West Hills incorporation bid (updated)
The West Hills saga in eastern Summit County has seemingly ended after 31 voters, or 84%, rejected the incorporation, based on preliminary results. Six voters, or 16%, supported incorporation. However, results could change over the coming weeks as a lawsuit over the disqualification of at least 17 voters plays out in Third District Court.
via Park RecordPark CityNovember 6, 2026
Quilt Show to Support Women's Heart Health as Utah Sees Decline in Heart Disease Mortality
The Intermountain Foundation's 2026 Holiday Quilt Show and Auction will support the Women's Heart and Vascular Program, aiming to combat ischemic heart disease, which has seen declining mortality rates in Utah since 1999.
StatewidePark CityNovember 6, 2026
Millcreek to Remodel Fourth and Fifth Floors of City Hall
Millcreek has issued a request for bids from qualified general contractors to remodel the fourth and fifth floors of the West Wing at City Hall, a project that includes creating new office spaces and a conference room.
MillcreekNovember 6, 2026
4A football: Tigers, Warriors host critical state playoff games in Region 9 moment of reckoning
The three Region 9 high school football teams still playing in November have reached a crossroads.
5 Crimson Cliffs (8-2) at No. 4 Snow Canyon (7-3)
No. 7 Salem Hills (9-2) at No. 2 Hurricane (10-1)
Last Friday, Crimson advanced by beating Murray 17-10, Snow Canyon edged Sky View 16-13 and Hurricane handled Park City 45-7.
via St. George NewsHurricaneNovember 5, 2026
Pro Skijor tour to visit Wasatch Back in winter 2027
Professional skijoring will return to the Wasatch Back this winter with high-speed competition at a new location. The 2027 Frontier Tour will stop in Utah twice along with new events in Denver, Colorado, and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Skijoring pairs a horse and rider with a skier or snowboarder racing behind them through a snow-packed course of gates, jumps, rings and obstacles.
via KPCWPark CityNovember 5, 2026
Local nonprofit calls for coats to help Navajo Nation after severe floods
The Adopt-A-Native-Elder program is asking Wasatch Back residents to bring winter coats to its annual Navajo rug show at Deer Valley this weekend. Severe flooding washed-out roads and bridges across the Navajo Nation and southeastern Utah in October making it difficult for people to get basic supplies.
via KPCWPark CityNovember 5, 2026