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The Utah Olympic Park's popular uphill ski passes go on sale Nov. 6, giving skiers and splitboarders access to designated terrain for uphill travel and downhill skiing. UOP's uphill passes cost $285 and provide access seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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.
The free shuttle transports riders to trails in Park City's Bonanza Flat open space in the summer and winter months. Park City's 9 Purple bus will stop taking riders to Bonanza Flat Sunday. The free trail shuttle takes hikers and bikers to the conservation area from the Park City Transit Center in the summer and transports cross-country skiers in the winter.
It is the fourth race of the season for Clapcich, who is leading the IMOCA Globe Series in her first season on the circuit. The 38 year old said she has been recovering and hanging out with her daughter during the time between her last race, The Ocean Race Atlantic, which she finished on Sept.
A 52-year-old man was arrested last week after he allegedly brandished a firearm at another driver from the back of a motorcycle, according to a probable cause statement filed by the Summit County Sheriff’s Office. Summit County Dispatch received reports of a group of motorcyclists who pointed a firearm at another driver on S.R. 32 and issued an attempt-to-locate call.
Mingle and Schlaepfer have been researching and practicing models for zero-waste events and have dedicated their careers to making Park City a more sustainable community. Mingle is the senior director of sustainable tourism at the Park City Chamber/Bureau, and Schlaepfer works as the climate fund manager at the Park City Community Foundation.
Sam Streletsky, director of ski safety and development at the Kelly Brush Foundation, sits on the grant selection committee. Her job is to ensure safety initiatives and best practices are followed across the country and internationally. The Olympic Legacy Foundation has received the same grant in the past.
Vineyard city leaders are considering whether to ask the Utah County Sheriff's Office to remove all Flock security cameras from their neighborhoods. The city council is set to vote on a resolution that would tell the sheriff's office to take down the cameras, which monitor activity across roughly five locations in Vineyard.
A 24-year-old construction worker was struck and killed by a dump truck. The man, whose identity has not been released, was working at Sonrise Christian Church, west of Cedar City off Iron Springs Road, on Tuesday morning.
The Lehi boys cross country team secured the 6A state championship on October 27, 2026, through a collective team effort. The Pioneers finished with 61 points, narrowly defeating American Fork, which took second place with 66 points.
6A quarterfinals Corner Canyon 3, Bingham 0 Defending 6A champion and No. 1 seed Corner Canyon knew it was going to see everyone’s best on day one of the 6A tournament. That couldn’t be more true in its 6A quarterfinal match with No. 8 Bingham.
The Lone Peak girls cross country team secured its fifth consecutive 6A state championship on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at Sugarhouse Park. The victory, which includes individual podium finishes, has contributed to the team being ranked as the number one girls cross country team in the country.
As plans move forward to redevelop a Provo mall, residents at a nearby mobile home park are trying to figure out what's next. The Provo City Council recently approved a proposal from owner Brixton Capital to turn Provo Towne Centre, which first opened in 1998, into a mixed-use development that includes housing and open space.