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Utah 2034 announces support of Utah Youth Sports Giving Day

From Sept. 12-26, Utah Youth Sports Giving Day will rally individuals and community groups across the state to support nonprofit sports organizations working to expand access to youth sports, including Olympic and Paralympic Winter and Summer Games sports.

Park City Chamber budget takes $1M hit due to declining tax revenues

Declining tax revenues tied to last winter’s poor snowfall are taking a toll on Summit County’s tourism economy. The Park City Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau has cut more than $1 million this year. A report released on Aug. 20 by University of Utah’s Kem C.

The Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort Brings Modern Luxury to Utah Mountain

The Inn at Sundance Mountain Resort has introduced modern luxury amenities to the historic Utah mountain destination while maintaining its traditional community spirit. The resort features new infrastructure and a focus on preserving the natural landscape established by founder Robert Redford.

Park CityAugust 26, 2026

Heber Valley puts growing tourism industry in spotlight with statewide conference - TownLift, Park City News

The Utah Tourism Industry Association and Utah Office of Tourism will hold the annual conference Oct. 13-16 at the Grand Hyatt Deer Valley, the first hotel to open in the new Deer Valley East Village, which is located in Wasatch County though it has a Park City address.

via townlift.comPark CityOriginally published August 26, 2026

Hyde Park City Launches New Online Reporting Forms

Hyde Park City has introduced new forms on its website to help residents report code concerns and maintenance issues. These tools are located under the Contact tab on the city website.

Hyde ParkAugust 26, 2026

Downtown Farmers Market Enters 35th Year of Salt Lake City Season

The Downtown Farmers Market, organized by Urban Food Connections of Utah, enters its 35th year of operation to support local agriculture and small businesses. The market hosts summer sessions at Pioneer Park and winter sessions at the Civic Center, providing a platform for regional farmers and food entrepreneurs.

Salt Lake CityOriginally published August 26, 2026

Park City Advances $21 Million in Recreation and Aquatic Upgrades

Park City is advancing major recreation projects, including the reconstruction of the City Park Recreation Building and renovations to the PC MARC aquatic facilities. These projects follow significant funding allocations by the City Council in 2023 and design approvals in late 2024.

Park CityOriginally published August 26, 2026

Park City Mountain to Open December 5 with New Gondola

Park City Mountain announced its opening for the 2025-26 winter season on December 5, featuring new infrastructure and terrain improvements. The resort will offer access to at least 195 acres of terrain across Mountain Village and Canyons Village.

Park CityAugust 26, 2026

RE: SCOTT – P

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the City Council of Park City, Utah, at its meeting held on August 20, 2026, adopted Ordinance No. 2026-20, an ordinance amending Title 3, Ethics, Chapter 3, Campaign Disclosure, of the Park City Municipal Code. This ordinance shall take effect

Park CityOriginally published August 24, 2026

Park City High School to Host First Home Football Game at Upgraded Dozier Field

Park City High School is preparing for its first home football game at the newly upgraded Dozier Field, following a major $15.7 million construction project approved by the school board. The renovations, which include a new track and reconstructed bleachers, were funded through bond funds and district reserves without increasing local taxes.

Park CityOriginally published August 24, 2026

Park City Planning Commission to Hold Meeting September 9

The Park City Planning Commission scheduled a regular meeting for September 9, 2026, to discuss several development proposals. The meeting will include a work session and a regular session featuring public hearings and potential actions.

Park CityOriginally published August 24, 2026

Song Summit panel tackles civility in political discourse

and how it compares to other moments in history. The conversation is a preview of a free, hour-long panel discussion — "A Discourse in Civility" — Jackson will lead at the Park City Song Summit Saturday. Jackson says history shows that much of today's challenges, from political violence to fake-news claims and contested elections aren't new.

via kpcw.orgPark CityOriginally published August 24, 2026

Heber City Businesses Expand Outdoor Rental and Retail Services

Local businesses in Heber City, including Uinta Recreation and Switchback Sports, are providing diverse rental and service options for outdoor enthusiasts in the Heber Valley. These businesses offer specialized equipment ranging from offroad vehicles and snowmobiles to downhill skis and mountain bikes.

Heber CityOriginally published August 21, 2026

Skis on the Run and Switchback Sports Expand Regional Services

Skis on the Run, a ski and snowboard rental delivery service, continues to operate alongside sister company Switchback Sports, which recently expanded its presence in the Heber Valley with a new location in Heber City. The two companies provide specialized gear rental and sales services across the Wasatch Back region.

Heber CityOriginally published August 21, 2026

'Game changer': Cancer center opens at Park City Hospital

KEY TAKEAWAYS Patients in the Wasatch Back will now be able to access cancer care closer to home, after the opening of the Park City Cancer Center. The center provides radiation treatment and increases the infusion chairs available at the Park City Hospital from four to 18.

via KSLPark CityOriginally published August 21, 2026

Park City Opera previews upcoming production

Park City Opera co-founder Lisl Wangermann and Joshua Hughes Park City Opera co-founder Lisl Wangermann and Joshua Hughes discuss this weekend's Romeo and Juliet show at the Eccles Center, the nonprofit's largest production yet. They also share more on their final free summer show at City Park Aug.

via kpcw.orgPark CityOriginally published August 21, 2026

A lifelong love of community radio led her to KPCW

Jolene shares how she became a volunteer DJ more than eight years ago after meeting John Burdick at a job fair, and how her radio career has since expanded to include hosting roles at both KPCW and KUER. Through it all, Jolene says community radio is about serving and connecting with listeners.

via kpcw.orgPark CityOriginally published August 21, 2026

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