Provo High School's boys varsity football team currently holds a 1-4-0 record following a recent loss to Salem Hills. The team's upcoming schedule includes matchups against Mountain View, Park City, and Wasatch.
One was Rhonda Sideris. The Rotary each year forms a committee to decide who will receive the awards. The club gave the honors during its monthly meeting at the Sheraton Park City on Sidewinder. Sideris started R&R Properties, now Park City Lodging, 42 years ago.
A public hearing is scheduled regarding the issuance of bonds and the potential economic impacts of a project on the private sector.
The Park City Rotary Club named an entrepreneur and a multi-faceted volunteer as its citizens of the year. This year Park City Lodging president and founder Rhonda Sideris received the professional award. "I have a lot of support in this community," Sideris told KPCW.
Councilmembers say the public infrastructure districts could help more people achieve homeownership. PIDs have been available to Utah developers since 2019. They’re a way to use bonds to pay for infrastructure in new development. But at a meeting Tuesday, Sept.
The man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk as he spoke at Utah Valley University last year will stand trial and could face the death penalty. Robinson's attorneys entered a plea of not guilty to the charges.
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The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat Aug. 25 that divides two existing parcels west of the PEAK Center into six lots, setting up the first projects. “We’re only here tonight to subdivide the parcels,” Strader told commissioners.
Monday, Aug. Incident: Traffic hazard Construction road-closed signs near Snow Creek Drive and Park Avenue had been moved or knocked over. Tuesday, Aug. 25 Incident: Non-injury accident Two vehicles were involved in an accident on Kearns Boulevard.
Park City police officers in late August pulled over drivers for a variety of suspected traffic offenses, including cases the agency says involved speeds well above posted limits. The Police Department regularly conducts traffic patrols on entryways and in neighborhoods.
Colin Peter Hilton died in Park City, Utah on Friday Aug. 21, 2026. He was Born the youngest of 7 siblings on May 1, 1968, in Buffalo, New York to John and Mary Hilton, Colin has always been a deeply determined, forward thinking, and exceptionally kind individual.
UTAH — Recent monsoon storms have provided both some relief drought and major flooding events across Utah as late summer storms have blown through the state. As of Aug. 27, 100% of Utah remained in some form of drought, according to the division.
City Manager Adam Lenhard and Sustainability Director Luke Cartin from Park City Municipal discuss this week's council agenda, including a water rate study and the associated bump in fees. Lenhard says the last comprehensive look at water rates was in 2017 and was followed by rate adjustments during the past four years.
Amended AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL Wednesday, September 2, 2026 NOTICE is hereby given that the Summit County Council will meet, on Wednesday, September 2, 2026 electronically, via Zoom, and at the anchor location of Richins Auditorium 1885 W. Ute Blvd., Park City, UT 84098 (All times
Run-A-Muk will be closed in Kimball Junction for trail resurfacing starting Sept. Mountain Trails Foundation Executive Director Lora Anthony says Kimball Junction’s Run-A-Muk trail will be closed weekdays starting Sept. Anthony also advised trail users the Point 2 Point bike race will bring hundreds of people to Park City’s trails from Round Valley to Park City Mountain Saturday.
Amendments to the Eastern Summit County General Plan will be approved by the county council. The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission has spent the last six months reviewing amendments to the general plan. The commission will then vote on a recommendation to the county council, which has the final say.
The Monster Drawing Rally is a live art-making event held in partnership with the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County and the Kimball Art Center. This event allows spectators to observe the creative process of local artists and provides opportunities to expand art collections.
Max Willis is the Swiss Days committee chair. The Swiss Days committee does not advertise for the event; it’s entirely word-of-mouth. “The scale and different activities we do around Swiss Days has changed a little over the years,” Willis said.
Park City resident David Staley has embraced a new normal after receiving an HPV-related tonsil cancer diagnosis. He found strength through music, community support, and compassionate medical care during his treatment.
The Kimball Art Center scheduled an architectural discussion for September 16, 2026, at the Park City High School Auditorium. The event will feature leading architecture firms discussing the future of art institutions.
Park City Mountain Resort has unveiled a new "Larger Than Life" brand platform for the 2026-27 season, featuring infrastructure upgrades and a new superpipe. The campaign, narrated by Shaun White, coincides with upcoming hosting of The Snow League and long-term preparations for the 2034 Olympic Winter Games.
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.
A developer is subdividing its land to break ground north of the newly christened 'Nordic Drive.' And the map of its project is taking shape: The Summit County Council renamed Tech Center Drive to Nordic Drive on Aug. “Lot 2 would be the affordable housing project, for instance,” he told planning commissioners Aug.
High Valley Transit officials say the bus rapid transit construction is on schedule to be completed by 2028. Chief Development Officer for High Valley Gabe Shields said crews are almost finished expanding state Route 224 for the bus rapid transit project.
Deer Valley will debut seven new ski runs and one new ski lift for the 2026-2027 season, the latest additions to its East Village terrain. As amazing as last year was, and getting that terrain open and everything, we just weren't able to see its full potential, he said.
Park City High School leaders are considering starting a lottery for parking passes. The current in-person purchase system led students to camp overnight this year.
A Prospector resident who was previously part of a group that challenged lift upgrades at Park City Mountain is seeking a judicial review of the approval. Alan Theis filed a petition in Third District Court over the approved upgrades to the resort’s Silverlode and Eagle lifts.
A new state survey will direct school library staff across the state to detail their book purchases, spending and more. A new state survey will direct school library staff across the state to detail their book purchases, spending and more.
Morgan opened the scoring with a passing touchdown and a successful extra point in the first quarter. Morgan added two passing touchdowns in the third quarter to make it 35-0. Park City finished the game with four interceptions.
Park City faces a significant financial hurdle in its effort to expand affordable housing, with developers now paying $400,500 per unit to bypass construction requirements. This cost accompanies a city mandate to ensure 15% of the workforce lives within city limits by 2032.
The St. George Museum of Art is recruiting volunteers and docents to lead tours and assist with community outreach. This recruitment follows the recent appointment of Meagan Evans as Manager and Curator and comes amid a season of diverse solo exhibitions.
The Summit County Republican Party has formally declared its support for House Bill 356, a law mandating a transition from at-large to district-based representation for the Summit County Council. The legislation, signed into law in March 2025, requires the county to move away from its current Council-Manager model of at-large representation to a system where residents elect single representatives for specific geographic districts.
Park City sales tax revenue has fallen 20% compared to 2025 levels, according to data from the Utah State Tax Commission. City officials state the budget will balance using reserves with no impact on services.
The Snyderville Basin Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing for September 8, 2026, to discuss several development projects in Summit County.
The 2026 Park City Twilight XC, the fifth annual iteration of the early-season cross-country meet, took place on August 20, 2026, at the Quinns Junction Athletic Fields. The event featured hundreds of runners across various divisions, including junior varsity and varsity races.
Ten mixologists went head-to-head in front of a panel of judges for the chance to win $1,000 and bragging rights as the winner of the Mountain Mixer cocktail contest. The winner, Adriel Danan representing Dos Olas Cantina at Pendry Park City, said he didn’t expect a victory.
Nordstrom Rack is scheduled to open a new location at Junction Commons in Park City on October 22, 2026. The retail expansion follows long-term development discussions for the 37.32-acre mixed-use project.
Heber Valley destinations like Deer Valley Resort and Wasatch Mountain State Park offer diverse summer activities, ranging from mountain biking and hiking to championship golf. While Deer Valley provides luxury summer amenities including chairlift access and outdoor concerts, Wasatch Mountain State Park features the challenging 18-hole Mountain Course designed by Bill Neff.
PARK CITY, Utah — Gov. Steve Waldrip, the governor’s senior adviser for housing strategy and innovation, made the remarks during an Aug. 18 Heber City Council meeting. "So my message back from our good governor, who cares deeply about these issues, is: Your funding as a county is now at risk, meaning none," Waldrip said.
High school football teams across the Wasatch Back had another rough week as North Summit salvaged the area's only win. The Park City Miners lost their home opener 35-0 to the Morgan Trojans on Friday night. Morgan methodically picked apart the Park City defense as they built a 35-point lead through three quarters.
