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Alaska Pilot Greg King to Return to Palmer Following California Crash
Helicopter pilot Greg King is returning to Palmer, Alaska, following his death in a California wildfire crash. A procession is scheduled for Tuesday to honor the pilot, who was killed while battling the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park.
Vail: ‘third-party data’ shows Epic Pass outperforms others, despite sagging sales
Vail Resorts saw less profit in 2026 after one of the worst ski seasons on record. Park City Mountain’s parent company faced questions from shareholders Sept. Fourth-quarter numbers alone were up year-over-year, thanks to Vail’s lodging and dining contract with Grand Teton National Park.
Artists wanted for Park City’s holiday gondola, snow globe strolls
Applications for Park City's annual snow globe and gondola strolls are due Friday, Oct. Local artists are encouraged to submit their proposals for displays in the “holiday lights” theme. Artists will be notified Oct. The snow globes will be on Main Street from Nov.
Park City Olympian, Paralympian to be inducted into U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame
Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame. A Park City native, Ligety is one of the most accomplished Alpine ski racers in history with two Olympic gold medals, seven World Championship medals, 25 World Cup wins and 52 podiums. He is also one of four men to win a World Championship in three disciplines.
Park City Museum brings history to life at Glenwood Cemetery tribute
Some of the stories of Park City’s earliest residents will be told by volunteers Saturday at the annual Glenwood Cemetery tribute. “We do this every year to kind of tell stories about not only Park City's history but the people who lived during the time periods,” Knispel said on KPCW’s “Local News Hour,” Sept.
Firefighter returns home to Park City after losing his life while battling Dome Fire
Ryan Cutter was one of the two pilots who died while battling the Dome Fire in Yosemite. On Tuesday, he returned to Park City, where other pilots finished the journey for him.
Summit County seeks feedback on Kimball Junction pedestrian bridge - Park Record
224 in Kimball Junction near Ute Boulevard. As part of redevelopment and transportation improvements coming to Kimball Junction, Summit County is working with the Utah Department of Transportation and the Arts Council of Park City and Summit County to design and install the bridge.
Sports in Brief: A look at the Wasatch Back’s fall high school sports seasons
Miners The Miners girls soccer team took down Juan Diego Catholic 8-1 on Monday. Park City scored six first half goals to Juan Diego Catholic’s one, and two more to their none in the second. The Miners are 15-1 and will take on Highland at 5:30 p.m. Thursday on the road.
Election 2026: All of Summit County is in same congressional district, a change from two years ago - Park Record
Election Day is a little more than a month away. But some Summit County voters may not realize they reside in a different congressional district than they did the last time the lower chamber of Congress was on the ballot. The redrawn map put all of Summit County in the 3rd Congressional District.
Obituary: Jack Crutchfield Jr.
Jack Clifton Crutchfield Jr., 58, died peacefully at home in Park City, Utah, on Friday, September 18, 2026. Jack was born March 21, 1968, to Jack and Channing Crutchfield. A Marine Corps family, the Crutchfields made homes in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; Marietta, Georgia; and Kailua, Hawaii, where Jack graduated from Kalaheo High School in […] The post Obituary: Jack Crutchfield Jr.
Procession to honor Park City man killed fighting Dome Wildfire
Ryan shared this photo last month on his socials. 40 near the Mayflower exit and Jordanelle overpass. People also gathered at the Summit Park exit near the Park City Fire District flag along the westbound I-80 off-ramp.
Park City drivers hit deer; elk carcass also reported
The Park City Police Department received a series of recent reports involving wildlife, including collisions with drivers on busy streets. The police regularly log wildlife-related cases involving species like deer, elk and moose.
Remains of helicopter pilot killed while fighting Yosemite wildfire to return home
The Park City helicopter pilot who was killed while fighting a California wildfire is set to return home Tuesday, accompanied by an honor procession. Park City resident Ryan Cutter was one of two helicopter pilots killed while responding to the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park in California on Sept.
Park City vote on Bonanza Park proposal not scheduled for Oct. 14 meeting
It appears the Park City Planning Commission in mid-October will not make what will eventually be a closely watched decision about a development proposal involving the municipal government in Bonanza Park. The post Park City vote on Bonanza Park proposal not scheduled for Oct.
Park City celebrates fall with scarecrow festival at McPolin Barn
The festival will include pumpkin and face painting at the McPolin Barn Saturday, Oct. Locals can stuff their own scarecrow to display along the trail at the annual festival or at home. It is $25 to stuff a scarecrow. Tickets include a support for the scarecrow, display packet and straw stuffing.
Procession to be held for Park City man who died fighting California wildfire
Ryan Cutter, of Park City, and Greg King, of Alaska, were members of Precision and were working as an exclusive-use helicopter crew for the Payette National Forest, the Forest Service said. Visit Advertiser websiteGO TO PAGEThe Forest Service said the pilots were involved in wildfire suppression efforts and had helped ground crews make progress on the fire before they died on Sept.
Park City Film Festival releases panel topics, schedule for October event
Local and international filmmakers will visit the Wasatch Back in October for the inaugural Park City Film Festival. The festival runs Oct. Opening night includes a screening of local filmmaker JJ Gerber’s documentary, “The Life We Leave,” followed by a discussion Oct.
Wasatch Back procession to honor fallen firefighter pilot Tuesday
The procession will begin in Heber and end in the Summit Park neighborhood in Summit County. Park City resident Ryan Cutter died Sept. He will now be brought home Sept. Highway 40 to Interstate 80.
Utah House, Senate candidates to discuss air, water, energy, data centers, economy at Park City forum
Candidates for Utah House Districts 4 and 59 and Senate District 20 will meet with voters from Summit and Wasatch counties Oct. 6 in Park City for a nonpartisan public forum focused on issues affecting the future of Utah’s communities, economy and environment.
Dignified transfer set for pilots killed in Yosemite Dome Fire crash
Two pilots killed in a September 20 helicopter crash while supporting the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park will undergo a dignified transfer on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The pilots were members of Precision serving the Payette National Forest.
Park City tops Juan Diego Catholic 8-1 in 4A girls soccer
Park City beat Juan Diego Catholic (Draper) 8-1 in 4A girls soccer on Monday, Sept. 28, according to the Utah High School Activities Association (UHSAA) scoreboard.
Vail Resorts says new Park City Mountain lifts will be ready by 2027-28 season
The upgraded lifts will aim to support a faster and more intuitive experience out of the Mountain Village base area as well as better circulation and more effective guest distribution across key on-mountain connection points, the company said. The investments follow the new Sunrise Gondola installed last season and the new Skyway Gondola being installed for this season.
Park City police blotter: Music from ice cream truck reported as disruptive
An ice cream truck prompted a report to the Park City Police Department. The case was logged on Monday, Sept. Someone contacted the Police Department saying the vehicle had been playing ice cream truck music for upward of three hours on Kearns Boulevard or in the area.
Park City summer visitation mixed, most local tax revenues rise
Park City's summer visitation is a mixed bag, depending on the type of lodging property. Overall, Park City's summer visitation through August is up, but Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff said the numbers vary on the type of lodging property.
Procession for helicopter pilot who died fighting Dome Fire set for Tuesday - Park Record
Community members are invited to join a procession on Tuesday for Ryan Cutter, a Summit Park resident who died on Sept. 20 while fighting the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park.
Park City MOFO bike ride raises $700,000 for National Ability Center
Mountain bikers of all ages and abilities battled up Park City’s “Puke Hill” Saturday. The annual National Ability Center event raised $700,000 this year. “This ride is so demanding, and everybody has a different challenge,” White said. "The event offers different tiers, ranging from the 30-mile full course with 4,500 feet of elevation gain to the 14-mile adaptive-only version.
National Ability Center holds ride for adaptive athlete awareness
PARK CITY, Utah (ABC4) — The National Ability Center held its 17th annual MOFO Ride in Park City, raising awareness for adaptive athletes. Founded in Park City in 1985, the NAC empowers individuals with disabilities through adaptive recreation, outdoor adventure, and community-based programs that build confidence, independence, and belonging.
Park Silly Sunday, dog pond, and Bonanza Flat begin seasonal closures - TownLift, Park City News
Bonanza Flat Parking lot. Photo: TownLift PARK CITY, Utah — Park City’s summer season is winding down, with one last Park Silly Sunday and seasonal closures coming to outdoor recreation spots around town. Park Silly Sunday The final Park Silly Sunday Market of the season will take over on Park City’s Historic Main Street on Sunday, Sept.
Lodging report shows successful summer, uncertain predictions for winter - Park Record
A recent report from Inntopia detailed the occupancy rates of several mountain towns, including Park City, from May through August and gave projections for fall and winter months. Summer in mountain resorts was really positive in general, said Tom Foley, author of the study.
Park City tops Murray 5-0 in girls soccer; 1 more Park City result
Park City defeated Murray 5-0 in girls soccer. Park City defeated Judge Memorial Catholic 3-0 in girls volleyball.
Park City rolls past Uintah for Wasatch Back's only win
Park City celebrated homecoming with a win over Uintah, while other Wasatch Back football teams faced a challenging Friday night. Park City built a comfortable 20-0 first half lead behind two 80-yard touchdown drives and an interception return for touchdown.
Miners girls soccer team dominates Murray on senior night - Park Record
Park City honored seniors Marley Filippone, Carmen Fletcher, Elsa Dellenbach, Jo Peterson, Juniper Bales, Lizzy Schlegel, Sawyer Sheffer, Gracie Bullock, Addison Bowers, Tia Peay, Kelly Hough, Hailey Olsen, Sadie Weissman and Sadie Thimm with a pregame ceremony featuring their families. “To be celebrating them as seniors is pretty funny,” DiCicco said.
Park City X Games club drafts freeskier Alex Hall - Park Record
Hall’s accolades somehow didn’t get him drafted incredibly high up in the 40 picks in last Wednesday’s inaugural X Games League winter draft at Cosm Los Angeles. “Alex has been around forever,” Hazen said. “He to me is a pro to the pros.
Summit County revokes composting facility permits after monthslong delay
The county council had given Spoil to Soil until April to address alleged permit violations. After the composting company appealed, the Summit County Council made it official Wednesday. Summit County is a financial supporter of KPCW.
Run-A-Muk reopens after monthlong resurfacing project
The Run-A-Muk off-leash area was previously closed on weekdays for a September resurfacing project. The monthlong project started Sept. Basin Recreation also invites users of the 43-acre open space to its fall cleanup days. Volunteers can help clean up gloves, balls, bags and dog poop Oct.
Thaynes Mine restoration preserves ski and mine history
The Thaynes Mine is one of dozens in the Park City mountains, but its hidden history makes it unlike any other in America, possibly the world. The Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History are working hard during a short window of summer weather to preserve the past as much as possible.
Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History restores Thaynes Mine
The final pieces of the Thaynes Mine restoration include building a new roof and installing mesh grids on the windows. The mine was built in 1937 to access silver and lead during Park City’s silver boom. It will be open for visitors as an interactive piece of town history Oct.
Clark Ranch development would permanently displace some wildlife, study finds
The Park City Planning Commission is continuing talks about a development proposal at Clark Ranch. The potential impact of a project on wildlife is one of the noted issues.
Summit County to host informational Taco-bout Kimball Junction development session
Summit County residents can learn more about the changes coming to the Kimball Junction area Oct. 3 at the new PEAK Center on Landmark Drive. Free taco and falafel food trucks will be available.