Heber City artist Michelle Koskovich’s home is full of flowers she never waters that bloom all year long. Unlike most gardeners, Koskovich doesn’t begin growing a flower by burying a seed in soil.

Ever since the Freeride World Tour merged with the International Ski and Snowboard Federation, or FIS, in 2022, those around freeride have been hopeful that the sport would soon be added to a Winter ...

The Summit County Council will likely hold a public hearing next month for residents to comment on the Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District’s proposed $150 million bond to fund new facilities ...

The Park City Women’s 9-Hole Golf League will once again tee up for a great cause as its cancer fundraiser, Rally for a Cure, ...

Since 2002, Summit Land Conservancy has helped save and preserve nearly 26,000 acres and 63 properties across Northern Utah, and the Blue Sky Bash plays a significant part in continuing the ...

The Eastern Summit County Planning Commission is evaluating whether to include guidelines in an updated General Plan governing the placement of large-scale data centers, with planning commissioners ...

Lindsay Johnson, a 34-year-old night nanny accused of aggravated child abuse, will not stand trial for a second time in ...

Community members in Wallsburg are mobilizing to fight against incoming preliminary municipality development in Wasatch County, some of which is slated to abut the small town.

Timber Lakes resident Russ Jones is a Toltec master who takes people on spiritual journeys to the high Andes in Peru, and he is also a voting member of the Recording Academy, commonly known as the ...

The Tender Land’ Park City Opera plans to till some new ground with its premiere of Aaron Copland’s “The Tender Land” on July 18 and 19 at Temple Har Shalom, 3700 N. Brookside Ct. Both performances ...

Each week, the culinary team designs a menu of light bites meant to pair with beers from two guest breweries. This year's series started Tuesday with Bohemian Brewery and Uinta Brewing Co, and will ...

The effects of the weak winter system extended into spring activity more than anticipated, according to a July staff report ...