Amber Borowski Johnson is a journalist based in Park City, Utah, and writes for KPCW Radio. With a focus on local news and events, Amber covers a wide range of topics including community happenings, human interest stories, and profiles of inspiring individuals. Her articles provide readers with a glimpse into the unique and vibrant community of Park City and the surrounding areas.
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Park City, Utah, United States (Local)
Amber's focus is on local events, charity work, and human interest stories in the Park City area of Utah. She covers a range of topics including philanthropy, women’s empowerment, community support, fundraising, nonprofit organizations and sports.
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A community event recently celebrated a sweet maple tapping season at Wasatch Mountain State Park.
By: Amber Borowski Johnson
The Wasatch Back Fruit Tree Project is asking for help to determine what fruit trees thrive in the Wasatch Back.
By: Amber Borowski Johnson
Coleman Childs with judges Jessica Larson, David Studdert, Jim Ritchie and Devin Johnson
A feisty 8-year-old Parkite was recently crowned the No. 1 Overall Snowboard National Champion.
Family, friends and former athletes recently gathered to dedicate Wasatch High School’s Tolley Track to a local legend.
By: Amber Borowski Johnson
There were a lot of tears and cheers at the “I Can Do Hard Things 5K” fundraiser to support kids with special needs last weekend.
By: Amber Borowski Johnson
Bajo un nuevo programa estatal de seguro médico los niños indocumentados en Utah califican para beneficios médicos.
By: Amber Borowski Johnson
The historic 80-acre Camp Steiner in the Uintas will soon reopen as the Sunrock High Adventure Base for individuals and youth groups.
By: Amber Borowski Johnson
People 's Health Clinic está curando vidas afectadas por traumas con su nuevo departamento de salud mental.
A deserving student has won Wasatch High School’s Cool2Care truck after an entertaining final face-off.
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