Brock Marchant is a staff writer who focuses on local news in Park City, Utah. With his work appearing in The Park Record Newspaper, Utah Public Radio, The Herald Journal, and Idaho State Journal, Brock covers a range of topics including politics, housing issues, legislation, and education. He is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting to his community.
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By: Brock Marchant
A Utah land management administration, Wasatch County’s Christensen family and a real estate development/capital investment have all come together to ask Heber City to change their annexation plan to allow it to include around 4,200 acres between Red Ledges and Wolf Creek Ranch. In the longer term, they’d like Heber City to complete the annexation […]
By: Brock Marchant
Earlier this month, Jami Hewlett, Wasatch County councilor candidate and Heber City Planning Commission alternate member, publicly distributed a letter she wrote and falsely attributed to Winston Lee of Lee Music raising concerns he didn’t actually have about Heber City’s downtown plans. Monday, she received an ultimatum from city officials: Resign or get voted off […]
By: Brock Marchant
Shortly after candidate filings in Summit County ended earlier this year, there were a total of eight candidates running for three open Park City School District Board seats, including all three incumbents up for reelection. Now, on the eve of Election Day, four are candidates left. All three of the incumbents quit their races months […]
By: Brock Marchant
Only about 41% of Summit County ballots have been counted by the clerk’s office so far, but early election results released Tuesday night show Kathleen Britton with a lead over Danny Glasser in the election for Park City School Board Seat 3. The preliminary results show 739 voters cast their ballots for Britton, compared to […]
By: Brock Marchant
Wasatch County Councilor Kendall Crittenden has an early lead to retain his position according to preliminary results. Credit: Clayton Steward/Park Record
By: Brock Marchant
Early Wasatch County election results show voters from ballots counted so far have favored Kim Dickerson, Breanne Dedrickson and Tom Stone to represent them on the Wasatch County School District. Running for Seat F, Dickerson has 1,263 votes compared to her opponent Randall Lund’s 821. In the race for Seat G, Dedrickson has 846 while […]
By: Brock Marchant
Early election results released by Wasatch County Clerk’s Office Tuesday evening showed Republican Mark Nelson ahead of Democrat Sherrie Bercuson in the race for County Council Seat E. From the ballots processed so far, Nelson had gotten 1,713 votes and Bercuson 924. The two candidates answered questions about their plans if elected at a Heber […]
By: Brock Marchant
Kathleen Britton has a decisive lead lead over Danny Glasser in the election for Park City School Board Seat 3 with half the votes reported as counted so far. The latest update released by the Summit County Clerk’s Office on Thursday night shows 931 voters cast their ballots for Britton, compared to 652 for Glasser. […]
By: Clara Hatcher, Brock Marchant
Taxpayers have the opportunity to review and provide feedback on the $118.8 million Wasatch County annual budget for the coming year.
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