Grace Doerfler is a journalist based in Park City, Utah, and writes for KPCW Radio. Her work focuses on local news and events, including coverage of community issues, outdoor activities, and cultural happenings. Her articles have been featured in various publications, including New Ways Ministry, San Francisco Chronicle, and USA TODAY.
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Heber Valley residents will soon have a new place to lay their loved ones to rest.
There aren’t yet clear rules about e-bike usage in Wasatch County. After three teenagers were injured in a crash, leaders are considering how to keep riders safe.
The central Heber water and sewer replacement project is over budget and behind schedule. The council may issue new bonds to pay for it.
There’s a new air quality monitor in Heber – and locals can benefit from the data.
Wasatch County teachers are trying a new approach called the "science of reading" to teach children to read.
By: Grace Doerfler
A golf lodge is planned for the new SkyRidge development near the Jordanelle Reservoir. The Wasatch County Council will visit the site Wednesday, Sept. 4.
The Heber City Council says the city manager should earn more, to match what nearby entities pay their managers.
The co-founder of two Heber-based companies, Probst Electric and Summit Line Construction, is facing felony charges in Idaho for a series of alleged hunting violations.
The Heber City Police Department has recognized a Wasatch County man who may have saved a local woman's life.
By: Grace Doerfler
A year after two Wasatch High students in two weeks were critically injured after being hit by cars near school, no crossing guard will be assigned to Heber's Main Street.
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