Toria Barnhart is a Reporter at The Park Record. With a passion for adventure travel and a keen interest in urban design and development, she covers a range of topics including real estate investment and residential real estate across the United States. Toria has been recognized as Utah's Best Newspaper Reporter for two consecutive years and is featured in The Park Record Newspaper.
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Toria's coverage heavily focuses on local government, politics, and crime in Summit County, Utah. Her emphasis is on evolving stories and government announcements with a significant portion of breaking news.
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Zions Public Finance Inc. consultants present findings of study that says new town could sustain itself
By: Toria Barnhart
Kouri Richins, the Kamas mother of three who wrote a children's book about coping with grief after her husband's death and was later accused of fatally poisoning him, looks on during an August 2024 hearing in the Third District Court. Credit: Rick Bowmer, AP Pool
By: Toria Barnhart
The Park City School District Credit: Park Record File Photo by David Jackson
By: Toria Barnhart
Holiday gift giving can be daunting, especially with so many unique people on the shopping list. If you aren’t sure where to start, narrowing down what gifts to purchase by hobby can be an easy way to ensure the recipient actually enjoys their present, keeping you on the nice list. Here’s a round-up of where […]
Utah Avalanche Center awareness manager Liam McDonald knows people travel from around the world to play in Park City and Utah’s mountains, which boasts the greatest snow on earth. He emphasizes that whether visitors or longtime locals are heading out to ski, snowboard, snowmobile, snowshoe, cross-country ski, or even tube down the slopes, understanding avalanche […]
By: Toria Barnhart
The sluggish start to Utah’s famous winters isn’t slowing down the fun in the Wasatch Back courtesy of Woodward Park City. Just off Interstate 80, the 125-acre campus is not only a playground for thrill-seekers but also a community space seeking to redefine the mountain experience. Families searching for the best ways to make the […]
By: Toria Barnhart
Christie Babalis’ top priority is "protecting the community from unfettered growth."
By: Toria Barnhart
A Summit County judge was expected to sentence Kouri Richins, the Kamas mother found guilty of killing her husband, to 25 years to life in prison next month, but a new request from her defense team could delay the hearing by five weeks. On Wednesday, the attorneys asked Third District Court Judge Richard Mrazik to […]
By: Toria Barnhart
The Wasatch Record invites community members from across the Wasatch Back — whether longtime residents or newcomers — to attend a free community listening session from 5 to 7 p.m. on May 4 at Midway Town Hall, where locals can speak directly with reporters to help shape future news coverage in the region.
By: Toria Barnhart
Kouri Richins, the Kamas mother of three who was found guilty of killing her husband, Eric Richins, will be sentenced to 25 years to life in prison without the possibility of parole on what would have been his 44th birthday. Defense attorneys earlier this month asked Third District Court Judge Richard Mrazik to move the […]
