The Park Record Newspaper

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. Instead, she takes her scissors to soda cans to create recycled aluminum flowers — an art form she refers to as “a-bloom-inum.”

The events, running Thursday through Saturday, pair local restaurants with wineries, sommeliers and wine educators for one-of-a-kind meals, and festival Event Director Kristen Slater said the goal is for guests to plan a full week around wine.

Wasatch County advanced annexation agreements with Heber City that will solidify boundaries in the North Fields area.

Wasatch County has approved parameters for employees using artificial intelligence, but IT Director Don Wood said he still wants employees to explore and use the technology.

Park City endurance athlete and realtor Rob Lea plunked himself down on a quiet beach in Hokkaido, Japan, earlier this summer.

One of the names that was referenced on Thursday during a lengthy hearing regarding lift upgrades at Park City Mountain is recognizable across the community and in international winter-sports circles.

Heber City native Spencer Jacobsen has experienced it all while driving in the Wasatch County Demolition Derby. He’s bailed out of a burning vehicle, been hit so hard he’s heard bells ringing and, after turning a corner too fast, rolled his car a complete 360 degrees and just kept on driving.

Maggie Mattinson

Meteorologists are predicting that a strong monsoon season will start this weekend, which could potentially last through the end of summer.

October 17, 1943 – June 5, 2026Dr. Edward D. Fiscus, age 82, of Park City, UT, formerly of Bowling Green, OH, passed away at Park City Intermountain Hospital Hospice Care on June 5,2026, after a valiant battle against a rare form of cancer. He was held in the arms of his wife, Julie, son, Dave, […]