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Bill Malone, who held a major role in Park City’s tourism industry for more than two decades, was presented with the Spirit of Hospitality Award at the chamber of commerce’s annual meeting.

Sundance Film Festival visitation rebounded this year, ahead of the event’s final act in Utah.

City leaders envision the senior center moving from its longtime home on Woodside Avenue to the Mawhinney parking lot, located between the Park City Library and skatepark.

We now know the findings of an independent inquiry into the Wasatch County Sheriff’s Office. It uncovered allegations of perceived favoritism, misuse of public funds and a fear of retaliation among employees.

Park City Recreation’s Department has made a minor change to how courts are split for tennis and pickleball at the MARC this winter.

Construction has begun on the state Route 224 bus rapid transit project, an effort to increase reliability and ridership on public transit. The project will take another two years to complete.

Park City Municipal cut the ribbon on a new 12-foot wide pathway on Thaynes Canyon Drive, bringing pedestrian access to a neighborhood road that previously had no sidewalk.

A group of local organizations is teaming up to provide affordable housing to Park City workers this winter. Qualified landlords are eligible for incentives, including free skis.

The Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District tracks local wastewater to detect the prevalence of various diseases.

Local nonprofit Live Like Sam is partnering with other organizations to host a free panel centered on fostering emotional resilience in teens.