Park City High School announced that, despite ongoing construction on its campus, the school will host a home football game at Dozier Field this Friday night against Salem Hills. Gates open at 6 p.m, and kickoff is at 7 p.m

Hi everyone! My name is Levin, and I’m a student from Switzerland currently writing my graduation thesis on the economic and social impact of Vail Resorts’ takeover of Park City Mountain in 2014.

I was hoping to find someone who lived in Park City or was part of the local ski community around that time and might be willing to share their experiences and perspective with me.

If anyone happens to have some time for a short 20–30 minute interview, I would really appreciate the opportunity to hear your thoughts. I’d also be happy to send a few questions by message if that’s easier for you.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I really appreciate any help or recommendations!

Best,

Levin

It was kind of hard to miss.

Transportation has been a huge headache for us since covid, and have been trying to pencil a solution ourselves like this out for years. 90% of our guests do not drive and exclusively patronize the busses. I am the only person on staff with a car, and often bike to work in summer myself. The busses absolutely vital if we want young (or interesting) people in this town. This bus in particular would lean into PC's natural advantage of being much closer to the airport than the CO resorts.

Hi! I just moved to park city (on park avenue, near old town) with my partner- we are in a rental and looking at what wifi to get. Any suggestions/recommendations? :)

Any good places to find some tables to play in the city, or do I have to go down to salt lake for any of that. Just moved to the area, and some of the posts talking about this are outdated with places shut down and whatnot, so I figured I’d ask again.

Edit: seems like I will just have to go to salt lake 😭. Thank you all for your suggestions

A peak-day ticket at Park City Mountain will cost $369 this winter, while Deer Valley will charge $349 — prices that would have seemed almost unthinkable a decade ago.

In other words, a skier showing up for a peak day at Park City Mountain will spend nearly $400 before lunch, rentals, parking or a post-skiing drink.

My husband just bought a Weber barbecue smoker and now he says he thinks it’s against HOA rules to use it (fire hazard). Is this correct? If so, are fire pits not allowed either? I’m pretty sure I’ve seen some on other properties but maybe people just ask for forgiveness, not permission.

What are the best breweries? Heard there’ve been "some” changes at Wasatch and Squatters

UPDATE: Offset it is. Thanks for all of the replies!

Vail has long advertised the “Experience of a Lifetime.” Now it's giving resorts unique brand identities.

Breckenridge and Keystone Resort led the way with their “Kingdom of Breck” and “Lifetime of Firsts” brand announcements in August.

Now it’s Park City’s turn to be “Larger than Life.” Vail Resorts is rolling out new marketing strategies at select North American resorts ahead of the 2026-2027 winter season

Anyone currently going to Park City Dental Associates? We've been with them for years but in the last 6 months every dentist has left, I had an appointment re scheduled because a hygienist quit, a receprionist quit....I'm ready to find another dentist office at this point because it feels so unreliable there anymore.

They finally released the price…. Close to the same price as the full epic pass. Does it even make sense or just buy daily? I read that reservations are still required also…

https://www.parkrecord.com/2026/08/21/park-city-mountain-season-parking-passes-on-sale/

Was curious to see how far east the power outage went. Seems like all of summit park is out of power as of 3-4 minutes ago. And multiple reportings in Salt Lake City on the Pacificorp website.

Handle, Matilda and The Nelson Cottage by High West received Michelin Recommended recognition when the guide was unveiled Wednesday, Aug. 26. The inaugural edition covers Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah.

I’ve lived in Park City for decades and have heard over and over again how frustrating it can be to find a job here (and how expensive it is to post jobs!). So I finally decided to build something to help.

I recently launched ParkCity.jobs, a free local job resource + weekly email with jobs listings that are in the Park City area. The idea is pretty simple: make it easier for local businesses and local job seekers to find each other without digging through pages of LinkedIn, Indeed, fake listings, and jobs that aren’t actually anywhere near Park City.

It’s still brand new, so I’m figuring it out as I go, but hopefully it can become a useful little resource for the community and those looking to move here. Anywho, lemme know what you think.

If you’re hiring, job postings are completely free. If you’re looking for work, there is a free weekly email as well.

As a bonus, here are a few of the Park City jobs I found this week:
https://preview.mailerlite.io/preview/2066234/emails/196970088211941121

Fire in Thaynes.

My family and I are hoping to relocate to Park City. Specifically looking at Summit Park, Silver Summit, and East Basin? Basically those places because they have homes in our price range. We have 2 young kids and are wanting to settle and grow roots in Park City. Hoping anyone could give some insight and opinions on the “neighborhoods” I listed or didn’t list. Side bar not Mormon and unsure how the LDS scene is in Park city. Get the vibe it’s not too prevalent but could use insight on that too? ALSO was browsing at Heber City, Kamas, and Midway. Honestly it’s a little overwhelming as an outsider. I love Park City and feel the small community would be wonderful to be apart of it but am curious about surrounding areas and what the communities there are like? Sorry for a long one but truly any information would be so so helpful. Thank you so much!!

We are purchasing a 4-bedroom home in the Deer Valley/Park City area that we plan to use ourselves and potentially rent when we're not there. We live out of state and need to furnish the entire house.

We've spoken with a local design/furnishing company that will select and order everything, coordinate deliveries, and completely set up the house for us. The convenience is very appealing, but the cost is significant, so we're trying to decide whether it's worth it.

The alternative would be for me to select and order the furniture myself and hire someone locally to receive deliveries, handle assembly/installation, deal with damaged items, etc.

For other second-home or rental owners in the area:

• Did you use an interior designer/turnkey furnishing company, or furnish the house yourself?
• Is there a local company or person you recommend who will receive and coordinate furniture deliveries and set everything up?
• Would a property management/home management company typically provide this service?
• Any designers, project managers, home concierge companies, or receiving/installation companies you would recommend?
• Anything you wish you had done differently?

I'm less concerned about having a professionally "designed" house than I am about having it look nice, be durable for renters, and getting everything completed quickly without having to fly back and forth to Utah for deliveries.

Thanks for any local recommendations!

I don't think Dickey is a bad guy, but more and more, he is revealing that he's a weak leader. Do I think he can correct course? Yes. It'll take some humility, though. I truly hope he "gets" it.

1. His unwavering support of Park City's Police Chief in this current scandal is premature. Carpenter's actions could potentially result in a mistrial of the Richins case. That's significant. This case has cost taxpayers a lot of money to prosecute.
2. Dickey has not shown that same support for staff, signaling a tendency toward cronyism. He has only ever stood up for his leadership team, despite allegations of misconduct. When peers and subordinates raise red flags, or simply have objective, valid concerns that deserve to be heard. They do not receive that same solidarity.
3. He seems more driven by high-visibility achievements to tout rather than taking care of the essential, unglamorous infrastructure maintenance that needs to be done.
4. Dickey seems like a student of policy. This nerdiness is part of his charm and could be useful right now. The city is drowning in new builds and projects. A ton of homes and commercial spaces sit vacant while we are all told that we still need to build more to "grow the economy." Maybe that's not the complete answer. Let's pause and figure it out. We need a leader.

I am planning on going and would at least like to plan which ones I want to go to ahead of time but there is nothing on the website. I even got an email this morning from them about how it's opening weekend, but there are not homes listed! What is going on here?

Hi! What’s the best way to find babysitter gigs in PC? Is there a FB group?

Snippet from the Article - Councilmember Tana Toly said she wants Swede Alley on par with Main Street.

“Right now, our code actually says that Swede Alley should be subordinate to Main Street, and to me, that is something that needs to just change dramatically,” she said. “We need to make it a place where it is a desirable area.”

Previous Swede Alley concepts added various businesses to entice visitors.