Park Record
Park City, Utah, United StatesEnglishServing as the primary source of news for Park City and Summit County since 1880, this publication documents the evolution of the region from a historic mining camp into a world-class mountain resort destination. Its editorial focus emphasizes local government, environmental stewardship, and community arts, providing essential coverage for both long-term residents and the seasonal tourism industry.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN UTAH
Publishing in the Beehive State is historically defined by the enduring two-newspaper rivalry in its capital city. The secular, non-profit Salt Lake Tribune and the LDS Church-owned Deseret News dominate the statewide market, having maintained a joint operating agreement for decades before shifting toward digital-first distribution models. Outside the capital, readers rely on regional dailies like the Ogden Standard-Examiner and the Logan Herald Journal to cover their local communities. Alternative publications such as the Salt Lake City Weekly provide independent investigative journalism, alongside rural outlets like Moab's Canyon Country Zephyr. Paperboy indexes 41 Utah newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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- Activist investor Oasis nominates Picabo Street and others for Vail Resorts’ board of directors
- Zoning change would turn Heber City property into a parking lot, if approved
- Park City development partnership provides breakdown of possibilities for Bonanza Park ground floors
- Sally Elliott receives Trisha J. Worthington Community Service Award from Park City Community Foundation
- Park City Community Foundation generates $11.8M in total community impact over the past year
- Chef Seth Adams leaves Riverhorse on Main
- Park City restaurants offer end of summer specials ahead of ski season
- Hive Family Collective serves up inaugural pickleball fundraiser at Red Ledges