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.
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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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- Park City High School EMT course might be cut. The Park City Fire District hopes to save it.
- Skin Conserv by Yve works with, not against, the biology of aging
- High Valley Transit officials say construction on rapid bus system is ahead of schedule
- Park City Mountain Resort earns silver certification through Green Business Program
- Alf Engen Ski Museum launches new interactive membership program honoring intermountain skiing legends
- Wasatch Highlands feasibility advisors field hundreds of questions, comments from Wasatch County residents
- 20 Park City youth are waiting for a mentor
- Woodward, University of Utah to host 2nd annual Rail Jam