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Francis City explores possibilities, rules for creating an RV campground
Francis isn’t currently considering such an application, but City Planner Katie Henneuse said there are plenty of potential applicants. “We've had quite a few calls lately about people wanting to put an RV park or an RV campground in Francis, and the most popular location that people are looking at … is a parcel just east of the [rodeo] arena,” she told the Francis City Planning Commission April 18.
Oakley man offers to renovate campground, potentially add cabins
The 18-site city campground is located off of New Lane Road, just past the back entrance to the rodeogrounds. It’s on city-owned property, and last year Oakley made about $4,500 from campers, who currently pay a $25 per night fee. Now realtor and recreation business owner David Diehl is asking to lease the property this year for $7,000.
Coalville man arrested after traveling to Vegas for fentanyl, police say
NEPHI — A Coalville man with a history of drug distribution in Utah is again facing felony charges after police say he went to Las Vegas to pick up another supply and then caused an inmate at the Juab County Jail to go to the hospital after he was arrested.
Eastern Summit County advances Cedar Crest Village Overlay with new zoning plans
SUMMIT COUNTY, Utah—The Cedar Crest Village Overlay application for the Hoytsville area, totaling approximately 1,085 acres, was a key focus at the Eastern Summit County Planning Commission work session on
Bike to School event slated for May 10
Park City’s Bike to School event with McPolin Elementary is on May 10. Those joining should remember to bring ther bike and helmet. Helmets will be given away at each location to ensure everyone can ride safely all year. Email anna.maki@parkcity.org with questions. Please note: Utah law prohibits children...
Heber City housing: One young man's struggle to stay in his hometown
Every rural person and place has a story. Change is part of that story. “Rural Utah at a Crossroads” is part of the Smithsonian traveling exhibit Crossroads: Change in Rural America, which explores the changing meaning of rural life and identity. Utah Humanities is touring Crossroads to eight rural communities across Utah in 2024. As part of the tour, Utah Humanities and Utah Public Radio are partnering with exhibition hosts to interview local residents about change in their communities.
By connecting in Spanish, Timpanogos Middle tapped into the power of Latino parents
When Alfonso Flores used to get report cards for his oldest son, he didn’t understand exactly what they were telling him. Was his son doing well? Where could he improve?. The Heber City parent has lived in Utah for more than 20 years, but he grew up in Mexico. Unfamiliar with the U.S. grading system, he laughed remembering how he would just trust his son to tell him how he was doing in school.
Dreamy dining experience at Grappa
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH (Good Things Utah) – Grappa, a rustic Italian restaurant. Famously known for its elegant presentation and fine service. Offers a dreamy dining experience whether on their patios or within its glass walls showcasing the view of Main Street in Park City. Grappa embraces its tradition as a Northern Italian cuisine. With classics like calamari fritti and other tantalizing dishes like grapes & gorgonzola and osso bucco, something for everyone to savor at Grappa.
Guest editorial: Well, we did it our way, maybe with some regrets
Regrets, I’ve had a few, like not taking better care of my body, but then again, too few to mention. I did what I had to do and saw it through without exception. I could have been a better father, friend, brother, son and husband, but I did it my way.
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