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High Valley Transit rolls ahead in Wasatch County after Park City clips service

Wasatch County residents invited to road safety open house

UDOT: Need for Heber bypass is clear, timeline is not

A tale of two Heber Cities divided by density

The community conversation about density has long been a divisive one throughout Heber Valley, with different community leaders and leadership bodies seeming to take opposing stances.

Ex-Midway mayor gets in the race for Wasatch County Council at-large seat

Colleen Bonner, a candidate running for the at-large Seat B on Wasatch County Council, is looking to get back into the game of local politics.

Heber City department heads explain difficulties their employees face with housing

When it snows, a small group of individuals need to make their way from communities across the Wasatch Back to Heber City before anyone has had the opportunity to plow the city's roads.

Mountainlands Association of Governments asks Wasatch County residents for travel concerns

To help identify dangerous areas that can be addressed and to illustrate hazardous components that can potentially be reduced in Wasatch County, the association of governments provided information about past collisions in Wasatch County.

Trail project to connect the Kamas Valley slated to begin construction this year

Summit County staffers could resume the first phases of a decades-old plan to connect the Kamas Valley by trail in the coming weeks after community input gave new life to the seemingly abandoned project early…

Conference helps caregivers find joy in their duties

Mountainlands Association of Governments Aging and Family Services will host its 16th annual Caregivers Conference on Nov. 6.

New online program will help senior citizens get physically active

Mountainlands Association of Governments Aging Services has added a monthlong health challenge to its roster of programs for local senior citizens. Registration for the challenge, which will help the elderly get physically active, is free and open to people ages 50 and older. Courtesy of Mountainlands Association of Governments Aging Services While the warmer weather entices many Wasatch Back residents into the outdoors, Jimmy Golding, health promotion manager of Mountainlands Association of Government Aging Services, knows some older citizens are still concerned about going outside due to coronavirus anxiety. This is one of the reasons Mountainlands will host a month-long senior health challenge from June 1-30, Golding said.