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The former location of the Kimball Art Center is one of the buildings that will be demolished soon as City Hall readies a swath of land off the Kearns Boulevard-Bonanza Drive intersection for the development of an arts and culture district. Several buildings are expected to be razed starting in early to mid-March. Tanzi Propst/Park Record City Hall within weeks could begin to demolish some of the buildings on the land where an arts and culture district is planned, a step that would be taken even as leaders are continuing to debate the details of what is envisioned as an especially ambitious m...

Park City officials will access funds within the municipal budget earmarked for emergencies to distribute to assistance programs as City Hall continues relief efforts related to the spread of the novel coronavirus. Mayor Andy Beerman and the Park City Council recently authorized staffers to access $170,000.

Courtesy of Lake Flato Architects A member of the Park City Council on Thursday indicated he has received criticism about the price tag of an arts and culture district City Hall is pursuing, outlining that people are stunned with the cost of what would be an especially ambitious municipal project. City Councilor Steve Joyce made the comments during another in a series of lengthy meetings about the district in recent months. City Hall wants to develop the district on municipal land stretching inward from the southwest corner of the intersection of Bonanza Drive and Kearns Boulevard. The distri...

The Main Street pedestrian days debuted in 2020 in an effort to boost business and create space for social distancing amid the spread of the novel coronavirus. A survey is underway designed to learn the level of support on Main Street for a second year of the weekly pedestrian days. Park Record file photo The organization that represents businesses in the Main Street core is conducting a survey designed to learn the level of support for a second year of the weekly pedestrian days along the shopping, dining and entertainment strip, an early step as various parties begin to prepare for another ...

Tanzi Propst/Park Record Sundance Film Festival 2021 will be like no other. Instead of screenings in theaters throughout town and panel discussions with filmmakers, composers and actors in the Filmmaker’s Lodge on Main Street, programming for the festival, which starts Thursday, will be virtual. Festival organizers, under the leadership of new Festival Director Tabitha Jackson, decided to reimagine the festival, centered around an online platform, due to the coronavirus concerns last spring. “The question was to what extent could we gather live and in person, and that is where we needed t...