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It was love at first peak for longtime Deer Valley President Bob Wheaton - Vimarsana News

It was love at first peak for longtime Deer Valley President Bob Wheaton

Bob Wheaton fell in love with skiing in junior high at Mt. Holly Resort, between Detroit and Flint, Mich., when his friends lured him first thing to the top of the 1,247-foot peak, no instruction.

Dirty anonymous politics won't help | ParkRecord.com - Vimarsana News

Dirty anonymous politics won't help | ParkRecord.com

As our email boxes get flooded by a group called Residents Against Sprawl, we see that dirty politics have entered our beautiful little mountain town. I notice that none of these people are courageous enough to put their names on the emails nor do they submit their letters to the editor of the Park Record, who has been very thorough and fair in printing what the public sends in.

Summit County Council: Democratic primary candidates Thomas Cooke and Megan McKenna offer their thoughts on the issues - Vimarsana News

Summit County Council: Democratic primary candidates Thomas Cooke and Megan McKenna offer their thoughts on the issues

Call 435-336-3040 or email elections@summitcounty.org for additional information or go to summitcounty.org/elections for additional information.

Deer Valley outlines upcoming talks about Snow Park project construction, gondola, architecture - Vimarsana News

Deer Valley outlines upcoming talks about Snow Park project construction, gondola, architecture

Where might skiers park when Deer Valley commences construction at Snow Park? And what about the concept of a gondola?

Latino Arts Festival celebrates culture at Canyons Village - Vimarsana News

Latino Arts Festival celebrates culture at Canyons Village

This year's Latino Arts Festival more than 30 visual artists, musicians, dancers and culinary offerings that celebrate Latinx cultures.