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Park City praises Park City Mountain for helping community thrive over past 60 years - Vimarsana News

Park City praises Park City Mountain for helping community thrive over past 60 years

This weekend is full of accolades across Park City for the community's namesake mountain resort as it celebrates its 60th anniversary.

Vail Resorts gives $500,000 to Summit County's mental health efforts - Vimarsana News

Vail Resorts gives $500,000 to Summit County's mental health efforts

Since 2022, Vail Resorts has doubled its investment in mental health care for its employees. Former CEO and executive chairperson Rob Katz and his wife, Elana Amsterdam, last week committed an additional $2.66 million in direct grants to further support mental health programs in 12 mountain communities, including Park City, which will receive $500,000.

More Dogs on Main: No good solution for Dakota Pacific dilemmas - Vimarsana News

More Dogs on Main: No good solution for Dakota Pacific dilemmas

The Summit County Council is in the trenches trying to find a solution to the Dakota Pacific mess at Kimball Junction. There isn’t a good solution. The best we can hope for is that they are able to pull the

Something to be proud of? - Vimarsana News

Something to be proud of?

When the wealthy and powerful seek to operate under different laws than the rest of society, news organizations can protect the public by exposing the behavior. 

Summit County Council lays down tighter limits on Tech Center site; Dakota Pacific CEO says that might not be feasible - Vimarsana News

Summit County Council lays down tighter limits on Tech Center site; Dakota Pacific CEO says that might not be feasible

The County Council on Thursday set specific standards for the project which included reducing the density to 500 units, restricting most construction until after S.R. 224 is improved and the creation of community benefits such as new parking facilities and a continuing care retirement community.