Katie Hatzfeld

5 days ago | parkrecord.com | Katie Hatzfeld

This is the third part in a series that explores the processes of creating cannabis medicines in Utah, from cultivation and production in highly regulated facilities and research and development for new applications of the drug, to the process for patients of considering the alternative option, finding a doctor, getting a card and shopping at state-licensed pharmacies.

5 days ago | parkrecord.com | Katie Hatzfeld

For years, Chelsey Leavitt and her husband juggled raising grass-fed beef on her family’s LT Ranch with the challenge of getting that meat into the hands of local customers. “It’s hard to get into grocery stores or restaurants, and it’s not convenient for customers to not have a storefront to come to, because then you have to coordinate a time to meet,” she said.

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Katie Hatzfeld

After a five-year hiatus, High West Distillery’s Derby Day event made its return on Saturday, drawing a lively crowd eager to celebrate “the fastest two minutes in sports” with their iconic bourbon and Southern fare. While Churchill Downs in Kentucky faced a rainy, muddy track, guests in Park City enjoyed sunny skies and mountain views, meaning these colorful, floral-filled outfits were out in full glory.

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Katie Hatzfeld

This is the second part in a series that explores the processes of creating cannabis medicines in Utah, from cultivation and production in highly-regulated facilities and research and development for new applications of the drug, to the process for patients of considering the alternative option, finding a doctor, getting a card and shopping at state-licensed pharmacies. How does a spiky, alien-looking flower become a sour apple-flavored gummy or a vape cartridge? It happens in a lab, literally.

2 weeks ago | parkrecord.com | Katie Hatzfeld

A quiet revolution is taking root in Heber City, where a state-of-the-art biochar facility is transforming waste wood into a high-value, eco-conscious solution with the potential to address one of the American West’s most visible environmental problems: beetle-kill forests. The mountain pine beetle epidemic has destroyed millions of acres of forest.