Toria Barnhart

3 days ago | parkrecord.com | Toria Barnhart

Patrick Hayes had a towering presence in both stature and spirit. Standing at 6’5” with a head of blonde hair, Patrick appeared intimidating at first glance, naturally commanding attention in any room he entered. But that imposing impression quickly faded, the atmosphere subtly shifting the moment Patrick offered a flash of his “million-dollar smile” or a quick, disarming joke, his laughter like music.

4 days ago | parkrecord.com | Toria Barnhart

The Summit County Clerk’s Office has formally declared the petition to put the approval of the Dakota Pacific Real Estate project on the November ballot insufficient. On Monday, Eve Furse certified the referendum results for Ordinance 987 — a decision to repeal an amended development agreement with Dakota Pacific at the Park City Tech Center in Kimball Junction — verifying 3,214 signatures. Referendum sponsors needed 4,554 signatures to put the issue on the ballot.

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Toria Barnhart

Park City may be best known for its world-class skiing and lively winter scene, but a different kind of adventure awaits once the snow melts—trading the ski slopes for manicured greens. Warm weather sees visitors flocking to golf courses to spend more time taking in the breathtaking beauty of Utah’s mountains. There is an array of public and private courses in the Park City area perfect for a seasoned golfer and those teeing off for the first time.

1 week ago | parkrecord.com | Toria Barnhart

The Park City School Board adopted a nearly $248 million budget Tuesday night for the 2025–26 fiscal year, around a 13% total decrease from the 2024–25 budget, as officials considered cost-saving measures to adjust to a trend of declining enrollment.

2 weeks ago | parkrecord.com | Toria Barnhart

Kouri Richins’ criminal trial has been rescheduled to begin almost a year after it was set to start. The jury trial is expected to last about seven weeks, beginning with six days of jury selection on Feb. 10. Then, witness testimony and evidence would start being presented on Feb. 23. Third District Court Judge Richard Mrazik hoped to wrap up the proceedings by March 26 so the jury could deliberate, and potentially, reach a verdict by April. This is a breaking news story. It will be updated.