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Tickets now on sale for annual climbing World Cups in SLC

6 days ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Two sport climbing world cups are coming to Utah in May for bouldering and for paraclimbing. The events will be held in Salt Lake City and hosted by USA Climbing. Salt Lake City has hosted the last three US stops of the IFSC Para Climbing World Cups and, during that time, the number of registered athletes has grown by 157%. The Para Climbing World Cup will be hosted at Momentum Indoor Climbing Fort Union from May 20-21.
Are you Running with Ed ready? The one month countdown begins

1 week ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke |Rebecca Brenner

PARK CITY, Utah — Running with Ed will be held on Saturday, May 17. In its 16th year, Running With Ed (RWE) is a celebratory relay race fundraiser for the Park City Education Foundation (PCEF), which raises money for Park City teachers, students, and schools. It’s been voted one of Park City’s Best Fundraisers for 12 years running. Follow this link to register, volunteer for, or donate to RWE. The race traverses spectacular Park City and gets you home in time for a playdate or a date night.
Rocky Mountain Power Foundation awards $469,000 to boost safety and wellness programs

1 week ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke |Rebecca Brenner

SALT LAKE CITY — The Rocky Mountain Power Foundation announced the distribution of $469,000 in grants to support local safety, health and wellness initiatives across Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. The funding is intended to strengthen community organizations that address the needs of vulnerable populations and work toward building healthier and safer environments.
Trails update: some open, others still snowed in

1 week ago | townlift.com | Marina Knight |Danielle Miles

PARK CITY, Utah – As warmer temperatures move in, more Snyderville Basin and Round Valley trails are beginning to dry out, though higher elevations and north-facing aspects remain snow-covered or muddy.
Ultra-rare Singer Porsche trio worth $5 Million showcased in Park City event

1 week ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke |Marina Knight

PARK CITY, Utah — Warehouse hosted a rare viewing opportunity of three Porsche 911s reimagined by Singer on display over the weekend. The commissions shown were examples of the Classic series, Classic Turbo services and DLS services. CEO and Cofounder of Warehouse Jake Wolf told TownLift, “We’re thrilled to have these three very, very rare Singer 911’s here, they’re some of the most exceptional vintage automobiles in the world.
Utah makes bid to cut federal oversight, run its own government

1 week ago | townlift.com | Danielle Miles

After meeting with President Donald Trump’s Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
Summit County Sheriff's Office urges serious warning due to increase in child exploitation cases

2 weeks ago | townlift.com | Will Scadden |Kevin Cody

UTAH — The Summit County Sheriff’s Office has seen a troubling rise in child exploitation incidents. Here’s how it works: A predator finds your kids on social media, strikes up what seems like a harmless “friendship,” and before you know it, the situation turns dangerously intimate. The young person your child thinks they’re talking to is often an adult from another country. They send explicit photos and pressure your child to send some in return.
PCHS Miners boys tennis team takes the home win against Jordan

2 weeks ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

PARK CITY, Utah — On Tuesday, April 1, the Park City High School Miners Boys Tennis Team beat the Jordan High School Beetdiggers at a Municipal Athletic Recreation Center (MARC) home tournament. Varsity plays five different matches: first singles, second singles, third singles, first doubles, and second doubles. Of those five matches, the team that wins three or more wins the matchup. The Miners were the winners as they took third singles, first doubles, and second doubles.
SNAPPED: Grape expectations at the Park City Wine Festival

2 weeks ago | townlift.com | Danielle Miles

Park City welcomed wine enthusiasts from April 3-5 for a three-day celebration featuring more than 100 wineries from the West Coast to France. Attendees sampled a wide selection at the Grand Tastings, which served as the festival’s centerpiece. Expertly paired lunches and dinners gave guests an immersive culinary experience, while outdoor events like guided wine hikes combined scenic trails with curated pours.
4 Park City snowboarders on podiums at USASA National Championships

2 weeks ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

SUMMIT COUNTY, Colorado — At Copper Mountain on Wednesday, April 2, four Park City athletes earned podium positions at the National Championships for the U.S.A. Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA). Olivia Espenschied, Will Howard, Sadie Rifkin, and London Zarkos all got to stand on that podium. London Zarkos, 13, has attended the US Performance Academy for a couple of years now. It is USASA’s official online academic partner. She skis on the Park City Ski & Snowboard Team.