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TownLift is the go-to platform for community news in Park City and Summit County. Since its launch in December 2020, we share news and stories that impact the daily lives of both residents and visitors in Park City. By focusing exclusively on local content, we aim to enhance community values and provide support to local organizations.

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PCHS seniors are pladged $15M in scholarships this year towards continuing education

3 days ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

PARK CITY, Utah — Students, parents, guidance counselors, buisness leaders, nonprofit volunteers, and family members of those who departed this world too early gathered at the Park City High School’s Eccles Theater on Tuesday for the annal presentation to hand out certificates to seniors who’ve earned scholarships.
Alf Engen Ski Hall of Fame inductucts Lindsey Van, Steven Nyman, Earl A. Miller

5 days ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

PARK CITY, Utah — The newest inductees to the Alf Engen Ski Museum Hall of Fame will be the late Earl A. Miller, of Miller Binding fame; Steven Nyman, a three-time World Cup winner; and Lindsey Van, an Olympian and advocate of equality in international ski jumping.
The National Ability Center's Barn Party is comin' round the mountain

5 days ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

PARK CITY, Utah — The National Ability Center is holding it’s annual Barn Party at the Equestrian Center including dinner, live music, a mechanical bull, an auction, and a saloon. See where participants continue to astonish doctors, nurses, family members and friends for decades. When: June 7, 4 – 9 p.m. Register here for Barn Party Tickets The Barn Party is an opportunity to celebrate the staff, volunteers, the successes of the participants, and the possibilities discovered every day at the NAC.
Moose on the Loose's first youth trail running race of the season is fast-approaching

6 days ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

PARK CITY, Utah — Park City Ski & Snowboard’s annual youth trail race summer series, Moose on the Loose, is open to all interested families in the area with no requirement to belong to the PCSS club. Registration is still just $25 per race, or $80 for the full series. Moose on the Loose Races offers three distance options with suggested age ranges for each distance: Hay 3 distancias de carrera: Mini Moose 1km (.6mi) course. Suggested for kids ages 3 to 6 Recorrido de 1km (0.6 millas).
Rebecca Brenner’s debut book PAPER HOUSE explores healing from generational trauma

1 week ago | townlift.com | Kirsten Kohlwey

PARK CITY, Utah — Local author Rebecca Brenner’s book Paper House is being published by Wayfarer Books, a publisher that champions poetry and nonfiction that “illuminate darkness, provoke change, and demand accountability from systems of power,” fostering a community of writers who stand outside the mainstream. Paper House is a memoir-in-verse that reconstructs a mother-daughter bond lost to addiction.
Locally-based Outlaw bikers bring bling home from downhill races

1 week ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

POLAND — Three riders from the Park City-based Outlaw Bike Team —trained on local trails, at Woodward Park City, and Solitude—kicked off the Mountain Bike World Cup season in Bielsko-Biała, Poland on May 16, earning two top-20 finishes in a strong international showing. For riders Alex Mallen, Luke Mallen, and Drake Parker, cold weather, rain and snow made the riding extremely difficult, adding to the already challenging course.
Kimball Art Center presents Step After Step May 30 – Sept. 14 - TownLift, Park City News

1 week ago | townlift.com | Kirsten Kohlwey

PARK CITY, Utah — Step After Step explores the evolution of walking as an art form, inviting viewers to reflect on how a simple act can have profound meaning. The exhibit at the Kimball Art Center opens with an opening reception on May 30 from 6 – 8 p.m. In the late 1960s, as artists across the globe began to question the confines of the gallery and the commodification of the art object, a quiet revolution took shape—on foot.
Sanders, Duffy of USA Secure 3rd and 4th in SLC's Climbing World Cup

1 week ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Annie Sanders, 17, of USA Climbing and her teammate, Olympian Colin Duffy earned third and fourth place respectively over the weekend in the Climbing World Cup hosted in Salt Lake City. “Shout out to the SLC crowd,” Duffy wrote on social media about the sold out spectators. “For sure one of the best atmospheres I’ve ever gotten to climb in.” The able-bodied competition was in the sport discipline of bouldering and there was a Para Climbing World Cup for lead climbing.
PCHS Miners girls Lacrosse wins Utah State Championship title

1 week ago | townlift.com | Michele Roepke

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The Park City High School Miners girls lacrosse team won the Utah 5A state championship game defeating Olympus 16 – 6 at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on Thursday, claiming their third state title in five years. “A huge congrats on an incredible run and a well-deserved title.” The Utah High School Athletics Association wrote on social media.
Lectura Lounge launches new local author series with guest Doug Wagner

1 week ago | townlift.com | Kirsten Kohlwey

PARK CITY, Utah — Lectura Lounge, which opened its doors in January 2024, quickly became a hub for local creativity. That summer, co-founder Maritza Roño Refuerzo launched the Witty Writers Workshop, beginning with sessions for children and teens. By fall, the program expanded to include an adult and teen group led by Britt Sady. The adult/teen Witty Writers Workshop group was so dedicated that they chose to continue. Britt Sady says, “I have always wanted to grow Witty Writers”.