Deborah Cole, of Quantum Wellness in Heber City, has been trained to use an FDA-approved Indigo Quantum Biofeedback Machine that will help her clients learn to reduce stress. A three-month workshop, meeting once a month, promises to create and attract abundance.
NewPark is locked in a dispute with a couple of it's tenants. The Kimball Junction retail giant has filed for a temporary restraining order against Myrtle Rose, doing business as Maxwell's East Coast Eatery. And, in other local news, while Ground Hog Day is better than a month in the past, Ski Utah president Nathan Rafferty still sees six more weeks of winter.
Design Build Bluff, a University of Utah architecture class for graduate students, taught each spring semester and giving students hands-on experience building homes on the Navajo Reservation, has achieved an honorable mention from Green Dot Awards.
Arts and crafts giant retailer Michaels is likely coming to Kimball Junction. In other local news, Mulligans Irish Pub will be evicted from its lower Main Street location the middle of this month after a long dispute over rent with the landlord, NNN Summit Watch.
A Northshore neighborhood home owned by Olympic alpine skier Bode Miller is on the market for nearly $500,000. But Remax real estate agent Ron Wilstein says he's not marketing the home as the Bode Miller Pad, in compliance with the owner's wishes.
The number of non-farm wage and salaried jobs in Utah continued to shed over the past year by almost three percent. And the state unemployment rate jumped to 6.8 percent. Still, economists say there is light at the end of the long, dark economic tunnel.
Cushe is a new brand of shoes that originated in the U.K. and is gaining traction in the U.S.
This ski season Deer Valley did not fill up its employee housing at Rivers Edge because they hired more Americans citizens. And in other local news, the Park City Chamber/Bureau is keeping its eye on bills before the State Legislature that could affect local businesses.
The owners of a commercial real estate company have opened to the public a ranch they own off old Lincoln Highway in Wanship. The Blue Sky Ranch and Resort will be primarily for companies that want to improve employee productivity with a little outdoor fun.
The Park City-based David Wiener Collection managed to snag the most highly decorated American Olympic athlete, Apolo Anton Ohno, as its new product ambassador.
Deer Valley Resort closed lift ticket sales on one day over Presidents Weekend because of crowds. And in other local news two more auctions of high-end ski condominiums are planned next month. Accelerated Marketing Partners will auction condominiums at the Lodge at Westgate Park City and at Lookout at Deer Valley.
A nearly 10,000-square-foot home in The Colony has garnered several awards, among which is The Green Build Home of the Year.
Studies show that even as the economy remains sluggish people who live in colder climates will replace their gloves about every two years. And in local news a survey emailed to Deer Valley skiers by the resort will help chart future changes.
Vail-based East West Partners has filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for some of its Lake Tahoe developments, but the filing does not affect Utah operations.
A solar business leader from Southern Utah is manufacturing a solar array that tracks the sun from sunrise to sunset.
The Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District's January 2010 Flush Index reveals visitation in the area is on par with last year.
The Park City Chamber Bureau needs the input of its members to formulate plans on how to best serve the community.
Outdoor enthusiasts put in a lot of time researching their equipment, with hardly a thought to what's keeping their feet warm -- the lowly sock.
Don Croce and his wife Jill Rathburn are on the verge of celebrating their second anniversary of doing business on Main Street in the Livin' Life Park City shop.
Liberty Heights Fresh is partnering with the Swaner Ecocenter to bring fresh local foods to local tables The memory of Deer Valley Resort founder Edgar Stern is honored with the dedication of the Edgar's Beers and Spirits Lounge at Snow Park Lodge.
Park City Chamber/Bureau Executive Director Bill Malone says there's a couple of reasons that this week's projected lodging numbers are low.
