Summit County is a winter playground that can and should be mined for every recreational opportunity, even after the sun goes down. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Lynn Ware Peek talks about what is out there waiting for us - tonight - after sunset.
Some of us are up to speed with the social media revolution, but others of us are like a meandering river, slow to change course. In our continuing series,"Tales from the Wasatch Back," writer, Lynn Ware Peek, talks about her stubbornness on the subject.
After living in and raising our families in the same community for many years, we create connections to the places that hold memories for us. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Lynn Ware Peek talks about her connection to an iconic Park City locale.
Taking on do-it-yourself home projects is a lesson in patience and sometimes humiliation. in our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local writer Lynn Ware Peek explores her ongoing quest for mastering being self-reliant around the house.
Local writer Andy Cier has been attending the Sundance Film Festival since it was called the Utah/US Film Festival, and you could pretty much get into any film, any time. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," Andy looks at why he keeps coming back to Sundance.
The winter wonderland attracts all kinds of kids with all kinds of ways to play. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, local grown up kid, Jon Henry, reflect on his kind of snow play.
Utah is near and dear to most of our hearts, aside from a few little annoyances. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, transplant (now local) Missy Hilton deefines the Utah she has come to love.
One of the more obscure Winter Olympic sports has made its way to Park City. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local sports enthusiast, Lynn Ware Peek, explores her illusory Olympic dream with this curious pastime.
During the holidays, the gift giving process can be full of stress, indecision and let's face it, it can drain our pocketbooks. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, writer Lynn Ware Peek suggests a new way to give gifts that may alleviate these issues.
In a close knit community like Park City, when a long-time and beloved resident passes, the loss reverberates throughout the community. Last month, local Bill Thompson died in a hiking accident in Southern Utah. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, Lynn Ware Peek gives her tribute to this well-loved Parkite.
Local writer Andy Cier wants to know why cancer seemingly decided to attack more and more people. In our continuing series, "Tales from Tthe Wasatch Back," he ponders the common thread between those affected by the disease.
Thanksgiving and the holidays in general conjure up all sorts of memories surrounding tradition. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Lynn Ware Peek talks about some of the more quirky details of a family holiday.
Some of you may be aware of the mysterious eccentricities of Park City. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Lynn Ware Peek uncovers one of these little known tid-bits
Park City has at least ten times the national average of professional athletes per capita. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Lynn Ware Peek explores what it's like for the rest of us.
In this hectic pace of life we all eperience, sometimes it's nice to stop and smell the flowers. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Brenda Hall gives us an insight into what would be a refreshing alternative. Let's see if we agree.
Dogs in Park City have no idea how crucial they are to the wellbeing of their masters. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local dog lover, Lynn Ware Peek, explores what it's like to have and to lose that meaningful relationship
If you live in the Wasatch long enough, you start to take on some of the physical characteristics of the surrounding mountains. As part of our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, local Andy Cier takes a look at his own peak.
Being a heathen is just a stone's throw way from Summit County. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, local Lynn Ware Peek recounts her attempt to live the Park City life in the slightly sinful neighboring ville of Las Vegas.
We live in moose country. Everyone who frequents trails or the woods will encounter a moose sooner or later. Here are a few encounters Jon Henry has had...
Fall is in full swing in Summit County. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, local writer Lynn Ware Peek talks about relenting to fall and saying goodbye to the short summer.
Just like writing a letter seems to be a thing of the past, the front porch has been all but eliminated from our homes. In our continuing series, Tales From the Wasatch Back, local writer Lynn Ware Peek explores how the absence of the front porch has limited our connection to our neighbors.
Last month, Ella Sorenson, who was born and raised in Park City, passed away, just shy of her 91st birthday. When Ella was asked if she had lived in Park City her whole life, she always quipped: "Not yet." In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, local writer Leslie Miller reflects on her friendship with Ella.
There are three reasons why Minnesotans move to Utah: 1. The buffets ain't bad, 2. The skiing's pretty good, and 3. There ain't much in the way of mosquitos, which is where this tale from the Wasatch Back is going..
In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, Utahan Lynn Ware Peek comes to terms with being just that, a "Utahan."
Thunderstorms are common these past few years. To many they are merely precipitation to help the lswn stay green. To others, these storms can be terrifying. Jon Henry relates just such an experience in today's Tales from the Wasatch Back.
Relay for Life is an annual event in Park City and will be August 29 at Quinn's Junction. In the ongoing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local writer Lynn Ware Peek recounts her family's personal experience with this event.
Quite a few listeners live in the hills, canyons, nooks, and crannies that make up the Wasatch Back. This tale, from story teller Jon Henry, is especially for them...
In our continuing series Tales from the Wasatch Back, local writer Lynn Ware Peek admits a deep and dark secret about pit stops along the side of the road.
In our continuing series, Tales From the Wasatch Back, local writer Lynn Ware Peek explores why exercising with a friend has more benefits than just getting in shape.
Everyone loves lemonade in summer. Now that summer is finally here, lemonade can be found all over Park City. In our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, local writer Lynn Ware Peek reviews the local source for the best lemonade.
Summer has officially started now that the June 21st solstice has past. IN our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back, writer Lynn Ware Peek details her personal take on the solstice.
It's been a June that many Parkites will remember for its prolific rainfall. For local writer Lynn Ware Peek, she has the scars to show for this very wet month in this first of our continuing series, Tales from the Wasatch Back.
Some of us are up to speed with the social media revolution, but others are like a meandering river, slow to change course. In our continuing series, "Tales from the Wasatch Back," local Lynn Ware Peek talks about her stubbornness on the subject.
