Kamas News

An assortment of ceramic coffee mugs thrown by Starving Artist Exchange co-owner Cassidy DuHadaway will be on display for this month's First Friday Artist Opening.

Residents in Summit County are upset their view of Deer Valley will be obstructed by new power lines slated to be built.

Despite months of arguing, petitioning and fundraising by Kamas residents to stop Rocky Mountain Power from building an above-ground power line along State Roads 32 and 248, construction is set to begin on the last mile of the line in two weeks.

The leader of the Occupy Park City movement was arrested on a drug charge during a traffic stop in Prospector in mid-April, a count that could carry a prison term of up to five years if he is convicted.

A former Kamas resident was fatally struck by a TRAX train in Sandy on Saturday after she climbed over a barrier and was walking along the tracks.

A Kamas woman was struck and killed Saturday morning by a TRAX light rail train as she walked on an off-limits stretch of rails between two stations.

Residents of North Summit are understandably skeptical of any attempt to raise their property taxes.

The bold lines and colors of "Self Destruction" are Mountain View High School senior Kaylah RenA1 2's artistic signatures.

Summit County's annual sale of properties with delinquent property taxes is slated to be significantly larger this year, a lingering side effect of the nationwide economic slump.