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Rethinking Homelessness: What We Often Don’t See
People argue over housing costs, addiction, mental illness, law enforcement, government spending or whether enough is being done to address the problem. Statistics are cited, policies are proposed and opinions…
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Why Utah’s Makers, Hobby Farmers and Small Shops are Building in Steel
Drive the bench of the Wasatch Front on any given Saturday and you’ll pass a woodworker’s shop tucked behind a house in Cottonwood Heights, then a welder’s garage in Spanish…
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Nine Mile Ranch: Preserving Utah’s Historic Nine Mile Canyon
Nine Mile Canyon is famous worldwide for its Fremont and Ute rock art panels, some of which are pecked ‘petroglyphs,’ while others are painted ‘pictographs.’ The canyon, home to the…
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Planning The Ultimate Summer Escape in Park City, Utah
Most travelers associate Park City with ski season, but summer quietly offers one of the best mountain escapes in the western United States. Warm days, cool evenings, scenic trails, outdoor…
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Table 25 Restaurant Review: From Promising Newcomer to an Ogden Favorite
During the first visit – nearly five years ago – there were hits and there were misses. But I really liked the vibe of Table 25 and saw that it…
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Utah Restaurant News: Trolley Coffee Opens, Fleming’s New Menu & Royal Street Cocktail
A new coffee shop opens at Trolley Square, Fleming’s debuts new Social Hour bites, and Deer Valley’s Royal Street Café enters the Mountain Mixer cocktail competition.
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The Story Behind Publik Coffee and Salt Lake City’s Coffee Culture
How Publik Coffee redefined Salt Lake City. On any given day in Salt Lake City, both locations of Publik Coffee hum with activity. Laptops are open. Coffee cups clink. Someone…
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Salt Lake Food Events: Eat Drink SLC, St. Regis Farm Dinners & $55 Omakase
Utah’s dining scene is keeping busy with new culinary experiences across the Wasatch Front. From the return of Eat Drink SLC at Tracy Aviary to farm-to-table dinners at St. Regis…
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What Happened to the Rose Garden at Sugar House Park?
A rumor began circulating that the beloved rose garden in Sugar House Park was about to be ripped out. The person telling the story was upset, even angry that yet…
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Davis Dining Deals: Budget-Friendly Eats in Davis County
Utah’s Davis County – with its overabundance of chain restaurants – isn’t known for culinary hotspots. However, if you take the time to scout out Davis County’s independent eateries, you’ll…
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Utah Restaurant News: Laziz Opens in Sugar House, Provisions Closes
Utah’s dining scene sees both growth and change as Laziz Kitchen opens a new location at Sugar House Station, Provisions closes after 12 years, and Deer Valley Resort announces a…
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Ogden Implements Paid Downtown Parking Despite Concerns from Small Businesses
The Ogden City Council voted 5 to 2 in favor of rolling out its managed parking system that some fear will kill off businesses while others see it as a…
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Farm-to-Table in Utah: Why More People Want to Know Where Their Food Comes From
When was the last time you plucked a chicken? How about threshing wheat or milking a cow? For most people today, the answer is never. What used to be a…
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Indian Food Fair Returns to Liberty Park in Salt Lake City on August 15, 2026
The 7th Annual Indian Food Fair returns to Liberty Park on August 15 with authentic cuisine, cultural performances, and local vendors. Plus, WasteLess Solutions announces its Second Chance Dance fundraiser,…
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America’s Potluck Invites Utahns to Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary
As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary on July 4th, communities across the country are looking for meaningful ways to commemorate the milestone. Fireworks, parades, concerts, and…
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The Art Floral: 75 Years as Salt Lake City’s Family-Owned Florist
At 580 East 300 South in Salt Lake City, The Art Floral stands as one of downtown’s most enduring family businesses. In an era of overnight startups and short-lived storefronts,…
