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Utah Stories Best Patios – Vote Now

May 19, 2016 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Utah Stories will feature in our June issue 10 of our readers' favorite patios. Vote now and be entered to win $50 gift certificate to Caffe Molise or Ruth's Diner. Click on the link below: https://rmarkosian.wufoo.com/forms/z5etxli1k7w1ei/ … [Read more...]

Red Rock Brewery’s Holiday Ale Hits Harmons Grocery Stores

November 13, 2015 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

  It’s that time of year, when beer lovers across the land begin suffering from Gr“Pumpkin Ale fatigue”. Fortunately, the brewers at Red Rock Brewery have been coming to the rescue for 20-years with their cult-like holiday seasonal release - Griswald’s Holiday Ale. Griswald’s Holiday Ale pours a golden-amber color with a bright-white head. It has the sweet … [Read more...]

Justice for Geist Rally

June 27, 2014 by Richard Markosian 6 Comments

Geist (a weimaraner) was shot and killed in his owner's Sugar House backyard when police were searching for a missing child. We have not yet received the SLPD's side of the story. We are awaiting a press conference by Chief Burbank to be held this evening. The dog owner as well as many Salt Lake City residents are enraged by this seemingly unnecessary killing of an innocent … [Read more...]

Top Chef’s Fabio Viviani Hits the Road to “MeatUp” With SLC Marathon

April 15, 2014 by Andrew Wankier Leave a Comment

Two Italian favorites are teaming up as Top Chef fan-favorite Fabio Viviani joins Columbus Foods for its “MeatUp Food Truck Tour,” inviting Americans to explore the simple Italian goodness of premium salumi and deli meats.  They’re hitting the road this April and May, spending a week each in Scottsdale, Salt Lake City, Boston, New York Metro and New Orleans, as part of the … [Read more...]

Spoons and Spice returns to Sugar House

October 14, 2013 by Connie Lewis Leave a Comment

Spoons ‘n’ Spice provides stuff for the kitchen that’s nice. For the first time in 40 years the venerable culinary arts store will be returning to Sugar House. The 10,000 square foot store will have a grand opening party in October when it moves to Sugar House Center at 2274 South 1300 East. Want an Ebelskiver pan, or even know what one is? The folks at Spoons ‘n’ Spice do. … [Read more...]

Tour of Utah Stage Four — worth watching.

August 10, 2013 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Tour of Utah start

“You like watching cycling? But  it’s men racing around on bikes in spandex.” I’ve heard this comment among my friends more than a couple of times, so I will begin this by giving readers a primer into how and why the Tour of Utah and the incredible athletes who compete deserve our attention. It's an honor to have some of the world's best cyclists come to Utah every year to … [Read more...]

Avenues Street Fair

August 9, 2013 by Connie Lewis Leave a Comment

  The 70s were a decade of hot pants, disco and earth shoes. Looking back, it seemed like one big party. One party that eventually morphed into the Avenues long-running street fair was a neighborhood get together called a “wine, cheese and tool exchange.” The Avenues area of Salt Lake was undergoing a rejuvenation during the 70s. Prior to that time, speculators were … [Read more...]

Chris Bodily Ogden Artist to Showcase Work

August 9, 2013 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

Chris Bodily’s illustrations are simultaneously raw, funny, messy, cartoonish, and heartbreaking. A big goofy monster holding prescriptions and wanting his heart to be seen with allusions to happiness scribbled on the wall says volumes about the human condition, his and ours.  He wants us to take a closer look. Chris has struggled with heavy realities in his life: the early … [Read more...]

Utah’s Wild West

July 12, 2013 by Richard Markosian 5 Comments

  It's Utah Stories second annual Wild West issue. Read about Utah ghost towns hunters, a horse tamer, saddle maker, brand inspector. Journey along  Highway 12 and discover the Kiva Koffeehouse, the Desert Doctor and learn how according to several Europeans and many bikers, Highway 12 is now a better motorcycle touring experience than even famous Route 66. In July … [Read more...]

Trolley Square Utah’s local mall once again?

June 4, 2013 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Trolley Square was facing demolition and irrelevance, when a man named Wally Wright had a vision for the space: to turn it into a place for local artists, boutiques, antiques and food. The character of the building matched the character of the tenants. Wright transformed the Trolley barns into a true community gathering place. At its height in the late eighties Trolley was … [Read more...]

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