Search results for: “Utah History”
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Short History of Bluff, Utah
What is an undiscovered secret to most people in Utah, Bluff is home to thousands of Anasazi ruins including “Newspaper Rock” Which offers hundreds of Anasazi pictographs.
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Log Haven Under New Ownership, Plus Slopeside Sets at Deer Valley and Utah’s 2026 James Beard Semifinalists
Log Haven Under New Ownership Big news from the owners of award-winning Log Haven Restaurant. Log Haven Restaurant, the iconic and beloved dining destination nestled in Millcreek Canyon, announces the…
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Best February Events in Utah: Skating, Skiing, Music, and Festivals
February in Utah offers a mix of winter traditions and indoor culture, from public ice skating and guided ski programs to concerts, festivals, lectures, and community events happening across the…
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Why Price, Utah, Needed a Rock and Fossil Shop
After years in Salt Lake City and an interlude in Oregon, Kathie Chadbourne settled on Price as the location for her new rock shop. The town appealed to her because…
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Christmas Turkey Tips From Two Top Utah Chefs
Every Christmas table has a turkey, but not every turkey is worth remembering. Two Utah chefs share how they approach the holiday’s most demanding dish, and why tradition alone is…
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Sundance Film Festival to Leave Utah After 45 Years, Move to Colorado
For the first time in 45 years, the Sundance Film Festival will not call Utah home. Its departure from Park City in 2026 marks the end of an era with…
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The Real Jurassic Park? Moab, Utah Is America’s Dinosaur Land
Moab, Utah offers one of the most remarkable windows into prehistoric life, with landscapes that still carry the footprints, fossils, and stories of ancient giants. At Moab Giants, visitors step…
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Utah’s Best December 2025 Holiday Events
From holiday markets and festive light walks to food tours, museum events, and New Year’s celebrations, here are the top December 2025 holiday happenings across Utah.
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70 Years of Teaching Utahns Four-Season Gardening
For seventy years, Millcreek Gardens has helped Utahns understand how to create yards that survive more than a single season. From a humble family start in the 1950s to a…
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Utah’s First Capitol Wasn’t Salt Lake City
Utah’s early territorial years were full of unexpected decisions, shifting plans, and political experiments that shaped the state long before modern borders were drawn. One quiet community along I-15 played…
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Utah’s Wine Loophole
Most people assume Utah is the strictest state in the nation for alcohol. One small importer discovered the opposite—and uncovered a legal quirk that gives Utah more freedom than the…
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A Guide to Unique Local Shops Across Utah
From Park City to Moab and every town in between, Utah’s most distinctive local shops offer character, creativity, and a strong sense of place. Our contributors share the bookstores, cafés,…
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Purpose, Pressure, and Reinvention in Utah’s Restaurant World
An immigrant restaurateur built twelve Utah restaurants while wrestling with purpose, burnout, and personal reinvention. Her story reveals what happens when ambition collides with identity inside one of the state’s…
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Utah Tech’s Reset: The Hidden Forces Behind Layoffs and the Rise of AI
Utah’s tech sector is undergoing a major reset. While many assumed the recent wave of layoffs was caused by artificial intelligence, the real driver was an economic crunch that hit…