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    Park City drivers report hitting deer, elk carcass found▼Park City drivers hit deer; elk carcass also reported✉newsEnvironmentWildlife21 min ago

    Drivers in Park City, Utah, have struck deer on local roads, and an elk carcass has also been reported in the area. The Park Record covered the incidents, which highlight seasonal wildlife movement hazards for motorists. Residents are being reminded to stay alert for animals crossing roadways, particularly during hours of low visibility when deer and elk are most active near roads.

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    Leonardo's Owner Opens New Restaurant Pa'l Corazón●Leonardo’s owner expands into the restaurant business with Pa’l Corazón✉newsBusiness49 min ago

    The owner of Leonardo's, a restaurant in Park City, Utah, has launched a new venture called Pa'l Corazón, marking an expansion into a second restaurant business. The opening adds another dining option to the local scene and signals the owner's growing presence in Park City's hospitality industry.

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    Wasatch Back Book Festival Welcomes Authors Brian Laidlaw and Buzzy Jackson●Wasatch Back Book Festival hosts authors Brian Laidlaw and Buzzy Jackson✉newsCultureBooks1 h ago

    The Wasatch Back Book Festival in the Park City, Utah area hosted writers Brian Laidlaw and Buzzy Jackson, according to the Park Record. The event brought the two authors together with local readers as part of the festival's programming. Further details about the sessions or audience reaction were not provided.

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    Southern Utah University Opens New Music Center With Concert Hall●Southern Utah University opens 51,000-square-foot music center, 510-seat concert hall✉newsCultureMusic1 h ago

    Southern Utah University has opened a new 51,000-square-foot music center in Cedar City, Utah, featuring a 510-seat concert hall. The facility gives the university's music programs a dedicated performance and teaching space and adds a mid-sized concert venue to the region. Details on construction costs and opening events have not been widely reported yet.