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Darcy DeBarnarde's passions run more than skin deep – and she acts on them. "My own struggle with bad skin got me into skincare," the owner of Skin by D on Lori Lane said. "I'm passionate about fixing

It was a billboard on 224 that helped ease Julya Sembrat’s sense of isolation during COVID. “It read, ‘It’s OK to not be OK,’’’ the Connect Summit County Executive Director recalls. “That rang true

Do you feel people ask our opinion more frequently these days, about everything from customer service to doctor visits? I sure do. Surveys seem to be everywhere now. But rarely can we weigh in on

Teri Orr was a single mom of two working in retail after moving to PC from Nevada in 1979. “I owned a clothing store in Tahoe City, so I knew how to do that,” she recalls.

But advice from a Tahoe

Like many who follow their hearts, Nancy Bond's path has been a winding one. The owner of Emerald Care Support Services for elderly residents started as a chemical engineer after graduating from UMASS

Education is a gift we give to the young no one can take away. It builds confidence and opens the endless vistas of the future. Without education, a star is just a bright spot in the sky. With it,

When you visit the Alf Engen Ski Museum adjacent to Utah Olympic Park, you might have a friendly conversation with a pleasant woman who seems right at home. That’s Museum Executive Director Connie

The Coraggio Group has identified seven Park City themes in their just-finished Tourism Situation Assessment that are refreshingly realistic if challenging. Culled from mountains of survey data on our

When he was 8 years old, Fernando Ramirez made a sled from a plastic tabletop, hitched up his pet Labrador “Yellow,” and was off to the races. “Yellow and I learned sledding together,” he recalls. “I

His passion for photography has lured him to locations worldwide, “but I am not an artist,” Aldy Milliken says.

The Director of the Kimball Arts Center believes artists are in a class of their own.