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Empty ski chairlift chairs ascending a snowy mountain slope on a sunny day.

Deer Valley Resort will accept Ikon Base Pass holders for three days during the 2026-27 ski season, the first time since 2021-22 that the lower-tier pass has granted access to the Park City resort.

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A double-deck commuter train in red and white livery travels through a canyon alongside a river.

FrontRunner 2X brings 15-minute trains closer for Millcreek riders

A $3.2 billion upgrade to Utah's FrontRunner commuter rail line will double train frequency to every 15 minutes during peak hours, with construction planned between 2027 and 2030. Millcreek residents who connect to FrontRunner at nearby Murray Central station stand to benefit from shorter waits and more reliable service.

Lucky Dog Mobile Groomers launches in Millcreek area

A national mobile dog grooming brand has opened a Salt Lake City operation that lists Millcreek among its service areas, offering driveway grooming appointments from climate-controlled vans.

A rolled yoga mat beside a lit candle and folded towel on a wooden floor.

Ritual Hot Yoga brings infrared classes to Highland Drive

Emily Lam left a decade in corporate tech sales to open Ritual Hot Yoga at 3640 South Highland Drive in February 2025, bringing infrared-heated, music-driven yoga classes to the Millcreek area.

Exterior of a two-story mixed-use commercial building on a sunny day.

Five Millcreek shops offer local alternatives for holiday gifts

A new holiday guide from Millcreek City Lifestyle spotlights five independent shops along the 3300 South corridor and nearby streets where residents can find gifts ranging from Parisian-inspired jewelry to consigned ski gear.

Modern multi-story apartment building exterior with balconies and large windows under a clear sky.

Millcreek's Howick leases 115 units, larger ones lag

The Howick, Millcreek's 150-unit affordable housing complex, has leased about 115 apartments since opening in February, but three- and four-bedroom units remain available even as smaller apartments filled quickly.

A reservation sign on a post in a snow-covered mountain parking area with cars nearby.

Alta adds $100 no-show fee to parking reservations

Alta Ski Area will charge skiers $100 for missing a parking reservation starting this winter, alongside a four-reservation cap per account and an 8 a.m. cancellation deadline.

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