If you haven’t heard (or paid attention to) the fact that Britain is leaving the EU, I would suggest you check out your Schwab Retirement Account. So, the citizens of Great Britain have decided to leave the European Union after 40 years. That’s their own personal decision, and I don’t have a lot to say …

Park City parents, ignore this at your own… or should I say … your kid’s own peril.

While most college application deadlines have come and gone, it’s never to soon to start thinking about next year. With that in mind, I saw this story about Britney Stinson, a high school senior who wrote her college admission essay about a trip to Costco with her mom. This essay, along with everything else she has done, enabled …

Another one of those, “Not About Park City” posts… but I couldn’t resist. This diagram quickly tells you who you should vote for. Perhaps someone more creative than I (or is it me?) could do this for our local elections.

Normally, the Park Rag sticks to local issues…but sometimes things are so bad that you have to stretch outside normal boundaries. Such is the case with Kellogg’s… yes the cereal you have probably ate when you were a kid and maybe (hopefully not given this issue) fed to your kid. Think of  Rice Krispies, Corn Flakes, Frosted …

This post isn’t specifically about Park City, but it applies to us. Many of us use our rewards cards, at places like Smith’s. Other times we key in our phone numbers at places like Fresh Market or Petco to get a discount. Yet what happens to that information behind the scenes? I had always assumed that …

Days like today are interesting. They are hard. It’s hard to drive. It’s hard to get to work. It’s hard to shovel. It’s hard for the plows. It’s hard to get your kids to school. It’s hard to get to the slopes. It’s hard. Yet, from a community perspective, it’s also almost perfect. You can’t yell at …

Recently we’ve been seeing this advertisement a lot in the Park Record …   Yet something kept bothering us. What’s with the garages at each end of the house? Then we figured it out. So we decided to fix the ad for our friends at Woodside Homes.   And yes, this is an example of why …

You never know what you are going to see in Park City… Last week, this work of art was for sale for $2,500. While the for sale sign is gone, I bet you could still get this beauty for a few grand.