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Meet Mr. Weefix, Heber City’s Renaissance (handy)man - Park Record (opens the original)
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When Heber City handyman Mr. Weefix, also known as Nathan Rushton, crouches under a leaky sink, wrench in hand, he might tell a tale of glorious warfare. “We had to go through this alleyway, and we got hit with an RPG. … We were in between two, two stories, and every window had people in it,” he said. “It was the quintessential trap.” Veteran Rushton was recruited fresh out of high school in 2004 — not by the U.S. military, but by Special Ops Paintball, a company in North Salt Lake. Ruston helpe
Heber City musician Alicia Stockman finally comes home - Park Record (opens the original)
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Heber City Americana musician Alicia Stockman was driving home after a horrible house show in Dallas when her engine block cracked and began leaking coolant into the oil, which may as well have been a terminal diagnosis for her car. She “limped” her way to a Kia dealership in Grand Junction, Colorado, where she called her ex-boyfriend and parents, in tears and beside herself. “I was 36 at the time. I was not a young kid. I was a full-ass grown adult,” she joked. “My parents came and picked me up
New rent-to-own homes unveiled in Heber City - Park Record (opens the original)
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Emily and Phillip Ross have lived in Heber City for three years. Already, they’re certain they want to spend the rest of their lives there. “Heber is just perfect. All the parks, the access to the lakes, the camping, hunting, golf, especially, and all the things we have going on in the city center area and city park is just phenomenal,” Phillip said. “We just love it.” The couple lived in Provo but dreamed of moving to Heber City. They were able to move into an apartment but thought they would b
Heber City Police Department launches Project Safeguard for vulnerable people - Park Record (opens the original)
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Heber City couple Michele and T.C. Thomas’ 9-year-old son, who has Down syndrome, likes to explore, even if he doesn’t have an adult with him. “One day, I was in the bathroom, and my husband was gone, and my front door camera went off, and it was him. He was walking straight out the front door. He had figured out the childproof door handle and lock and just went on his way,” Michele said. “There’s so much to see, so many people to meet.” Wandering is common among those with certain developmental
Artists come from near and far for Kimball Arts Festival - Park Record (opens the original)
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An Atari controller with hands plays itself. A friendly, lean fellow in a bow tie, looking like an extra in the 2005 animated film “Robots,” pours four drinks at once. A 4-foot-tall troll holds a spear in one hand and dangles a key in the other, seemingly asking for a password. The father of each of these metal creatures is sculptor Adam Holman from Tucson, Arizona, one of 195 artists who exhibited on Park City Main Street over the weekend during the Kimball Arts Festival. Holman has been obsess
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