NIGHT RIDING STARTS TONIGHT!

Night riding is open for the season starting at 4pm on Thursday December 14th.  Ride Monday thru Saturday, 4pm - 9pm.

MILLY EXPRESS OPENS 12.15.2017

Our snowmaking crew has been working round the clock and their efforts are paying off!  Milly Express will open for the season on Friday, December 15th. 

USDA Highlights $40 Million in Infrastructure Investments in Rural Communities

Funding Helps Improve Streets, Transit Facilities and Other Structures to Spur Economic Growth and Create Jobs

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14, 2017 – Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue today highlighted U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) investments in Fiscal Year 2017 that will help construct or improve infrastructure and boost economic growth in rural communities.

A2IM's CEO Richard James Burgess Speaks Out 

On FCC Net Neutrality Vote

"A2IM (American Association of Independent Music) is extremely disappointed in the FCC's decision today to repeal net neutrality rules. 

This decision will disadvantage all the small and medium-sized enterprises, including the ones that make up our membership, and will negatively affect innovation. 

Judicial Watch: State Department Made Deal with Hillary Clinton to Keep Call Log, Schedules Secret

The Polarization Problem: How to Dislodge and
Move Forward When Decision Makers Are at a Stalemate
The rapid-fire pace of business today means companies must make big, bold strategic decisions quickly, fearlessly, and often. When teams are polarized, this can't happen. Amanda Setili explains how stalemates cripple your company and offers six steps for reaching a breakthrough.

Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir’s 14th Annual PBS Broadcast

Features Cross-Cultural, Latino-Themed Celebration with

Renowned Operatic Tenor Rolando Villazón

No. 1 watched program on PBS during holidays brings poignant, cross-cultural, Latino-themed celebration to millions of viewers in December

Reservation Counter Announces Winner of Fall Semester Scholarship

Zoey Spellman of Youngstown State University was awarded the scholarship for her academic achievements and work with the 4-H community

Education and travel has always been a passion of mine. In high school, my chemistry teacher was a world traveler and would tell her travels to the class. It sparked my interest in wanting to explore.”

— Zoey Spellman, scholarship winner

Dec. 13, 2017

Good morning from Washington, where lawmakers mull the outcome of the big Senate race in Alabama. Rachel del Guidice has the results. Some Republicans support less of a cut in business taxes, and Rachel Greszler breaks down why that’s not wise. Older Americans are about to get hit by a hefty Obamacare tax, reports Fred Lucas, who also updates the dust-up over making Jerusalem a world capital. Plus: Walter Williams on the loss of traditional values, and Alden Abbott on a judge who acts like she runs the military. Today, the National Guard turns, gulp, 381.

Daily Briefing

Good Wednesday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 347th day of the year. There are 18 days remaining in 2017.

Daily Briefing

Good Wednesday morning from Salt Lake City. Today is the 347th day of the year. There are 18 days remaining in 2017.