Park City Style Magazine

19/12/2025

Three of the talented athletes representing the women’s U.S. Stifel Ski Jumping Team call Park City home — Josie Johnson, Paige Jones and Samantha Macuga.

Hailing from the town that played a pivotal role in getting women’s ski jumping recognized as an Olympic sport, these athletes are pushing the limits of what’s possible — and inspiring the next generation of female jumpers to reach even higher.

Three of the talented athletes representing the women’s U.S. Stifel Ski Jumping Team call Park City home — Josie Johnson, Paige Jones and Samantha Macuga. Hailing from the town that played a pivotal role in getting women’s ski jumping recognized as an Olympic sport, these athletes are pushing ...

15/12/2025

Our guy Anthony has been hard at work filling the magazine racks with our latest issue! If you see him, make sure to say hello. 😁

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12/12/2025

How determined Parkites helped change Olympic history for the world 💪

🏔️ We look back at how a group of determined locals from Park City helped overturn nearly a century of inequality: for decades, women were barred from ski jumping at the Winter Olympics. Sparked by the father of champion jumper Jessica Jerome and boosted by tireless advocates like Victor Method, the fight for equality gained national attention, sponsorship, and eventually — historic change. Their efforts helped pave the way for women to compete in ski jumping at the Olympics, forever changing the sport. 🎿✨

✍ Ashley Brown
📸 Dan Campbell Photography

Park City and the Wasatch Mountains captured the global stage during the 2002 Winter Olympics. Those Games introduced two inaugural women’s events: bobsled and skeleton. Including women in these sports was a victory that left a gaping hole — first-rate athletes and local ski jumpers like Jessica...

11/12/2025

Christmas came early for us here at PCStyle! We're hitting the streets ... find one around town!

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09/12/2025

Get to know the writers behind PCStyle Magazine.

Behind the Byline is a series created to introduce you to the storytellers shaping every issue. Natalie Taylor is a regular contributor to PCStyle Magazine and the author of the poetry chapbook, “Eden’s Edge.” A freelance writer for nearly three decades, she’s met some of the most talented, ...

09/12/2025

We're hitting the streets this week to distribute our latest issue! Look for it at over 160 locations across Park City, Old Town, Deer Valley, Canyons Village, Kimball/Quarry, Midway, Heber City and downtown SLC. 🔥

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05/12/2025

What's on tap in Park City and nearby this winter. ❄

Create PC: Holiday Makers Market Nov. 21 through the holidaysSponsored by the Arts Council of Park City & Summit County, the Makers Market is the perfect opportunity to shop local this holiday season. The market provides a place for local artisans and entrepreneurs to showcase their products. Open W...

04/12/2025

Another gorgeous mountain shot from in Heber City.

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02/12/2025

Say hello to the Winter/Spring issue of PCStyle Magazine 🔥

Our latest edition is at the printers (cue the happy dance!) and will be on stands the week of Dec. 8. 🎉

Can’t wait? We couldn’t either. Sneak a peek now: park-citystyle.com/e-edition/winter-spring-2025-26/

Cover photo by Dan Campbell

Find the print edition next week at over 160 locations in Park City, Old Town, Deer Valley, Canyons Village, Kimball/Quarry, Midway, Heber City and downtown SLC.

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27/11/2025

I’m thankful for ... whoever leaves this pie unattended.

Happy Thanksgiving from Park City! 🦃