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Taylor Hartman

(He/Him)
Salt Lake City, Utah
As seen in: The Utah Investigative Journalism Project, Unofficial Networks, Utah Stories, Aol, Deseret News, The Salt Lake Tribune, KSTU-TV (Salt Lake City, UT), Daily Herald (Provo Utah), KTVQ-TV (Billings, MT), KCTV-TV (Kansas City, MO), Arizona Daily Sun, The Spectrum & Daily News, Standard-Examiner and
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Taylor Hartman is an Ogden-based writer who enjoys storytelling in all forms. His work has been featured in numerous Utah publications, winning an SPJ award for his reporting on nursing homes with the Utah Investigative Journalism Project. Taylor’s passion lies in uncovering hidden narratives and shedding light on the unseen. With a background in tourism and journalism, Taylor strives to tell the story of Utah and Utahns from north to south.

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Utah’s Adaptive Skiing Revolution Ahead of the 2034 Olympics

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By Taylor Hartman
| Unofficial Networks Verified
Standing at the top of a ski hill, skiers and boarders find themselves in places usually hostile to human life. Strapped with fiberglass sticks on their feet, snow drifts gather at the bases of trees. They are out of humanity’s element. For individuals with disabilities, the barriers to entry for snowsports can be even higher. How can one access such rugged terrain when bound to a wheelchair? How can someone with visual impairment navigate hazards like trees and deep snow pockets?
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Inside Moab’s Political Divide: Land, Tourism, and the Future of Grand County, Utah

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By Taylor Hartman
| Utah Stories Verified
In the late 1950s, Edward Abbey took a job as a park ranger at Arches National Monument, just outside Moab. What he found there, and what he watched happen to it, would shape the rest of his life. Roads were being cut into the canyon country. Cars were replacing foot traffic. The National Park Service, in the name of accessibility, was engineering a kind of industrialization of the wilderness he’d come to love.
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A Ski Village or a Tipping Point? Nordic Valley Expansion Divides Ogden Valley

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By Taylor Hartman
| Utah Stories Verified
A turning point for Ogden Valley. OGDEN VALLEY, Utah — Nordic Valley Ski Resort is in the early stages of a long-term expansion that will significantly change both the resort and Ogden Valley. Approved by Weber County in late 2024, the plan allows for the development of a new base-area village that includes hotels, condominiums, employee housing, and commercial space, marking the first time Ogden Valley will have a true ski resort village.
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