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James Ross, a MAGA supporter, waves the American flag during the No Kings rally in Heber City on Saturday. Credit: Michael Ritucci/Park Record

While nary a MAGA could be found on the pedestrian bridge over 1-80 at Kimball Junction on Saturday morning, a couple of counter-protesters showed up in downtown Heber City to let a couple of hundred No Kings ralliers know there is another point of view on how President Trump and the Republicans are doing in Washington, D.C.

Law enforcement was present and there were no reports of incidents requiring intervention at any of the Wasatch Back events in Park City, Kamas or Heber City. Other perhaps some barb in the banter between people with different views, the demonstrations were friendly gatherings of (mostly) like-minded people.

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A No Kings protester attempts to block James Ross, in red hat, a rare MAGA supporter at the No Kings rally Saturday morning in Heber City. Credit: Michael Ritucci/Park Record
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The No Kings protest in Heber City on Saturday was peaceful and without incident. Credit: Michael Ritucci/Park Record
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A large number of people lined both sides of Main Street in Heber City on Saturday for the No Kings protest. Credit: Michael Ritucci/Park Record
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Michelle Van Tassell, right, and son Asher Nielsen dressed up for the occasion in Heber City. Credit: Michael Ritucci/Park Record
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Jane Bayle dressed in full “Handmaid’s Tale” attire for the No Kings protest in Heber City on Saturday, referencing the novel by Margaret Atwood popularized in the Hulu television series of the same name. Credit: Park Record file photo by Michael Ritucci