Local News Hour

On today’s program, Bob Radke from Basin Rec has today’s Trails Report.  Jody Churich, COO and Executive Vice President of Woodward has an update on Woodward Park City's plans, an all-in-one, year-round training facility. Park City Council member Tim Henney has a recap about last night's meeting and People's Health Clinic Director Beth Armstrong talks about the new 1-day a week clinic in Heber City.

On today’s program, Our Schools Now Campaign Manager Austin Cox has details about the education funding initiative that could be on the November 2018 ballot. Summit County Council member Doug Clyde has a recap from Wednesday's meeting. Utah State Representative Tim Quinn has an update on legislative issues, including his bill to remove sales tax from food and Peace House Director of Development and Marketing, Sally Tauber has details about Peace House Bling Fling parties.

On today’s program, School Board Member Andrew Caplan has details about yesterday’s school board meeting and resignation of board president Julie Eihausen. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Special Events Manager Jenny Diersen have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting, including the decision to pull the Microtransit contract from the agenda.

On today’s program, Summit County manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame Inductee Picabo Street and the director of Alf Engen Ski Museum that hosts the event, Connie Nelson with a look at tomorrow’s induction ceremony and Mary Beth Maziarz - Member of Leadership Class 20 has details on the 3rd Annual Park City Neighbor Day coming up on Saturday. September 23rd.

On today's program, Park City residents Elsa and Dick Gary are the founders of the non-profit Voterise, whose mission is to encourage Utah millennials to register to vote. September is National Voter Registration Month - Sept 26 is National Voter Registration Day. They have details on Voterise's new, trigger-based fundraising platform. Superintendent Ember Conley to discuss Agenda items for PCSD board meeting on Tuesday.

On today’s Local News Hour, Leslie has the mountain trails report with Charlie Sturgis.  Erin Bragg, the new Executive Director of Summit Community Power Works along with board members Matt Abbot and Luke Cartin are in studio.  Park City Council member Andy Beerman has a recap of last night’s meeting. Gordon Cummins from All Resorts talks about the company closing its doors and Dave March with the Kimball Art Center and local artist Ron Butkovich have details about this weekend’s Celebration of the Arts.  

On today’s program, Summit County Council member Kim Carson has a recap from Wednesday's meeting. Park City Planning Commission Chairman  Adam Strachan discusses last night’s meeting and Park City Special Events Manager Jenny Diersen has a look ahead at the week's events, including Autumn Aloft  and the final Park Silly Sunday market.

On today’s program, Snyderville Planning Commissioner Malena Stevens has a recap of last night’s meeting. Park City Manager Diane Foster, Beth Bynan (Business License Specialist) and Hannah Tyler (Planner)  have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting.

On today’s program, Summit County manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson and city legal adviser Jody Burnett have a preview of Wednesday's planning commission meeting. PC MARC Wellness Lunch and Learn monthly guest is Physical Therapist Kathy Bochnowski.

On today’s program, Members of Park City Leadership Class--Thomas Horton, artist/photographer/high school teacher; Coleen McGinn, aquatics director PC Marc; Chris Neville software developer/business owner-- talk about their impressions of the city tour trip to Boulder.