Local News Hour

Today on the Local News Hour show it’s the Mountain Trails Report with Trails & Open Space Manager Bob Radke. Then Lt. Governor Spencer Cox talks about an initiative to create 25,000 jobs in rural Utah in the next four years.  Next is Park City Council member Nann Worel to talk about last night's meeting. Wrapping up the hour we have singer, songwriter and producer Aloe Blacc who will be performing at the Snow Amphitheater at the Deer Valley Resort on Sunday.

First guest, Summit County Council Member Chris Robinson to talk about last night’s meeting. Dixon Resources Principal Julie Dixon and Park City Parking & Fleet Administrative Supervisor Kenzie Coulson will be in with an update on the Parking Demand System.  Then we have Park City Special Events Manager Jenny Diersen with a look ahead at the week's events. 

Park City School Board Member Andrew Caplan and District Communications Director Molly Miller in to talk about their meeting last night. Then Park City Manager Diane Foster and Transportation Planning Manager Alfred Knotts will be in to discuss the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting followed by Kara Cody with the Sundance Institute and Park City Environmental Sustainability Manager Luke Cartin. They’re going to talk about Friday's screening of Chasing Coral and the sustainability discussion that happens before the film starts.

Summit County manager Tom Fisher will be in to discuss the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Richard Woodruff with the American Red Cross will be in to talk about the severe blood shortage and the many blood drives scheduled for the KPCW listening area. Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra along with Park City Mountain resort Chef Alex Malmborg are going to talk about their 100 Mile Meal fund raising event. Rounding up the hour we have Park City Nordic Ski Club Coach Alan Alborn to talk about the Fly Girls - Park City's future ski jumpers. 

On today’s program, Park City Business Administrator Todd Hauber and School Board Member JJ Ehlers preview the special meeting for Tuesday. Jim Bennett, son of late Senator Bob Bennett, talks about the new United Utah centrist political party. Caroline Rodriguez and Alfred Knotts have details about the Summit Ebike program launch event - on Wednesday at noon and Summit County Landfill Supervisor Tim Loveday has details on the 2017 garbage fee bills which will be hitting your mailbox this week.

On today’s program,  Charlie Sturgis has this week’s Mountain Trails Report. Rotarians Tom Kelly and Peter Wright have details about the $125k in  financial grants awarded to three local nonprofit organizations benefitting children. Park City Council member Tim Henney has a recap on last night's council meeting. Derek Miller, president and CEO of World Trade Center Utah has detail on the 25k Jobs Launch Tour coming to Summit County July 18th.  The Governor's goal is to create 25,000 jobs in the 25 counties off the Wasatch Front.

On today’s program, a member of the Summit County Council member Glenn Wright recaps yesterday’s meeting.  Snyderville Basin Planning Commissioner Chuck Klingenstein recaps Tuesday night’s meeting. Park City Planning Commission Chairman Adam Strachan discusses last night’s meeting, including the latest on Treasure.

On today's  Christie Worthington follows up on a gathering she hosted Monday evening about the Our Schools Now Initiative. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Sustainability Manager Celia Peterson discuss the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. With a Summit County Health Department monthly update, Health Educator Allyssa Mitchell talks about changes to the county’s code regarding electronic nicotine and county music singer Kellie Pickler performs Sunday night at the Deer Valley Amphitheatre.

On today’s program, Cheryl Fox - director of Summit Land Conservancy has her monthly update. Summit County manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson has a preview of Wednesday's planning commission meeting. Treasure is back on the agenda to discuss construction feasibility and excavation site plans.

On today’s program, Park City Budget Manager and Project Manager for the new Arts and Culture district Nate Rockwood and Park City Manager Diane Foster with more information about a special public meeting to introduce the community to the plans to develop an Arts and Culture district at Bonanza Park.HPCA- Historic Park City Alliance Ex.