Local News Hour

Timpanogos Valley Theater board member Gary Harter on the annual Halloween ghost tours and performances of the "War of the Worlds" radio show, Park City Manager Adam Lenhard and Deputy City Manager Jodi Emery preview this week's council meeting, including a discussion on reviving an economic development grant and Amy Lecocq with Pro-Active Alliance previews the organization's upcoming "Summit County Shows Up" candidate event Friday in Kamas.

Summit County Community Development Director Peter Barnes updates area development projects, including a Browns Canyon housing project moving to become a developer-led town, Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau previews Wednesday's council meeting, including tax appeals and Heber bypass plans and Summit Land Conservancy CEO Cheryl Fox talks about projects in the Weber and Kamas valleys.

West Hills opponent seeks to disqualify 18 voters from incorporation election, Citizens’ Climate Lobby, Co-Lead Wasatch Back Chapter Tracy Harden has details on its candidate forum Tuesday, Heber City Manager Matt Brower previews Tuesday's city council meeting, Park City Chamber awards $150,000 for local sustainability projects, State finds illegal water dumping occurred on Park City School District construction site and Director of Wasatch Backcountry Alliance Dani Poirier has details on their upcoming fundraiser.

Wasatch High School film and television teacher Corey Lange, Park City Councilmember Bill Ciraco has a recap of last night's meeting, Park City Mountain spokesperson John Kanaly on Epic Coverage Plan and previews the ski season, and Park City Historic Alliance Executive Director Ginger Wicks has an update on the Park City Dine About happening in Park City in October.

Peace House Executive Director Kendra Wycoff discusses plans for Domestic Violence Awareness week and how their outreach efforts are helping, Park City Chamber Bureau Sustainability Director Morgan Mingle with details on this year's Sustainable Tourism Grant winners and Choreographer Steven Brown on Saturday's Curbside Theater show

Park City Senior Citizens, Inc. Program Manager Lauren Kane and Live Like Sam Programs Director Jessica Parker have details on how to register for the Sages and Seekers program, Park City Manager Adam Lenhard previews this week's city council meeting and Park Silly Sunday Market Executive Director Kate McChesney has a season recap.

Deputy Summit County Manager Janna Young and Deputy Communications Director Bridget Nobel preview Saturday's tours of the new PEAK Center, including tours and a library book brigade, Local author and wealth manager Trevor Hanson talks about "Unsplode," the book on wealth and health strategies that he wrote with his cousin, orthopedic surgeon Caleb Pinegar, Park City Sunrise Rotarians Monika Guendner and Jim Whitney preview the Oct. 10 Shot Ski event that seeks to record 1,430 simultaneous single shot, and Park City Museum Education Director Diane Knispel discusses the Oct. 3 Glenwood Cemetery tribute event , which features actors portraying local historical figures at their gravesites.

MIDA’s East Village-area bonds total over $1B, Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff has a monthly update, Park City MOFO bike ride raises $700,000 for National Ability Center, Executive Director Jacky's Recovery Support Services Javier Alegre and Mountain Trails Foundation Executive Director Lora Anthony and Trails Director Connor Maher have a preview of their autumn trails update.

Private partners would operate Basin Rec climbing, mini golf facilities, Park City Planning Commission mulls Clark Ranch building height, parking, Park City School Board President Meredith Reed and Vice President Nick Hill, Summit County treads lightly on preliminary municipality issue, LDS Temple update with Brent Maxfield and Analie Samasei'a, Utah Olympic leader Colin Hilton remembered as visionary leader, friend and Adriane Juarez and Becca Lael from the Park City Library discuss the 2026 Utah Humanities Book Festival.

Summit County Councilmember Chris Robinson recaps Wednesday's meeting, including a public hearing on the $71 million Basin Recreation bond and a delay in adopting a resolution opposing a state development tool, Michelle McAnaney from The College Spy and PC READS Executive Director Elissa Aten preview a college planning presentation and workshop Sept. 27-29 and Park City/Summit County Arts Council Executive Director Jocelyn Scudder and Trove gallery owner Jen Schumacher preview Friday's musical gallery stroll.