Local News Hour

Today's Local News Hour guests include: Park City Historic Alliance Executive Director Ginger Wicks has an update from this month's HPCA board meeting, Utah Education Association President Heidi Matthews has a preview of the upcoming legislative session and the redistricting of state school board members and Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff has a monthly update.

Today on the Local News Hour – the final hour that we spend with candidates on this year’s ballot. In studio today are the four candidates running for two seats on the Heber City Council – Yvonne Barney – Wayne Hardman, Bryce Hoover and Scott Phillips.

Today's Local News Hour guests include: Summit County Council member Malena Stevens recaps yesterday's council meeting, Park City Environmental Sustainability Manager Luke Cartin has details about Tuesday's groundbreaking of the solar farm and Park City Film Director Katy Wang has with a monthly update

On today's Local News Hour, Leslie is joined by Park City Board of Education Vice President Wendy Crossland and District Business Administrator Todd Hauber with a recap of Tuesday's meeting and public hearing, Heber City Council Member Mike Johnston has a recap of Tuesday’s meeting, and Owner of the new studio Summit Dance Project Tonia Bloomquist talks about the split with Ballet West Academy and the plans to continue with The Nutcracker performances in December.

Today's Local News Hour guests include High Valley Transit District Board Member Doug Clyde with an update, CEO of Stein Collection Russ Olsen and Michelle O'Brien talk about the decision to increase hourly wages to $18 and Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Dana Jones has a monthly report.

In lieu of our regular Local News Hour – today we get to know the candidates running for Heber City mayor. Heber City mayoral candidates Kelleen Potter and Heidi Franco join the show today.

Today's guests for the Local News Hour include: Summit County Council Member Roger Armstrong with a recap of Wednesday's meeting – the first meeting on next year’s budget, Bill Pidwell and Jamie Taylor with Friends of Park City Education talk about their campaign to get the $79 million Park City school bond approved by voters and members of Leadership Class 27 Kris Campbell and Eyee Hsu have details on this year's class project: Redistricting.

On today's Local News Hour, Leslie speaks Summit County Health Department Deputy Director Shelley Worley with an update on the COVID-19 situation in Summit County, Managing Director of the Utah Office of Tourism and Film Vicki Varela talks about the $75 K grant the Park City Chamber Bureau received to produce a guide for the back trails of Park City, and Snyderville Basin Planning Commission Chair Thomas Cooke has an update from last night's work session dealing with Policy 2.3 of the general plan and whether it should be scrapped, tweaked, or kept as is.

On today's Local News Hour guests include: Summit County Manager Tom Fisher who discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, Park City School Board member Andrew Caplan and District Business Administrator Todd Hauber answering questions on the $79 million school bond and Doug Pope, a member of the Heber City Cowboy Poetry Board of Directors and entertainer/musician, who has details about this year's event.

Today's guests on the Local News Hour include Lauren Barros and Sebastian Nicholls with Citizens Climate Lobby, Park City Board of Realtors Jamie Johnson and Board President Mark Jacobsen who have details about an affordable housing event happening Tuesday at the Park City Library Community room and Park City Education Foundation Ex. Director Abby McNulty has an update on programs offered by the foundation.