Today on the Local News Hour : Summit County Deputy Health Director Phil Bondurant has an update on COVID public health transition to an orange status. He talks about the Summit county orders and gives an update on pilot anti-body testing. (04:35) Renee Huang is founder and owner of Wild Women Tribe. She has an update on the virtual retreat, Spark Clarity which is scheduled for the last weekend in May. (20:00) Executive Director of Summit Community Gardens Sloane Johnson talks about the spring

Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. (05:45) Executive Director of Mountain Town Music Brian Richards has a look ahead at how they’re planning for the summer concert season. (22:04) Executive Director of Summit Land Conservancy Cheryl Fox has details on their virtual breakfast as well as open space issues (31:19) and Park City Library Director Adriane Juarez has details on the partial reopening of the county libraries using curbside pickup

Employment Attorney Mark Tolman (8:33) talks about employee rights now that businesses are re-opening. Co-Chairs of the May 7th Peace House Spring Luncheon Julie Joyce and Kate Margolis (24:17) have details about how to participate in this virtual fundraising lunch and Rob Harter, Executive Director of Christian Center of Park City (37:03) has details about the services his organization is offering during the COVID-19 crisis, including the re-opening of the donation center and thrift stores.

Summit County Health Director Rich Bullough and Summit County Manager Tom Fisher have the latest on the new health order that went into effect as of midnight.(4:35) Park City Councilmember Becca Gerber has a recap of last night's meeting ( 22:57) and Park City Rotary Club Member John Hanrahan and Pastor of St. Mary’s Church Christopher Gray have details on Saturday's food drive. (33.28)

Summit County Council Member Roger Armstrong has a recap of yesterdays’ meeting, where the council discussed the new health order on re-opening business. Former Park City Manager Diane Foster talks about her new role as the Assistant City Manager of Aspen, Colorado, and Photographer Matt Davis talks about his Front Steps Project - which has raised more than $11,000 for the Park City Community Foundation.

Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects, including the Dakota Pacific project at Kimball Junction. Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting discussing how to make up next fiscal year's $8.6 million shortfall and Lori Hampton talks about a new Facebook page Adopt a Park City Senior 2020.

Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Architect and Project Manager for Park City School District Master Plan Scott Later talks about the master planning process and Swaner Nature Preserve Visitor Coordinator Hunter Klingensmith has details about a virtual screening of the film 2040 followed by a panel discussion April 30th.

Wasatch County Manager Mike Davis has an update how Wasatch County is responding to the close of commerce – and how it plans to reopen the county. (0:30) Executive Director of Park Silly Sunday Market, Kate McChesney explains their decision to cancel the 2020 market (15:58) Executive Director of Christian Center of Park City, Rob Harter has the latest numbers about the services his organization is offering the community during the COVID-19 crisis. (23:57)

Republic Services Manager of Municipal Services and Government Affairs Reece DeMille has details about a $20 million assistance program. (7:30) Park City Mayor Andy Beerman has a preview of this morning's Council Roundtable that starts at 9. (20:20) Park City Summit Arts Council Ex. Director Jocelyn Scudder has details on how the arts community is trying to keep us creatively active during of isolation. (36:37)

Summit County Council Member Glenn Wright has a recap from yesterday’s meeting dealing with more budget cuts. Park City School District Business Administrator Todd Hauber talks about the district's budget as the state legislature contemplates reworking education funding and the owner of Park City Lodging and a member of the Park City Lodging Association Rhonda Sideris has an update on how hard hit the industry has been and what the plans are to begin to re-open nightly rentals.