Local News Hour

On today’s program, Summit County Council Member Roger Armstrong has a recap of yesterday’s meeting. U.S. Ski and Snowboard CEO Tiger Shaw has a recap of the opening Alpine race of the World Cup season in Soelden and a look ahead at the coming winter season. Park City Community Foundation Community ImpactDirector Ollie Wilder and Co-Chair of this year's Live PC Give PC event Mike Ruzek have details on this year's goal (5,000 donors) and mission leaderboards and Park City Adult Services Librarian

On today’s program, Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation District Director Mike Luers has the latest on the 248/Rail Trail and now Marsac Ave. sewer line rehabilitation project. Park City Affordable Housing Project Manager Rhoda Stauffer and Mountainlands Housing Coordinator Dani Lo Feudo explain the purpose of the upcoming affordable housing orientation sessions. People’s Health Clinic Executive Director Beth Armstrong and Julie Contreras a Health Care Assister with the Utah Health Policy

On today’s program, Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Utah Education Association President Heidi Matthews and Vice President Renee Pinkney talk about what's at stake under the proposed tax reform plan. Housing Services Coordinator for Habitat for Humanity Brianna Siddoway and Deputy Director of the Summit County Health Department Phil Bondurant have details about Summit County's Burn Smart program and Park City Special Events Manager

On today’s program, Ian Crossland Head of School for Park City Day School has details on tonight's High School Fair. In studio. Amy Leithead South Summit School District Peer Leader Advisor and Random Acts of Kindness Counselor and students Alyssa and Caylie talk about the efforts in the district to identify opportunities to enhance the overall student experience in mental wellness. Author Jonathan Mooney is this year's PC Reads Annual Speaker for Dyslexia Awareness month and Park City resident

On today’s program, State Rep. Tim Quinn and Rep. Brian King discuss the recently released tax reform recommendations. Parkite Rob Lea who successfully completed his world triathlon by climbing Mt. Everest, swimming the English Channel and riding his bike across America - all done within 6 months – talks about his accomplishment and challenges and tells us what’s next. The Vice President of the nonprofit organization MMAD – Men Making A Difference Tom Savage talks about the organization that

On today’s program, Summit County Council Member Glenn Wright has a recap of yesterday’s meeting. Snyderville Basin Planning Commission Chairwoman Malena Stevens has an update on Tuesday’s meeting. Ballet West Artistic Director Adam Sklute discusses the opening of the ballet Song of the Nightingale and confronting the issues of racial stereotyping in a 94-year-old ballet and Park City Institute Director Teri Orr and Board Member Rachel Alday announce the upcoming Main Stage season, as well as

On today’s program, South Summit School District Superintendent Shad Sorenson talks about the vaping issues in his district and the start of the Gay Straight Alliance Club. Park City Councilmember Tim Henney has a recap of Tuesday's council meeting and Save People Save Wildlife members Lorelei Coombs and Erin Ferguson talk about how they think reduced speeds on SR 224 will be safer for wildlife and people as well news about their recent payment to UDOT to install more wildlife fencing.

On today’s program, Assistant Summit County Manager Janna Young and Sustainability Coordinator Lisa Yoder discuss the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. U.S. Paralympian Chris Waddell, who will be inducted into the Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame November 1 st . Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson previews tomorrow's planning commission agenda an has an update on a second appeal filed against the city’s affordable housing project, Woodside Park, Phase 2, and Park City

On today’s program, Park City School District Associate Superintendent of Wellness Ben Belnap talks about vaping in the schools, educational prevention programs and the coming installation of vape detectors in the secondary schools. Park City interim City Manager Matt Dias previews Tuesday's Park City Council meeting and Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Brian Hanton has an update on the proposed $2.4 million tax increase.

On Today's show host Carolyn Murray talks to Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the Council of Governments quarterly meeting. Mike Weinstein with the Voices For Utah Children discusses efforts to guide tax reform so it doesn’t hurt Utah’s poor. Singer/Songwriter Joshua Radin talks about his music and the upcoming show at the Eccles Center Friday evening.