Local News Hour

Here is Part One of the Project for Deeper Understanding’s free public forum “Growth; Is Regional Planning the Answer?” hosted by The Park Record Editor Bubba Brown. It was held at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on September 24th 2019. The seven panel members involved in the forum included; Shawn Seager Planning Director with Mountainland Association of Governments, Patrick Putt Community Development Director for Summit County, Bill Malone President and CEO of The Park City Chamber Bureau, Jan

On today’s program, Lower Silver Creek Activist Annette Velarde has details about the discussion residents are having on a possible connection from lower Silver Creek to Bitner Road. Assistant Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting, including a $25,000 annual contract to provide one stop shop trip planning and transportation app to serve the Park City area and visitors and n ewly named Park City Summit County Arts Council Director Jocelyn

On today’s program, Executive Director of the Park Silly Sunday Market Kate McChesney reviews this past season that ended Sunday and Heber City Mayor Kelleen Potter and City Manager Matt Brower have an update on the airport master planning and Sorenson and Zebb annexations.

On today’s program, Summit County Sheriff Justin Martinez has details about the new school resource officer and the next generation 911. Eyee Hsu and Bryn Carey preview the upcoming Mountain Towns 2030 conference in Park City and Park City Museum Director Sandra Morrison has details on the Glenwood Cemetery tour and upcoming lecture.

Park city Community Engagement Manager, Linda Jager and Senior Transportation Planner, Julia Collins talk about the fall projects open house and transportation projects. Park City Sunrise Rotary member, Andy Armstrong has details on the dedication of the new Geologic Park in the basin. Park city High School Dance Team coach, Ashley Mott has information about the team attending a National Dance Festival this winter.

On the Local News Hour: Summit County Councilmember Roger Armstrong recaps Wednesday's county council meeting ; Hideout Town Manager Jan McCosh and Summit County Councilmember Glenn Wright preview the upcoming Project For Deeper Understanding exploring regional growth; and Park City Institute Executive Director Teri Orr has details about Saturday’s event, featuring two of the students involved in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida.

Park City Board of Education Vice President, Erin Grady and Superintendent Jill Gildea talk about the school board meeting last night and the upcoming master planning meetings. Mountain Mediation representatives, Gretchen Lee and Natalie Segall talk about the first community conversation they’re hosting at the Senior Center on Thursday. Luke Heinz and Mary Gwen from Rise Boxing Club and Fitness Studio talk about a first-ever boxing match scheduled for next weekend. It’s being organized to raise

On the Local News Hour: Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting; Peace House Executive Director Kendra Wyckoff and Board Member Karen Marriott have details about the grand opening of the new Peace House campus; Recycle Utah Communications and Development Director Haley Lebsack has a monthly update and Ecker Hill Middle School students talk about their efforts to get a plastic bag ban in place in Summit County.

On today’s program, Park City Librarian Kate Mapp has details about this year's Utah Humanities Book Festival, including a presentation from New York Times Reporter John Branch about his new book, The Last Cowboys. Park City High School Student Body President Noah Nasser and Student Council President and Cheerleader Sheccid Villanueva have a rundown on Spirit Week leading up to Homecoming on Friday. Paul Tew, the Creative Director at BackCountry and National Ability Center CEO Kevin Stickelman

On today’s program, Lora Smith has a Tour de Suds update. David Beurele from Future I.Q. and Park City Budget and Strategic Planning Manager Jed Briggs talk about data from Park City's 2020 visioning process so far. Park City Councilmember Lynn Ware Peek has a recap of last night's meeting, on proposed Land Management Code changes for affordable housing, the 2020 visioning process and special events. Summit County Regional Transportation Planning Director Caroline Rodriguez talks about the 3rd