Local News Hour

On today’s program, Park City School District Chief Operating Officer Mike Tanner talks about security projects completed this summer and what they're working on this fall in addressing the high school security challenges. Assistant Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. Founder of the Twilight Rotary Chapter Laurie West joins President Julianne Rosen-Carronne to talk about Park City's third rotary club. Donavan Tea talks about the upcoming

Today onthe Local News Hour, Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting; Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson has a preview of Wednesday's planning commission meeting; Park City Newcomers Co-Presidents Araby Leary and Carol Haselton have details about their upcoming annual luncheon on September 11, featuring guest speaker Bill White; and Pure Midway member Katie Noble talks about the group’s new event Volksmarch.

Summit County Sheriff Justin Martinez talks about swatting calls and school safety and the impacts construction is having on Jeremy Ranch traffic. Rotarians Canice Hart and Sally Elliot talk about the upcoming Miner’s Day festivities. Heidi Swap, a wife, mom, entrepreneur, who lost a son to suicide, gives an overview of her presentation she and David Koslowski, a licensed family therapist, will give Tuesday night at Wasatch High School. Co-presidents of the Friends of the Park City Library,

On today’s program, Wasatch County Manager Mike Davis has an update on Mayflower Mountain, Bonanza Flat and more. John Moss, Wasatch County School District Communications Director, talks about the decision to proceed with the $150 million bond initiative to build a second high school in Heber and Rob Lea and Caroline Gleich talk about Rob's final endeavor to complete his world Triathlon - biking across America.

On today’s program, Summit County Council Member Doug Clyde has a recap of Wednesday’s meeting. Newly appointed Executive Director of Connect Summit County, Deanna Rhodes, talks about her new position. Guiliana Serena with the Bee has details about Saturday’s storytelling workshop at the Kimball Art Center.

On today’s program, Park City School District Business Administrator Todd Hauber and School Board President Andrew Caplan review Tuesday night's school board meeting and truth in taxation hearing and Jocelyn Scudder Managing Director of the Park City Summit County Arts Council talks about the free Art on Trails event coming up on Saturday.

On today’s program, Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Musician Felix Cavaliere, a co-founder of the Rascals talks about his appearance at the Egyptian Theater this weekend - August 22nd to the 25 th and Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra has a preview of some of their upcoming events and programs.

On today’s program, People’s Health Clinic Executive Director Beth Armstrong and Si Hutt, Heber Valley Hospital Administrator have details about the 20th anniversary celebration of the Clinic September 6 th and the long term partnership with Intermountain Health Care. Snyderville Basin Recreation District Director Brian Hanton and Board Chairman Ben Castro have an update on last month's Board retreat and the Executive Director of the Park City Institute Teri Orr has an announcement about two

House District 54 Representative, Tim Quinn has an update on the Tax Restructuring and Equalization task force state wide tour. City Council Member, Becca Gerber talks about the council meeting last night. Frank Zang , Vice President of Communications for Larry H Miller Tour of Utah has the latest on the Tour, the current race leader and what Summit and Wasatch County residents can expect this weekend as it finishes up on Sunday. Wasatch County School District Communications Director, John Moss

Summit County Council Chair Roger Armstrong talks about the county council meeting yesterday.Dr. Jeffery Botkin, Professor of Pediatrics and Associate Vice President for Research at the University of Utah talks about ethical issues in editing our genes. Habitat For Humanity Executive Director Shellie Barrus and Alison Kuhlow talk about the groundbreaking last week at the Silver Creek Village. It’s the first of 25 Habitat homes that will be developed there. Country music artist, CAM called in to