Local News Hour

On today’s program, it’s opening day for the summer season at Utah Olympic Park. Marketing Manager Kole Nordmann has details. National Ability Center Director of Development Carey Cusimano has details on the upcoming Barn Party and the race to the finish line for their $15 million capital campaign. Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Brian Hanton has an update on the community recreation survey and National Trails Day, June 1.

On today’s program, Charlie Sturgis from Mountain Trails Foundation talks about their proposal to build offices at the Quinn’s Trailhead. Bright Futures Coordinator Rebeca Gonzales talks about the program’s first class to graduate high school this month and then off to college. Two of those students join her, Jenny Celestino and Issac Cortes. Park City Mayor Andy Beerman has a recap of last night's meeting and Park City Reads Executive Director Elissa Aten and Phoebe Beacham, Founder of Decoding

On today’s program, Summit County Council Member Kim Carson discusses the latest on how to improve the issues on the Weber River. Park City School District Assistant Superintendent of Wellness Ben Belnap discusses the changes at the Learning Academy and Park City Community Engagement Manager Linda Jager and City Recorder Michelle Kellogg preview the upcoming “How to Run for Public office” panel.

On today’s program, South Summit School District Superintendent Shad Sorenson has an update on the community scholarship awards. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Budget Manager Nate Rockwood have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting, including another look at the budget. Executive Director of Mountain Mediation Gretchen Lee and Attorney Natalie Segall have details about a screening next week, "A Long Day's Journey into Day: South Africa's Search for Truth and

On today’s program, Director of Summit Land Conservancy Cheryl Fox has an update on open space issues. Summit County Attorney Margaret Olsen has an update on the Children’s Justice Center and Christian Center of Park City Marketing and Event Coordinator Debbie La Belle along with Development Director Shauna Weist have details about the winners of the new event space naming contest. In studio.

On today’s program, Park City Chief Building Official Dave Thacker previews a wildfire prevention panel on Wednesday evening. Acting Director of Connect Summit County Sheri Fisher has a rundown of the second half of Mental Health Awareness Month events and Park City Education Foundation Director Abby McNulty has last minute details about Saturday’s Running With Ed and a look at how some of the money raised supports the Elementary Visual Arts program.

On today’s program, Park City Senior Transportation Planner Julia Collins and McPolin Principal Bob Edmiston have details about next week’s Bike to School/Work Day. Local photographer Mark Maziarz talks about his piece selected for the prestigious Springville Art Show and the future of the Pianos for All program, now that he's stepping away after 7 years of running it. Park City High School National Honor Society members Caroline Wadman and Grace Wiczek have details about the Memorial Day 5K and

On today’s program, Summit County Council chairman Roger Armstrong has a recap of Wednesday's meeting, including a discussion about the budget for the Jeremy and Pinebrook roundabouts. Park City Ski and Snowboard Interim Director Christie Hind talks about the process to fill the CEO void, and look back at the season and some of those who were honored at the recent award ceremonies as well as an update on the UOP Mountain expansion project. Director of this spring's YouthTheater production, The

Park City Planner Hannah Tyler talks about the Historic Neighborhood Character Survey. Peace House Executive Director, Kendra Wyckoff and Domestic Violence Survivor and keynote speaker for Thursday’s luncheon, Kit Gruelle in the studio. They talk about the annual fundraiser at St. Mary’s Church and the planned opening of the new facility. Summit County Arts Council Managing Director, Jocelyn Scudder and Alyssa Mitchell from the Summit County Health Department talk about the Coalville Community

On today’s program, Summit County Manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. Acupuncturist and Chinese medicine practitioner Maile McKain is this month's PC MARC free Lunch and Learn guest. She will be talking about the treatment of mental health disorders using Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ballet West Academy Campus Administrator Sandy Flury has details on the upcoming Spring Concert.