Local News Hour

On today’s program, Park City Institute Teri Orr and Board Member Phyllis Robinson have an update on their quarter million dollar year-end goal to keep the season going through April. Utah Senator Ron Winterton previews his first legislative session. Midway Ice Castles CEO Ryan Davis talks about the opening of this year’s castle and Park City MARC Tennis Coordinator Hannah Shephard has details about the upcoming Tennis Social Night.

On today’s program, Park City Board of Realtors new CEO Jamie Hoppe talks about her vision as the new director. Chairman and CEO of the George S. and Delores Dore Eccles Foundation Spence Eccles talks about the recently published report detailing the family foundation’s financial support of Utah nonprofit organizations and Ski Utah President and CEO Nathan Rafferty talks about his departure to Dakar to compete in the Motorcycle Rally. As part of that effort, he is raising money for the High

On today’s program, Kimball Art Center Education Director Heather Stamenov has details on some upcoming events. GSBS Architects Project Manager Clio Raynor talks about the master planning efforts underway at the Park City School District and NPR Correspondent Howard Berkes talks about his investigation into the deaths of coal miners - deaths that could have been prevented if regulators had acted. We also talk about what’s next for him. After nearly 40 years at NPR, he’s retiring.

On today’s program, Park City Chamber Bureau President and CEO Bill Malone talks about the Christmas Holidays and winter bookings. Park City Institute Director Teri Orr has details on the New Year’s Eve performance at the Eccles Center featuring Sutton Foster and party afterwards as well as an update on the fundraising efforts to raise a quarter of a million dollars by the end of the year.

On today’s program, the Director of Summit Land Conservancy Cheryl Fox and Property Owner Ari Ionnides have an update on a 235 acre conservation easement. Summit County Council member Doug Clyde discusses why the water quality of the Weber River is an urgent priority and the Executive Director of Tanya Taylor Productions, Tanya Taylor talks about her new musical "Lost Boys of Sudan" that will be presented in Park City in February. She and her partner, composer and lyricist Todd Bigatel, have

On today’s program, Summit County Sheriff Justin Martinez talks about the recent rash of auto thefts and burglaries. Sally Elliott and Wendy Fisher, Director of Utah Open Lands discuss the protection of Armstrong Snow Ranch Pastures--they still have to raise money to save it. U.S. Ski and Snowboard Director of Communications Tom Webb has a team update and Park City Native Rosie Brennen talks about her cross country career and her fight to get back on the team.

On today’s program, Park City Museum Director Sandra Morrison will talk about her recent address to Planning Commission discussing the future of town’s historic mining structures. Park City Council member Nann Worel has a recap of last night's final meeting of 2018. Park City Fire Chief Paul Hewitt reminds us of holiday safety tips and Tara Geraghty-Moats has details on the competitions that were held this week in Park City and the path being taken to include Women’s Nordic Combined in the

On today’s program, Park City Sustainability Manager Luke Cartin discuss Park City's accelerated carbon neutral goal. Sundance Institute Managing Director Betsy Wallace explains the new procedure for securing Townie Tuesday and Best of Fest tickets for the 2019 Sundance Film Festival and Summit County Health Director Rich Bullough discusses how his department is dealing with the requirements of the new compromise bill legalizing medical marijuana.

On today’s program, Park City School Superintendent Jill Gildea, Business Administrator Todd Hauber and School Board Member Erin Grady talk about the master planning process, next year’s school calendar and the search for a new board member to replace Petra Butler. Park City Manager Diane Foster and Special Events Manager Jenny Diersen have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. Sundance Events Manager Josie McGuinn and Director Amy Redford preview the opening night of the

On today’s program, Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation CEO Colin Hilton has details on last week's United States Olympic Committee decision naming Salt Lake City as the U-S choice to host the 2030 Olympic Winter Games. He also has an update on the athlete housing now under construction at the Utah Olympic Park. Ric Blair with the group, Christmas with the Celts, is performing at the Egyptian Theater this weekend and with the busiest week of the year coming to the Park City Recycling Center, Director