Local News Hour

On today’s program, Summit County Lieutenant Justin Hemingway and Park City School District Associate Superintendent of Wellness Ben Belnap talk about Front Line, Blue Line – an event taking place on September 10th at PCHS. This is an opportunity for parents to learn more about how to keep kids safe , identify risky behaviors and what to do about it. Park City Film Series Director Katy Wang has details on the upcoming calendar of film screenings at the Jim Santy Auditorium and Summit County

On today’s program, Summit County Finance Officer Matt Leavitt previews the upcoming budget process. Summit County Mental Wellness Alliance Member Sally Jablon and Leif Oldert, an Advisor from Clubhouse International, have an update on the Clubhouse concept and the need for volunteers to move this forward. Park City Christian Center's Latino Outreach Coordinator Max Ventura has details about Saturday's Hike for Hunger and Ray Freer and Joe Cronley have details on Saturday's Alzheimer’s Wasatch

On today’s program, Summit Land Conservancy Director Cheryl Fox has an update on the effort to buy the Osguthorpe Ranch. Park City Leadership Class 24 members David Greenholtz and Sheri Fisher talk about their class project - food waste. Program Alumni Manager Jon Beutler has details about the 10,000 Small Businesses program and how alumni can participate in this week’s event. Peace House Marketing and Communications Director Sally Tauber has details about upcoming Peace House Bling Fling

On today’s program, Moab Police Chief Jim Winder and Moab Multicultural Center Executive Director Rhiana Medina to talk about last week’s ICE raid that divided Moab's community and what lessons Park City can learn. Park City Council member Tim Henney has a recap of last night's council meeting and Singer, Songwriter and Actor Charles Esten will be joining Chris Cormack for the Nashville Café show on Sunday night - the final show of the Park City Institute's Big Stars Bright Nights summer concert

On today’s program, Utah State Park Naturalist Kathy Donnell has an update on what’s going on at our local state parks. Summit County Council member Chris Robinson has a recap of Wednesday's meeting. Utah Department of Transportation Public Information Officer John Gleason talks about the proposed Silver Creek Truck stop/chain up area and the progress of the wildlife bridge at Parley's Summit on Interstate 80 and Park City Special Events Director Jenny Diersen has details on Miners Day weekend,

On today’s program, Snyderville Basin Planning Commissioner Malena Stevens has a recap from Tuesday’s meeting. Assistant Park City Manager Matt Dias and Transportation Planning Manager Alfred Knotts have a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. National Weather Service Hydrologist Brian McInerney has details about this winter's long range forecast and a look at the predictions from the Farmer’s Almanac that were released this week.

On today’s program, Assistant Summit County manager Janna Young discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting. U.S. Congressional District 1 Green Party Candidate, Adam Davis talks about his campaign platform. Park City resident, singer and vocal teacher, Debra Cook talks about the opening of her New York off-Broadway musical, Jilted to Perfection: A MorMom’s Love. She is joined on the phone by the production’s director Kathy Morath and the Co-Presidents of Park City Newcomers,

On today’s program, Summit County planner Amir Caus and President of the Board of the Children’s Justice Center Rebecca Ross have details about Tuesday’s Snyderville Basin planning commission agenda, including the plans for a stand-alone building for the Justice Center. Hoytsville Resident Bill Wilde talks about the feasibility study for a Hoytsville town and the question on the ballot this November. Melanie Welch of Olympic Legacy Foundation will discuss the Soldier Hollow Sheepdog

Leslie Thatcher speaks to Park City Rotary Club's Professional Citizen of the Year Charlie Sturgis and Volunteer Citizen of the Year Craig Cooper. United States Congressional District 1 Democratic candidate Lee Castillo talks about his campaign against Republican incumbent Rob Bishop. Vanessa DiPalma Wright and Cindy Levine have details about Femme and Fierce - a pop up fashion activism party to support the Surefire Girls organization and Park City Friends of Library Co-Presidents Marlene

On today’s program we visit with National Public Radio President and CEO, Jarl Mohn, Summit County Council member Kim Carson has a recap of Wednesday's meeting. Communications Manager Eli Davis has details about the final round of the 2018 Scott Enduro Cup coming to Deer Valley this weekend and Tollgate Canyon Homeowners Association President Tony Tyler talks about what they learned from the fire and how to be better prepared in the future.