Local News Hour

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.

On today’s program Park City Superintendent of Schools Jill Gildea talks about the opening of school on Thursday and what’s ahead now that a contract for master-planning has been approved. Summit County Attorney Margaret Olson and Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter talk about the Dark Web and how parents can learn more about how to keep their children safe and Deer Valley Chief Operating Officer Bob Wheaton talks about the transition to his new role as Senior Strategic Advisor as of January

On today’s program, Summit County manager Tom Fisher discusses the agenda for Wednesday's county council meeting, including a site visit to the Commons at Newpark as the council considers the appeal of the condominium project. Park City Planning Director Bruce Erickson has a preview of Wednesday's planning commission meeting and Park City Senior Transportation Manager Julia Collins and McPolin Elementary Principal Bob Edmiston have details on next week’s Bike to School and Work Day, August 31 st

On today’s program, the President of Snowsports Industries of America Nick Sargent talks about his upcoming testimony in Washington DC next week against the Chinese tariffs put into effect by the Trump Administration July 10th. Peace House Education Specialist Duane Domino is one of the Organizers of the Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event. He also has details about a new program called Coaching Boys into Men that he offers in Summit and Wasatch County schools and Snyderville Basin Recreation

On today’s program, Charlie Sturgis has this week’s Mountain Trails Report. Summit County Public Works Director Derek Radke has an update on the Kilby Road improvements. Some extensive changes are happening in the next week, including the start of school. Park City Council Member Tim Henney has a recap of last night's meeting. Leadership Park City Founder Myles Rademan with details on how to apply – and why you should apply – to be a part of Leadership Class 25.

On today’s program, the former CEO of the National Ability Center Gail Barille and Interim CEO Kevin Stickleman talk about the change in leadership. Olympian and Founder of Picabo Street Academy, Picabo Street, discusses the program her academy offers for students needing a nontraditional education schedule. Summit County Health Dept. Health Promotion Director Shelley Worley has details about the upcoming QPR (Question-Persuade-Refer) training on August 21 st and the Director of the Alf Engen

On the Local News Hour, Heber City Mayor Kelleen Potter talks about the HLP board meeting. Utah United Party Candidate Eric Eliason talks about his campaign and whether he will be included in the statewide debate October 17. Summit County Fair Director Travis English with a recap of this year’s county fair and county historian Navee Vernon talks about the Ledges, Coalville’s little know historic site.

On today’s program, Heber City Manager Matt Brower talks about his move to Utah to take the new Heber City Manager position. Assistant Park City Manager Matt Dias has a preview of the agenda for Thursday's city council meeting. Park City High School Principal Roger Arbabi talks about priorities for the start of the school year and the outcomes of the team retreat he attended in Midway last week. And KPCW General Manager Renai Bodley invites the community to Friday's Back Alley Bash and has

On today’s program, President of the Park City Board of Realtors Todd Anderson discusses the stats from the 2nd quarter of 2018. Park City School District Business Administrator Todd Hauber has details about tomorrow's Truth in Taxation hearing 6 pm. The Park City School Board is scheduled to increase taxes by $5.6 million - more than 13% from last year’s budget. Park City Education Foundation Program Director Kara Cody has details about the $180 back-to-school campaign and Ecker Hill Middle

On today’s program, South Summit Superintendent of Schools Shad Sorenson and Business Administrator Kip Bigelow have details on next Tuesday’s Truth in Taxation hearing. Prospector Square Property Owners Association President Marlene O'Hara and new Executive Director Craig Dennis discuss the Prospector Square Improvements. Activist Moe Hickey talks about local DACA efforts to raise $20k to subsidize renewal costs for students under the program and the former guitarist of The Eagles Don Felder