Local News Hour

Trails report from Mountain Trails Foundation (3:28), Public can weigh in on proposed village in Hoytsville for the first time (5:11), Summit County Councilmember Malena Stevens recaps Wednesday's meeting (9:32), Founder of Crandall Capital Gary Crandall and partner Ryan Crandall have details about the development of their latest project, Studio Crossing (23:30), Sandra Morrison talks about the last free lecture at historic Echo Church (36:27), and Shahar Azani of Fourth Dimension Strategies and Jewish Broadcasting Services talks about the conflict in Israel (39:12)

KPCW Weather Report (00:08)Kimball Junction ‘human library’ shares nine living books (03:37)Summit County Community Development Director Pat Putt has an update on development projects throughout the county (06:52)Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting (26:16)Executive Director of PC Reads Elissa Aten and Megan Trayner talk about a couple of upcoming events (40:02)

Wasatch Brew Pub to rebrand as ‘Top of Main’ (03:13), Park City LGBTQ+ task force details human library event Saturday (06:06), Park City resorts turn on snowmaking guns (17:16), Park City Ski and Snowboard on this year's annual ski and snowboard swap (20:33), Rezoning decision will determine fate of Pinebrook affordable townhomes (29:11), Midway hosts 13th annual ski swap (32:20), New executive director of Wasatch Mountain Institute Hamish Williams (34:32), Park City Council candidates to discuss climate change solutions at panel (42:24), New Wasatch County high school wants help with name, mascot (44:01), NAC invites public to salute military heroes at annual luncheon (45:13), UTA to enhance ski bus service for this winter’s season (47:13)

EPA may step in to remove soil piles at Treasure Mountain Junior High (03:55), Activist Angela Moschetta shares updates on Park City Mountain lift appeal and Deer Valley's Snow Park project (07:08), Details on rebranding of Wasatch Brew Pub to "Top of Main Park City" (25:05), NAC details Saluting Our Heroes luncheon Nov. 2 (39:29), Wasatch County Event Center plans concern some neighbors (44:47), Oakley gets FiiZ, coffee shop, bakery in diner expansion (47:30), Midway hosts 13th annual ski swap in November (48:32)

New Summit County private school offers classical Christian education (02:43), Wasatch Ski Chairs owner Ryan Lewis on repurposing decommissioned ski chairs and gondolas for a good cause (06:04), Park City Councilmember Max Doilney recaps council meeting (17:35), Salt Lake Tribune Executive Editor Lauren Gustus shares the top stories (33:20)

Trails report from Mountain Trails Foundation (4:12), With some tweaks, LDS temple plans will head to final vote (5:27), Author and Harvard University Professor Arthur Brooks talks about his November 8 presentation in Park City on the science of happiness (9:27), Park City Community Foundation Communications Manager Christine Coleman and sponsor Steve Walton with High West Distillery & Saloon with a preview of next week's Live PC Give PC (22:44), High School football playoffs; Wasatch Wasps are out of the action, Park City, North Summit and South Summit play Friday (31:50), Founder of Telos Classical Christian Academy Steph Murray and Parent Teacher President Katherine Bathgate talk about the nonprofit school and what they offer to young students (33:10), and Park City Council to consider 5-year contract for Silly Sunday Market (45:19)

Park City Council candidates address Deer Valley’s Snow Park project (4:14), KPCW Program Directors John Burdick and Mitchell Elliott discuss public radio music day (8:16), Park City Manager Matt Dias previews this week's city council meeting (24:05), and Park City author Karen Odden is hosting a book club and slide show discussion about why historical fiction matters on Thursday, October 26 and a writing workshop on Saturday, October 28 (41:20)

Local real estate market slows amid low inventory, high interest rates (03:43), Summit County Manager Shayne Scott discusses agenda for Wednesday's council meeting (06:43), Wasatch County man arrested in rape of 11-year-old girl (21:33), Executive Director of the Swaner EcoCenter Nell Larsen reflects on her time at the center before stepping down (22:36) Founder of Live Like Sam Ron Jackenthal has details about upcoming programming (37:08)

Wrong-way semi truck driver arrested in Parleys Canyon, no serious injuries (02:37), Park City Fire District warns of gas leaks, carbon monoxide this winter (04:22), Deer Valley ranks No. 2 in Condé Nast best ski resorts poll (06:12), Mountainlands Housing Trust Executive Director resigns (07:55), New information revealed about search of Kouri Richins’ cell (09:08), Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau with a preview of this week's county council meeting (12:27), Sunrise Rotary members Connie Nelson and Jim Whitney have details on this year's Shot Ski this weekend (23:27), Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra and Park City School District Sustainability Coordinator Shelby Cornett with an update on recycling programs in Summit County (36:16)

Parkites to see latest Bonanza Park concepts at Wednesday meeting (03:16), Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation Executive Director Mike Luers with a monthly update (05:34), Sundance Film Festival packages and passes on sale this week (23:22), Parkite and Olympic Alpine Skier Megan McJames talks about the premiere of the new film "Trailblazer" (24:38), Park City Economic Development Program Manager Jenny Diersen has details on Shot Ski and Halloween on Main (37:57)