Local News Hour

Park City Councilmember Jeremy Rubell recaps council meeting (2:21), Sage Mountain's Lauren Lockey details Saturday's Plant-Based Palooza fundraiser and the Wine Down Yoga classes on Tuesday evenings (13:41)

Summit County Manager Shayne Scott shares agenda for county council meeting (2:33) Park City Summit County Arts Council Executive Director Jocelyn Scudder details Art on the Trails and September's Monster Drawing Rally (12:05)

KPCW kicked off its Summer Pledge Drive Monday, August 21, and in between the fundraising, Park City Manager Matt Dias previewed the August 22nd city council meeting (2:36) and Snyderville Basin Recreation Director Dana Jones gave a monthly update (10:13).

Park City School District approves tax increase (04:33), Heather Wilk, producer of the film "Show Business Is My Life (But I Can't Prove It)" (07:33), Marcella Club Managing Director Beth Armstrong and Black Desert Resort Director of Championship Events David Viveiros talk about the Epson Tour LPGA Golf Tournament at Soldier Hollow (21:54), KPCW GM Renai Bodley Miller and Director of Development Sarah Ervin discuss Back Alley Bash and Summer Pledge Drive (36:31)

Trails report from Mountain Trails Foundation (3:58), Tom Kelly named as Volunteer of the Year (7:51), Preview of the Park City Song Summit with Ben Anderson (10:07), Park City School District Business Administrator Randy Upton on the proposed tax increase (22:39), and Erin Ferguson of Save People Save Wildlife on recent animal deaths on 224 (38:54)

Park City Council candidates discuss first-year goals (3:44), High Valley Transit Board Member David Geffen (9:03), Executive Director of the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame Justin Koski previews upcoming events in Park City (25:52), Park City Institute's Betsy Wallace and Ari Ionnides preview upcoming Big Stars, Bright Nights concerts and discuss the Lalah Hathaway concert being postponed (37:58), and Trevor Milton’s helipad request returns to Wasatch County Council (49:42)

Students return to high school this week in Heber (04:19), Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau previews county council meeting (05:40), Interim Park City Planning Director Rebecca Ward and Deputy City Manager Jen McGrath discuss Bonanza Park planning effort (20:24), Child dies in boating accident at Echo Reservoir (34:55), Recycle Utah executive director Carolyn Wawra has an update on her organizatin's events (35:49), Wasatch County's total real property value has doubled in two years (44:03), Woman rescued after falling 40 feet at Provo River Falls (46:57)

Biden strikes hopeful tone, touts successes at Park City fundraiser (03:42), Summit County Health update COVID-19 developments (07:36), Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation shares what's next with Utah's Olympic bid (22:38), Park City Education Foundation on programs offered (39:49), SLCA moves to Uintas for 2023 climbing festival (46:57)

Car hits bear on highway south of Heber City (03:12) Biden strikes hopeful tone, touts successes at Park City fundraiser (04:12) South Summit School District Superintendent Greg Maughan has an update from this month's board meeting (08:13) Barbara Wirostko talks about the mission of the Joseph James Morelli Legacy Foundation and their upcoming event on August 19th celebrating the extraordinary students the foundation supports.(22:09) Park City High School's head coach Josh Montzingo talks about the first football game of the season (36:34)

Trail report from Mountain Trails Foundation (02:31),Summit County Councilmember Canice Harte recaps Wednesday's meeting (05:29),Park City Superintendent of Schools Jill Gildea has a preview of the school year (kids go back August 22nd) and an update on the four construction projects (18:12),Park City Film Executive Director Katy Wang has a preview of their August movies (33:53),Park City Community Foundation Executive Director Joel Zarrow talks about a couple of Park City Council candidate forums they are sponsoring along with the Park City Chamber of Commerce, the Park Record and KPCW. (42:02),Park City Council candidates talk housing, traffic, arts district (46:26)