Local News Hour

Poetry academy announces $50,000 for Utah laureate, more than $1 million in grants nationwide (3:10), Water tax may change for Summit County customers (4:12), Wasatch Trails Foundation's Mia Yue (6:41), Mountain climber, cliff diver die in separate incidents in Utah, Wyoming (19:57), Park City Manager Matt Dias (21:12), Liberty Sanctuary founder Debra West details first fundraiser July 27 (38:02), Park City Institute's Jenny Knaak and Flor Ambario preview the Big Stars, Bright Nights Dispatch (45:12)

Huge crowd shows up to remember skier Jeremy Nobis (3:39), Midway City puts hard cap on height of resort buildings (7:44), Song Summit Founder Ben Anderson shares details about new shows and ticket releases (9:42), Director of Sustainable Tourism, Morgan Mingle, and VP of Communications, Dan Howard, announce Sustainable Tourism Grant recipients (30:22), Beethoven Festival features six weeks of classical performances (48:30)

Duke family gets new lease on farm (3:46), Oakley City Councilmember Tom Smart on Weber Corridor Trail Project (6:18), Wasatch Back Pioneer Day fireworks and festivities (20:58), Wasatch County Event Complex Director John Provost on Wasatch County Fair Days (23:34), Leadership Park City's Class 29 class project "Let's Talk" (35:25)

Trails report from Mountain Trails Foundation (3:40), Park City to revisit e-bike rules (6:25), Former U.S. Ski and Snowboard spokesperson Tom Kelly and Olympic skier Heidi Voelker share their stories of Jeremy Nobis whose life will be celebrated on Saturday (10:32), Pioneer Day fireworks and festivities in the Wasatch Back (21:57), Co-Founder of the Park City Beethoven Festival Russell Harlow talks about this summer's festival (23:57), and Leadership Founder Myles Rademan has details on applying for Leadership Class 30 - the final year he'll be leading the group (36:09)

There’s a new sheriff in town (3:35), Snyderville Basin Water Reclamation Executive Director Mike Luers with a monthly update (6:31), More than 500 acres and counting under agriculture protections in Heber Valley North Fields (20:56), Kimball Art Center Executive Director Aldy Milliken has details on the new exhibit and community meeting on the Arts and Culture District (23:00), National Ability Center Director of Development Caitlin Bognaski previews the annual Summit Challenge (38:39), Park City residents invited to help shape future of Bonanza Park (44:22), and Francis City: Pumps to blame for crisis, not water supply (47:03)

Wasatch County seeks to meet with school district on Heber City economic growth proposition (03:10), Wasatch County Manager Dustin Grabau with a preview of this week's county council meeting (07:13), Interim Park City Planning Director Rebecca Ward and Deputy City Manager Jennifer McGrath have details on July 19th's Bonanza Park community meeting (22:34), Sallie Rinderknecht and Recycle Utah director Carolyn Wawra with details about the upcoming 100 mile meal event (36:08), Francis City says multiple pump failures have drained water supply (44:55) and People’s Health Clinic’s new 'Food Farmacy Rx' program gives access to fresh produce (46:41)

WeWork cofounder pitches new company in Park City (4:51), Deer Creek trail-keepers seek volunteers Saturday (9:27), U.S. Rep. John Curtis talks national policy (10:07), Park City Councilmember Ryan Dickey recaps meeting (23:26), Arts Council of Park City & Summit County previews weekend Summit Arts Showcase (36:27), Ticks test positive for Colorado Tick Fever at Swaner EcoPreserve (48:01)

Mountain Trails Foundation trails update (3:08), UDOT selects gondola, enhanced bus service to improve LCC traffic issues (7:37), Park City Institute board member Ari Ioannides on Big Stars, Bright Nights (11:07), Marketplace development near Silver Summit moving ahead (21:45), Homestake housing project, open flame ban could be finalized Thursday (23:44), Women’s Giving Fund's Dalia Gonzales and PC Tots' Sue Banerjee, the winner of this year's grant (26:25), Park City Film's Katy Wang previews upcoming screenings (40:05)