Local News Hour - August 9, 2021

On today's Local News Hour:

( 05:22)Sean Higgins report on a hit-and-run in Park City early Friday morning involving an infant in the car that led to a DUI arrest.

( 07:05) A pilot program will allow citizens additional access to the Coalville Branch during off-hours as Rick Brough reports.

( 09:53) Five time Grammy winner and Blues Legend Singer Robert Cray talks about his show tomorrow night at the Park City Eccles Center.

( 17:25) Executive Director of the Egyptian Theater Randy Barton has details on the reopening of the historic Main St. theater and a preview of the upcoming performances.

( 31:08) The first two days of the Kimball Arts Festival in Park City had an unwelcome visitor: the heavy smoke from the wildfires burning in Oregon and Northern California as Sean Higgins reports.

( 33:34) Michelle Deininger with an update of the Mayflower Mountain Resort saying it could have skiers on the slopes in less than three years.

( 36:43)Heber City wants to keep the sky clear day and night, and the city council passed measures to reduce smoke and light pollution as Ben Lasseter reports.

( 38:47)  Park City Education Foundation Ex. Director Abby McNulty has an update on programs offered by the foundation and the kickoff of Beat the Call.

( 48:17) Update on the 60 million dollar infrastructure upgrade to the Deer Creek Reservoir to begin next year.