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  • Trails in Summit and Wasatch counties are opening for hiking, biking and horseback riding, but officials want remind recreators of proper etiquette ahead of the summer season.
  • Barb Barnes faced a very difficult moment in 2005, after she underwent major open heart surgery. A nurse helped her through it.
  • The Utah Department of Public Safety is reminding drivers, they face tickets and fines if they don’t buckle up behind the wheel.
  • Gov. Jared Polis' controversial commutation follows a pressure campaign by the Trump administration to free Tina Peters, an ex-county official who was convicted of tampering with election equipment.
  • Andrea Buchanan catches up with longtime Park City attorney, rancher and beloved “More Dogs on Main” columnist Tom Clyde, whose wit and storytelling have chronicled the Wasatch Back for nearly four decades and recently retired from 25 years of writing for the Park City Follies. Then, Amber Johnson introduces us to Ignite Adventure and Wellness, where coach Anna Cox is helping women trade hesitation for confidence on the trails, on skis and beyond. Coach Skinner joins with highlights from this week in high school sports. Plus, internationally acclaimed violinist David H. Park stops by for a special Campfire Music Sesh ahead of his Eccles Center concert Monday night.
  • The Community Campfire joins an Ignite “never ever” mountain bike clinic, where women are learning to mountain bike under the guidance of a coach who was once a beginner in the program a few years ago.
  • For decades, Tom Clyde has helped tell the story of Park City through humor, history, and a sharp local perspective. He reflects on the town’s transformation, his 40 years writing “More Dogs on Main,” and why, after 25 years with the Follies, he’s finally stepping away from center stage.
  • Renowned violinist David Park and Managing Director of Excellence in the Community Lori Decker Whiteley highlight their mission to bring free concerts to underserved communities and preview Park's concert at the Eccles Center May 18 and an upcoming masterclass at Park City High School.
  • Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Sportfish Coordinator Trina Hedrick discusses the state of fishing in the Wasatch Back, Intermountain Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Wing Province has tips for summer skin protection and Olympic figure skaters Isabeau Levito and Andrew Torgashev talk about the Stars on Ice tour and the road to the 2034 Olympics.
  • Olympic figure skaters Isabeau Levito and Andrew Torgashev talk about the Stars on Ice tour and the road to the 2034 Olympics
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