Leadership Park City

Leadership Park City Class 31 will have a new director as program founder Myles Rademan prepares to step down from his longtime role.

Leadership Park City’s annual forum returns in March and will focus on the future of mountain towns.

The selection committee for Leadership Park City, a long-term group-oriented learning program, has announced the members of its next class.

The members of Park City’s Leadership Class 29 are rolling out their class project this week. Here are the details about how the community can participate.

A group of 62 Park City and Summit County officials and members of Leadership Class 29 will travel to Estes Park and Fort Collins.

In the last year, a book and a film have come out about the Colorado resort town Crested Butte and how its community stood up to a corporate mining company. The author and the filmmaker will be in Park City Monday for a free screening as part of a discussion on community activism.

Members of Leadership Class 28 Makena Hawley and Frank Lynch reveal this year's class project, senior housing, and how the public can help. They talk about the survey available online.

Leadership class 28 members Austin Lau, Cami Richardson, and Kitty Friedman talk about what they got out of the 5-day city tour to Boise and Sun Valley.

On today's Local News Hour, host Leslie Thatcher's guests include: (10:26) Park City Historic Alliance Executive Director Ginger Wicks has an update from this month's HPCA board meeting, (22:01) Leadership class 28 members Kitty Friedman, Austin Lau and Cami Richardson talk about what they got out of the 5-day city tour to Boise and Sun Valley and (37:01) Park City Chamber Bureau CEO Jennifer Wesselhoff and the Chamber's Vice President of Events and Government Affairs Bob Kollar have a monthly update.

Leadership Park City will be putting on its 27th annual leadership community lecture on Monday.