Bridger Teton National Forest is releasing a supplement to the environmental assessment for the Jackson Administrative Site Land Conveyance and Development project today. The proposal calls for the sale of up to 11 acres of land at the North Cache Street site and new facilities there as well as … Continue Reading
Yellowstone National Park is looking at returning a group of 67 lodge cabins in the Old Faithful area back to the inventory used to house park visitors. As such, Park Spokesman Al Nash says the preferred alternative in an environmental assessment called … Continue Reading
Wyoming’s US Senator John Barrasso has again found himself assuming an influential role in Washington. Barrasso yesterday assumed his duties as Chairman of the Republican Policy Committee. The Committee publishes a variety of policy papers that are used … Continue Reading
The Wyoming Department of Transportation has issued a summary statement of their activities following last week’s snowstorm. According to their statement, road crews on Teton Pass had to contend with sixteen major avalanche events and over twenty bank slides of various sizes which in some cases … Continue Reading
Timeline race start at Town Square Friday, January 27, 2012:
When considering some of Wyoming’s most prominent industries – mining, oil and gas – it may not be surprising that the Cowboy State … Continue Reading
A mammoth avalanche on Taylor Mountain and another on Horseshoe Bowl Tuesday serve as serious reminders, avalanche forecasters say, that we’re dealing with a period of prolonged instability.
Bridger Teton Avalanche forecaster Bob Comey says he’s surprised … Continue Reading
Triple-A Auto Club yesterday announced that 126 lodgings and 53 restaurants earned the club’s coveted Five Diamond Award® designation for 2012. These select establishments represent just 3/10- percent of the total 59,000 AAA Approved and Diamond Rated lodgings and restaurants. Among those named this year was Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole becoming the only hotel … Continue Reading
Last week’s storm dumped copious amounts of snow on northwestern Wyoming, but the Natural Resources Conservation Service says it still wasn’t enough to bring the snowpack in the river drainages here up to 100%. This week’s report indicates … Continue Reading
The Wyoming Department of Transportation’s Jackson Driver Services Office is urging those planning to visit the office to renew their driver licenses to arrive early in the day. WYDOT Driver Services Manager Don Edington explains that new identify verification requirements … Continue Reading
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