The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has now, again, approved cyanide bomb (or M44) use on public lands even though they inhumanely and indiscriminately kill thousands of animals beyond the livestock predators they are targeting every …
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Vertical Harvest State Model
Vertical Harvest of Jackson Hole has caught the attention of state media as a role model for employers. The facility produces and sells roughly 100-thousand pounds of fresh produce annually, and is powered by a …
Continue readingCrimestoppers Warn On Shoplifting
Jackson Hole Crimestoppers is warning area business owners to be wary of shoplifting during the busy pre-Christmas shopping season. Shoplifting during the holidays is a $6-billion problem for retailers nationwide. With the shopping season upon …
Continue readingNational Park Service Seeks Your Input On National Park Land Access
The National Park Service (NPS) today announced it is seeking the public’s assistance to develop a list of national park lands that would benefit from new or increased access routes. This effort advances the John …
Continue readingLand Trust Searches For New Leader
With the departure of Laurie Andrews from the Jackson Hole Land Trust to take the helm of the Community Foundation, the Land Trust is now beginning a search for a successor to Andrews. Board Chairman …
Continue readingNesvik Testifies To Senate Today On CWD
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department Director Brian Nesvik will provide testimony about chronic wasting disease Wednesday, Dec. 4 to the U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works. The Committee hearing is on what …
Continue readingStop For School Bus Or Face Fines
The Wyoming Highway Patrol, along with the Teton County School District Number 1 are reminding drivers to stop for school buses whenever they see the red lights flashing. Drivers who do not stop can be …
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Honor Roll
Teton County School District is one of 250 School Districts Across the United States and Canada being honored by the College Board with placement on the 10th Annual AP District Honor Roll. To be included on …
Continue readingAlpine Looking For ‘Best Decorated’ Home
There will be more reason for Alpine residents to decorate their homes for the Christmas season this year. The Town of Alpine will be hosting a holiday home decorating contest, culminating with a final judging …
Continue readingHansens’ Vision To Endure
The legacy of Kirk and Jim Hansen will continue at Kyäni and the company moves forward with its mission and vision. That’s the word from Kyäni president Travis Garza after the prominent Eastern Idaho and …
Continue readingFinancial Transparency Group to meet December 16 in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Financial Transparency Working Group will meet in Room B1 in the Emerson Building, located at 2001 Capitol Avenue in Cheyenne on Monday, December 16 from 2 to 4 pm. The agenda includes an …
Continue readingSublette County Unified Fire Department Appoints Gay
The Sublette County Unified Fire Department has a new full-time deputy chief. The county formally appointed Wil Gay to tht position which is the second in command of the fire department, and comes with significant …
Continue readingNational Park Service Announces Fee-Free Days For 2020
The National Park Service will have five entrance fee-free days in 2020. On each of these significant days of celebration or commemoration, all national parks will waive entrance fees. The dates for 2020 are: ● Monday, January …
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