The West is home to nine of the top ten states for economic growth since the Great Recession in late 2007, and eight of the top ten states for growth over the past year according …
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Tram Opens
For those who enjoy viewing a panorama of Jackson Hole from a mountaintop, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will open the Aerial Tram for the summer season tomorrow. The Aerial Tram boasts the longest continuous lift in North …
Continue readingAirport Numbers Take Off
As tourism in Yellowstone National Park has been on the rise so has passenger traffic through the Jackson Hole Airport According to the monthly report to the airport board, enplanements were up six percent in …
Continue readingPark Paving Process Proceeds
With the end to ice and snow on park roads for the season, it’s time for another form of traffic delays – chip sealing. Pavement preservation work on U.S. Highway 89 and other areas in …
Continue readingHigh School Restaurant Team Competes
The Jackson Hole High School Restaurant Management Team returned with a 12th place finish from the National ProStart Invitational; a premier culinary and restaurant management competition in the nation. The team competed against 150,000 students …
Continue readingYellowstone Says No To Bold Bear Behavior
Yellowstone National Park wants the public to help discourage bold bear behavior. On Saturday, a black bear in the Tower-Roosevelt area put its paws on vehicles, in an effort to beg for food. In May a …
Continue readingNo More Alta 6th Grade
During their Regular Meeting on May 8th, the Teton County School District school board voted to reconfigure Alta Elementary School from its current kindergarten through 6th grade configuration to a kindergarten through 5th grade elementary school …
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Colasuonno Interim Town Attorney
The Mayor and Town Council recently announced that Lea Colasuonno has been selected to act as the Interim Town Attorney for the Town of Jackson. Colasuonno has been the Assistant Town Attorney since August of …
Continue readingHoliday Weekend Promises Busy Highways
AAA Auto Club is predicting nearly 43 million Americans will start their summers with a Memorial Day weekend getaway. This long holiday weekend, marking the unofficial start of summer vacation season, will see the second-highest …
Continue readingYellowstone Visitors Increase
Visits to Yellowstone National Park continue to increase even before the traditional press of the summer season. According to the National Park Service Natural and Cultural Resources Division, April saw a 10.3% increase in the …
Continue readingJellen Heads TCEF
Teton County Education Foundation has announced the hiring of its first full-time Executive Director, Jennifer Jellen. Jellen comes to the foundation with twenty years of non-profit and business leadership experience, the last eight years of …
Continue readingWSGS Updates Statewide Expansive Soils Layer on Interactive Hazards Map
The Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) has recently updated its statewide expansive soils layer found on its online Wyoming Geologic Hazards Map. The updated expansive soils layer is intended to display the location of geologic …
Continue readingUSFS Still Searching For Clues In Bondurant Blaze
The U.S. Forest Service is seeking the public’s help in identifying a person of interest turned up in their investigation of last September’s Roosevelt Fire near Bondurant. Fire investigators with U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement …
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