The Jackson Hole Broncs Varsity Football Team saw a decisive end to the 2011 season Friday when they were shut-out by the Star Valley Braves. The final score in that game was 34-0. The final season standings for the team were two and six. The Broncs this year will not be going on to participate in the playoffs which determine those teams in state competition later.
The Rendezvous PTO of Jackson holds its 33rd Annual Pumpkin Sale on the town square Saturday morning. The popular event begins at 10:00 am and continues until the pumpkins are sold out, which organizers say … Continue Reading
Construction began yesterday as the Teton County School district makes modifications to the Babe Ruth/American Legion Baseball field fencing. As a result, construction vehicles and equipment will be routinely crossing and staging on the pathway. Contractors have posted signs requesting pathways users to re-route along High School and Middle School Road pathways during construction. The modifications are expected to be completed by the end of the week.
Jackson Hole Broncs Varsity Football team were defeated Friday night by the Worland Warriers, 19 to 6. That loss effectively eliminates the Broncs from the 2011 play-offs. The Broncs this Friday play the Star Valley Braves in Afton for the final game of the season.
Notwithstanding Friday’s loss to the Lander Tigers, the Jackson Hole Broncs varsity football team really showed some stuff out on the field during second half of the game. The first half was controlled by the Tigers who took a 21 to 0 lead by early in the second quarter. However, from that point on, … Continue Reading
Teton County School District #1 Board of Trustees this week revisited the high school’s dress code and reaffirmed the guidelines set for students to be considered appropriately attired. According to the code, … Continue Reading
The final count is in for the beginning of the 2011/2012 school year at Teton County School District #1. As of September 13th, when enrollment became official, the combined school population was … Continue Reading
A surprise fundraising event to benefit the local school district caused no small amount of concern in the community this weekend, but when it was all sorted out, it turned out that the effort was not a scam and the local school district will benefit. Teton County School District #1 Superintendent Pam Shea says … Continue Reading
The State of Wyoming and CenturyLink (formerly Qwest) have reached an agreement the will bring Ethernet broadband access to two-thirds of Wyoming’s students at their schools by the end of this year. This is a significant increase from … Continue Reading
Several thousand participants arrived on the Jackson Town Square Saturday to participate in the 15th annual Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities wearing their favorite Old Bill’s shirt from the last 14 years. The event combined with the perfect fall weather to … Continue Reading
