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Forest Seeks Broker For Land

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The future of the 10-acres of Forest Service land at the North Cache Administrative Site in Jackson is still uncertain.  Now, says Spokesperson Mary Cernicek, the Forest will advertise for Real Estate Brokerage Services seeking a Request for Quotes over the next 30 days.  The successful Broker will … Continue Reading

Jackson Hole Airport Business Up

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Business at the Jackson Hole Airport continued to climb during March, according to the monthly report to the airport board.  The number of people catching flights out of the airport totaled 8% more than the same month last year, while the number of those arriving here … Continue Reading

LVE Raises Gas & Propane Prices

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Lower Valley Energy has announced a planned increase in the rates charged for propane and natural gas delivered to their customers.  In a notice sent out during the current billing cycle, the coop said an increase of … Continue Reading

GTNP Launches Essay Contest

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High school freshmen in Teton County, Wyoming are being invited to compete in an essay and creative arts competition hosted by Grand Teton National Park and the Grand Teton Association as part of Grand Teton’s multi-faceted “Class of 2016” initiative, highlighting … Continue Reading

Teton Pass Reopens

April 8, 2013 Jackson Hole, State of Wyoming, Teton County Comments Off
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Wyoming Highway 22, Teton Pass, has been reopened after about a 90-minute closure due to dangerous winter conditions. Meanwhile, the chain law remains in effect

Plows Commence From South Entrance

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A variety of local dignitaries are to be on hand later this morning as Wyoming Department of Transportation plows commence to clear the road in Yellowstone National Park from South Entrance to Grant Village.  The work is enabled with funds raised by … Continue Reading

Governor Mead Says Funds Sufficient For Fires

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Wyoming Governor Matt Mead told reporters Friday that initial indications are that the summer fire season will not be as bad as it was last year.  However, at the same time, he is concerned about to what extent the federal agencies and National Guard is funded to meet the needs of … Continue Reading

Sage Grouse Strut Again

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It’s that time of year again when those who venture out into the sagebrush flats may very likely witness the mating ritual of the sage grouse as the males gather on their leks – or naturally raised areas where they can be seen better by the females – make their strange call and … Continue Reading

Teton County Costliest In Wyoming

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Teton County apparently is living up to its reputation. The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division revealed last week that this county is still the costliest place to live in the state. Their survey measured six consumer categories, including … Continue Reading

Pathway Bridge Overcomes Snag

April 8, 2013 Jackson Hole, State of Wyoming, Teton County Comments Off
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A surprise under the Snake River posed some challenges for the construction crews on the Snake River Pathway Bridge Project. Progress on the middle in-river pier had been proceeding slowly but steadily since mid-March when crews encountered … Continue Reading

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3* Bike To Work at 7:00 AM
4* Energy Efficiency Workshop at 3:00 PM
* Snake River Headwaters Plan at 4:00 PM
5* Snake River Headwaters Plan at 4:00 PM
* Green Drinks at 5:00 PM
6* Business Over Breakfast at 7:30 AM
* Chamber Mixer at 5:00 PM
* Pathways Seminar at 6:00 PM
* Palisades Public Hearing at 6:30 PM
* Short Plays Series at 7:30 PM
7* Bike Party at 3:00 PM
* Wolf Trapping Course at 4:00 PM
* CWC Event at 7:00 PM
* Short Plays Series at 7:30 PM
8* Idaho Wolf Trapping Course at 8:00 AM
* Short Plays Series at 7:30 PM
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10* Library Foundation Benefit at 12:00 PM
* Red Cross Meeting at 6:00 PM
11* History Walk at 10:30 AM
12* History Walk at 10:30 AM
* Wolf Talk at 6:30 PM
13* History Walk at 10:30 AM
* Chamber Mixer at 5:00 PM
* Tod Wilkinson Presentation at 7:00 PM
14* Breakfast Club at 8:30 AM
* Duck Day at 10:00 AM
* Farmers Market at 5:00 PM
* Friends of Teton River at 6:00 PM
* Dancers Workshop Presentation at 8:00 PM
15* Volunteer Dig Day at 10:00 AM
* Artist Demonstration at 2:00 PM
* Dancers Workshop at 6:00 PM
16* Movie Auditions at 12:00 PM
17* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Senior Spanish Class at 2:00 PM
* Movie Auditions at 5:00 PM
* HAM Radio Net at 8:00 PM
18* Senior Yoga at 10:45 AM
* Wii Bowling at 11:00 AM
* Zumba Tone at 5:30 PM
* Senior Exercise Class at 5:30 PM
19* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Beading Class at 10:00 AM
* Raptor Tour at 10:30 AM
* MRI Open house at 4:00 PM
* Pilates For Seniors at 5:30 PM
* Community Big Band Jazz at 7:00 PM
20* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Lunchtime Learning at 12:00 PM
* Chamber Mixer at 5:00 PM
* Rendezvous R Park at 5:00 PM
* Senior Tai Chi at 5:30 PM
* Zumba Tone Class at 5:30 PM
* Jackson Hole Community Band at 7:00 PM
* Family Literacy Night at 7:30 PM
21* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Friday Feast Day at 12:00 PM
* VARD Gathering at 5:00 PM
22* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
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24* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Senior Spanish Class at 2:00 PM
* HAM Radio Net at 8:00 PM
25* Senior Yoga at 10:45 AM
* Wii Bowling at 11:00 AM
* Zumba Tone at 5:30 PM
* Senior Exercise Class at 5:30 PM
26* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Beading Class at 10:00 AM
27* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
* Senior Tai Chi at 5:30 PM
* Zumba Tone Class at 5:30 PM
* Jackson Hole Community Band at 7:00 PM
28* Leslie\'s Fitness Class at 9:00 AM
29* Habitat for Humanity at 9:00 AM
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  • Hunting’s over, but there’s still plenty to do - June 17, 2013
    There aren’t any hunting seasons open right now, but fishing season is in full swing. If you don’t have your license yet, you need to get it soon. I’ll tell you why on today’s show.
  • Slightly Cooler Today And Partly Sunny - June 14, 2013
    Temperatures will be slightly cooler today in the wake of  weak front.  Southeast Wyoming will see winds picking up, and some gusting winds between 30 and 40 mph later this afternoon.  There will only be a slight chance for late-day and early evening thunderstorms.  Mostly the southeast corner of the state will be at risk [...]
  • Is summer over yet? It’s already too hot! - June 14, 2013
    It’s only June, and it’s already too dang hot. I spent last Saturday and Sunday sweltering around at a rodeo, and I hope to stay a little cooler this weekend. I’ll tell you how you can beat the heat — and have a great time — on today’s show.
  • Potential for Strong to Severe Thunderstorms in the East - June 13, 2013
    More available moisture and daytime heating will allow for a better chance of scattered thunderstorms in the eastern third of the state today.  Some thunderstorms will have the potential to turn strong to severe and contain damaging winds, frequent lightning and hail.  Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be found around other areas of the state [...]