The Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club’s Nordic Program raced in the opening Intermountain Junior National Qualifier up in Bozeman, Montana this past weekend. J3 racers participating in the classic sprint all finished … Continue Reading
Teton Raptor Center has announced it plans to release an immature female Great Gray Owl that was found by residents of the John Dodge neighborhood in Wilson. Residents observed the owl … Continue Reading
A 78-year-old man who had been snowmobiling on Togwotee Pass about a mile southwest of Togwotee Mountain Lodge became the subject of a multi-agency rescue Saturday when he lost control of his snow machine and plummeted down a steep 40-foot embankment from the trail. Teton County Search and Rescue … Continue Reading
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department reminds antler hunters that gathering horns or shed antlers is prohibited from January 1 through April 30 on public lands west of the Continental Divide in Wyoming. This regulation has been in effect … Continue Reading
More than 300 Special Olympics Wyoming athletes, coaches and Unified Sports Partners from all over the state will arrive in Jackson February 5th for this year’s Winter Games competition. Athletes will compete in … Continue Reading
Twenty-three teams will be on hand next week when the 18th annual International Stage Stop Sled Dog Race sets out from the Jackson Town Square on the beginning of a ten day race through four states. Participating mushers hail from … Continue Reading
A review team comprised of department leaders from both Bridger-Teton and Caribou-Targhee National Forests have just completed a joint work session in Alpine, Wyoming where they discussed the potential advantages and disadvantages of a merger of the two forests. Now, says Forest Spokesperson Mary Cerincek, the team is to … Continue Reading
A bill that has gained a fair amount of national attention even though it hasn’t yet come to the floor of the Wyoming Legislature would basically tell the federal government it cannot regulate gun ownership or gun control for Wyoming’s residents. Teton County Senator Leland Christiansen says … Continue Reading
Teton County Housing Authority has announced it has developed a new Employment-Based Housing program in 2012 in cooperation with local developer Crystal Springs Ranch, adding nine units of workforce housing to the community at no cost to taxpayers. The homes are located at … Continue Reading
It was not the banner year that 2008/2009 was, but travel through the Jackson Hole Airport was slightly higher in 2012 than during 2011. By year’s end 276,282 people flew into the valley while 275, 621 caught flights out. Over the holidays particularly, says Airport Manager Ray Bishop … Continue Reading
