It may still be months away, but planning is already under way for the third annual Winterfest in Jackson Hole. Rod Everett is on the Winterfest committee. He says a major change this year moves the Cutter Races … Continue Reading
To increase awareness of how lodging tax funds are invested, Teton County, in partnership with the Town of Jackson and the Jackson Hole Travel Tourism Joint Powers Board, is launching an awareness initiative to identify … Continue Reading
Members of the public are being invited to visit with Teton County’s School Board later this week about provisions contained in the district’s just-adopted strategic plan. Superintendent Pam Shea says the plan is the result of … Continue Reading
Maintenance of the Town of Jackson and Teton County Pathway System will be transitioning from summer mode to winter mode over the next few weeks. However, Pathways Coordinator Brian Schilling says the Pathways program, like all County programs, is … Continue Reading
The Institute for Organization Management, which is the professional development program of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, announced that Director of Visitor Services Rick Howe of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has been awarded a Regent Scholarship. This is a scholarship that is awarded to … Continue Reading
Back in the 30s, movies that talked were quite the novelty. As such, they changed the appeal of the local movie houses attracting more patrons and particularly, a more genteel representation. That, says State Representative Keith Gingery is what likely led to … Continue Reading
Gasoline prices throughout much of the nation continued to drop through the Holiday weekend, and are beginning to drop now in Jackson Hole. According to AAA Auto Club’s Fuel Gauge Report, the national average for unleaded regular currently stands at $3.41 a gallon while Wyoming’s statewide average is … Continue Reading
78 Jackson Hole Families in need were provided with all the fixings for Thanksgiving dinners this year, thanks to donations from Albertsons grocery store – and as the holiday season ramps up, Jackson Food Cupboard Coordinator Amy Brooks says so does the need. She says … Continue Reading
Residents of Northwestern Wyoming who plan to decorate the outsides of their homes for the holiday season will find it most economical to do so with the new technology LED lights. Lower Valley Energy Spokesman Brian Tanabe says while the initial cost for a string of LED lights is … Continue Reading
Wyoming Game and Fish have now closed Gray Wolf Hunt Area 8, the Fish Creek Management Unit north of Jackson because the mortality quota of seven wolves has been reached there. Spokesman Ray Hagaman says the wolf seasons close in hunt areas where the species is classified as … Continue Reading
