Wyoming trophy hunters have so far harvested 19 wolves throughout the state this year. The quota for wolf hunters in 2019 is 34. Approximately half of the 11 designated hunt areas have closed for the …
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Bike Bollards Coming Down For Season
Friends of Pathways has announced that the whit bollards along Snow King Avenue will be coming down this week. The group whose mission is to advocate for a complete pathways system and safer streets says …
Continue readingGovernor Gordon and Senator Enzi Express Support for National Retirement Security Week
Governor Mark Gordon and U.S. Senator Mike Enzi have joined together to raise awareness of the importance of saving for retirement. Senator Enzi has again introduced a bipartisan Senate resolution establishing October 20-26 as National …
Continue readingMontana Highway Patrol Gets New Old Logo
You’ll still be able to identify to Montana Highway Patrol cars by the familiar blue and red lights on top, but the sides of 50 white patrol cars will look a bit different. In celebration …
Continue readingJackson Hole Community School Has New Head
The Jackson Hole Community School has announced the selection of a successor to Amy Fulwyler who is retiring from heading up the school in June. Manish N. Bhatt will become the fourth Head of the …
Continue readingColumbus Day Closures
While Columbus Day is a federal holiday, it does not pertain to everyone in Jackson Hole. Those facilities that will be closed include the banks, post offices, and the trash transfer station. However, the town …
Continue readingWyoming Main Street Board Meets Oct. 17
The Wyoming Main Street Advisory Council will meet at 8:30 a.m. on Oct. 17 at 116 4th Street in Rawlins. Among the agenda items will be the election of officers and program updates. Wyoming …
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