The United States Postal Service introduced a national safe driving awareness campaign on March 20th, urging Wyoming residents to stay cautious around its vehicles. With over 246,000 vehicles logging more than a billion miles annually to serve 169 million delivery points, the USPS emphasizes safety as a core duty. Leeann Theriault, USPS Employee Safety and…

Michael Glover, a resident of Jackson, Wyoming, will participate in the 129th Boston Marathon on April 21st as part of the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge (DFMC) team, announced on March 20th. Glover and over 500 runners from across the U.S. and beyond aim to raise $8.5 million for cancer research at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The…

The Wyoming Department of Health (WDH) introduced its “Let’s Talk Wyoming” safety moment video series on March 20th to address substance use and mental health in workplaces across the state. The short, free videos, available at LetsTalkWY.org on the WDH website, aim to spark discussions and promote health and safety among Wyoming workers. Rachel Nuss…

On March 10th, Jaelin Kauf became the first American since Hannah Kearney in 2015 to win a FIS Freestyle Crystal Globe, securing the title with a first-place finish in the moguls event at the World Cup finals in Livigno, Italy. The competition, held as a test event for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics, also saw Charlie…

The Teton Literacy Center announced on March 11th that Carisa Barnett will assume the role of Executive Director, effective May 1st, succeeding Laura Soltau. Based in Jackson, Wyoming, TLC shared the news in a letter to families, highlighting Barnett’s promotion from Associate Director. Since joining the organization in 2017, she has contributed significantly to program…

The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce announced on March 11th that the 44th annual Old West Days Festival will run from May 16th to May 26th in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This 11-day event highlights the region’s Western heritage with a range of family-friendly activities, live entertainment, and cultural experiences. The festival features several key events…

The Town of Jackson announced on March 11th that it is accepting applications for four vacant seats on the Board of Examiners, a volunteer group tasked with reviewing appeals related to building official decisions. These positions offer two-year terms beginning immediately and are open to town employees with trade experience. The application period runs through…

The Town of Jackson will implement a Pay-As-You-Throw ordinance on August 1st, changing how residents and businesses pay for trash collection. Announced on March 7th, this new system shifts from a flat fee to a usage-based model, charging based on the amount of waste produced. Over 7,000 U.S. communities use this approach, which aims to…

Snow King Mountain in Jackson, Wyoming, will host its final Late Nights at the King and Season Pass Holder Appreciation Night on March 14th. The event, dubbed a Grill & Chill, marks the end of the ski season with $10 night skiing from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mid-Rafferty and Cougar runs, with the…