Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
Visitor statistics show Wyoming’s two iconic national parks have started of the year with strong visitation. Yellowstone National Park reports a 5.2% increase in overall visitation for January, and a 16% increase for recreational visits specifically. Altogether 90,285 people entered…
House Bill 99, Wyoming Public Lands Day, has reached the Senate. This bill creates a day of special recognition- the 4th Saturday in September, to be aligned with National Public Lands Day which pays tribute to the importance of public lands…
The Sublette County Sheriffs’ Office is reporting they have received a number of calls about a new scam in that County. The current scam involves calls that are being made from people claiming to be Microsoft support who want to…
It is that time of year again when local volunteers join forces with wildlife biologists from the national forest, national park and game and fish department to count the moose living in and around Jackson Hole. The Jackson Hole Wildlife…
Jackson Wyoming Namesake Davey Jackson was “buried by sympathetic Masons” anonymously in 1837 in an unmarked Tennessee grave. Members of the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Jackson Hole Masons and the local Elks Lodge have…