Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
The Wyoming Legislature has met virtually over the last week, but starting March 1st, state lawmakers will convene a hybrid in-person and remote session. To ensure the safest possible experience for those who must participate, Governor Mark Gordon, President of…
After 43 years of cowboy entertainment and food, the Bar J Chuckwagon has come to the end of the trail. On their official Facebook page, the wranglers wrote, “2021 will be the final season of the world-famous Bar J Chuckwagon.…
The United States Presidential Scholars Program has released its list of high school candidates to be honored for their academic achievement in 2021, including ten from Jackson Hole. Each year, up to 161 students are named U.S. Presidential Scholars, one…
The National Park Service has implemented a mask requirement for employees, visitors, partners and contractors within the park. National Park Service Public Health Director Captain Sara Newman says, “Getting outside and enjoying our public lands is essential to improving mental…
A conventional collaring operation by the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Department became an interstate issue before it was over. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department was notified Monday that Colorado Parks and Wildlife had captured and collared a gray wolf…