Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
Grizzly Bear protections are back in the news. U.S. officials have announced they will review whether grizzly bears have enough protections across the Lower 48 states in a response to a lawsuit filed by advocates who want the bears restored…
Wyoming teens who want to stop using tobacco products, including electronic cigarettes and other vaping devices, are being encouraged to enroll in a free program designed just for them and recently made available through the Wyoming Department of Health. The…
The NTCA-Rural Broadband Association last week announced the election of Silver Star CEO/Chairman Allen Hoopes as its board chairman. NTCA represents nearly 850 independent, community-based telecommunications companies that are pursuing technological innovation in the rural and small-town communities they serve.…
The Wyoming Low Income Energy Assistance Program, administered by the Wyoming Department of Family Services, is now accepting applications. The program is federally funded and designed to help eligible Wyoming residents pay their residential heating bills during the winter months;…
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has now, again, approved cyanide bomb (or M44) use on public lands even though they inhumanely and indiscriminately kill thousands of animals beyond the livestock predators they are targeting every year, and they have a…