Category News from Jackson Hole

Pullman National Monument, which is set to become Chicago’s first National Park Service site later today, already has nearly $8 million in support thanks to gifts received by the National Park Foundation, the official charity of America’s national parks and nonprofit…

Blame the relatively mild winter weather for the early emergence of bears in the Greater Yellowstone area. The first confirmed report of grizzly bear activity in Yellowstone occurred on February 9.  A grizzly bear was observed late in the afternoon,…

Spray-painted graffiti on an important cultural site in Grand Teton National Park was recently removed through an extensive cleanup effort. Sometime in September of 2014, an unknown individual(s) defaced the Luther Taylor homestead cabin, located along the Gros Ventre Road…

The community is remembering Manuel Lopez, who served as Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Board President from 1985-86.   A torchlight parade down Snow King will be dedicated to Manuel on Friday, January 30. Planned as part of the International…