Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
Well, going back in time might have been terrible for Marty McFly in “Back to the Future,” but for most people setting their clocks back an hour Sunday morning, it will mean another hour of welcome sleep. According to timeanddate.com, “In…
For only the second time in Wyoming’s history, the state legislature was called into special session, this time to discuss the proposed federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates. Senate President Dan Dockstader says twenty-one unique bills were introduced in both houses. Thirteen…
Yellowstone Parks’s Norris Geyser Basin has risen by 1½ cm over the last few months and scientists are not exactly sure why. Michael Poland, scientist in charge of Yellowstone Volcano Observatory says the uplift was recorded by a GPS monitoring station in…
Driggs, Idaho has a new mayor. During this week’s elections, August Christensen defeated incumbent Hyrum Johnson on a vote of 179 to 122. Christensen currently serves on the city council. She has lived in the city of Driggs since 1998…
The Jackson Hole Historical Society Museum & Store has closed for the off-season at its North Cache Museum & Store location, but is scheduled to reopen to December 15th. Historic Jackson Hole Downtown Walking Tours are also closed for the winter season…