Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
The Wyoming Department of Health official who described the coronavirus and development of vaccines against it as a communist plot has resigned. Wyoming Department of Health Readiness and Countermeasures Manager Igor Shepherd submitted his resignation on Tuesday and it was…
Two lawsuits have been filed against four different feeding grounds in Western Wyoming, including the National Elk Refuge north of Jackson. The first suit, if ruled in favor of closing feed grounds, would set forth a plan to phase out…
Lower Valley Energy has placed over $3.1 million back into the local economy by returning patronage capital back to its members this year. Spokesman Brian Tanabe explains, “Each time you pay your Lower Valley Energy bill, you build equity in…
The COVID pandemic continues to have negative impacts on the number of people flying in and out of Jackson Hole. The November numbers reported this week to the airport board indicate an 18% decline in both enplanements and deplanements during…
The Town of Jackson will be plowing alleys this winter. At Monday night’s town council meeting, Vice-Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson explained that the council had received a large amount of public comment on the subject. Budget constraints at the town,…