Covering the Tetons since 1965
Covering the Tetons since 1965
A bill to withdraw Wyoming from the Daylight-Saving Time program has been placed in general file in the House with a recommended “do Pass.” The bill points out that the federal Uniform Time Act of 1966 authorizes a state that…
Nine months after the first public meeting of the Tribal Trail Connector Road, Teton County together with the Wyoming Department of Transportation and the Tribal Trail Stakeholder Advisory Committee, is hosting a second public meeting tonight to update the community…
House Bill 134 which would impose a statewide lodging tax of five percent in Wyoming passed out of the Wyoming House of Representatives Monday on a vote of 39 to 19 and is now been received for introduction in the Senate.…
The Boy Scouts of America yesterday announced that the national organization had filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. However. However, that action does not impact the scouting program locally. National BSA pursued the action, intending…
A Jackson police officer who ran into the burning Rusty Parrot Lodge last November and evacuated the patrons was honored Tuesday night with the Jackson Police Department’s Medal of Bravery. In making the presentation, Mayor Pete Muldoon explained that Officer…