Teton County High School in Driggs has sent a letter to parents informing them that a ninth-grade student has been confirmed to have tested positive for COVID-19, but they assure the student has been quarantined …
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Sublette County Unified Fire units from Pinedale, Boulder and Daniel all responded to the area of the Fayette Pole Creek Ranch straight east of Pinedale where fire was actively burning in sage brush on private …
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Gasoline prices locally continue to trend well ahead of the national average this week, while the national average has decreased by two cents. A survey of 9 stations in Jackson this week shows the average …
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Details were not immediately available regarding a wildland fire that broke out about 4:45 pm yesterday east of Pinedale near the Fayette Pole Creek Ranch. Units were deployed from Sublette County Unified Fire and Bridger-Teton …
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Teton County and the Town of Jackson has released a Request for Proposals for a qualified, multi-disciplinary planning consultant firm to develop a neighborhood plan for the Northern South Park area of Teton County. That …
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Commercial driver license and commercial learner’s permit holders whose credentials have expired or will soon expire now have until December 31st to renew. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has pushed the extension on certain …
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Sidewalk construction continues this week on Hansen Ave between Redmond and Gros Ventre. Evans Construction will continue to excavate, prepare subgrade, and install sidewalk along Hansen from Redmond working west to Gros Ventre. During this …
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Most people in Jackson are aware the local scouts did not conduct their 53rd annual elk antler auction in May this year, due to COVID concerns. Several options for selling the antlers were explored, including …
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First Lady Jennie Gordon’s Wyoming Hunger Initiative has partnered with Admiral Beverage in Worland to provide a refrigerated truck for Star Valley Meat Block, a participating processor in the newly launched Food from the Field program. As …
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Beginning Monday, intermittent lane closures will begin at the Broadway and Willow Intersection and continue through late-October. This project involves the installation of new stormwater collection structures and piping in the public right-of-way in the vicinity …
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Itchy and sore eyes have become commonplace in northwest Wyoming owing to the heavy smoke pouring into the area from the massive west-coast fires. A University of Wyoming Medicine ophthalmologist and cornea specialist is providing …
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The Town of Jackson Police Department hosted a training session this week entitled “Understanding Implicit Bias.” The course was taught by an FBI Special Agent for 25 years. The contents of the course included such …
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Warmer temperatures and low humidity have led to the Lone Star Fire in Yellowstone National Park to gradually increase in size, while still not threatening the Old Faithful area. Fire officials say the acreage involved …
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Wyoming has joined the battle of wildfires in California. The Wyoming Army National Guard’s G Company, 2nd Battalion, 211th Aviation Regiment was activated by Gov. Mark Gordon last Thursday to provide support for firefighting efforts …
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Governor Mark Gordon has announced that Wyoming’s Public Health Orders have been extended an additional two weeks through Sept. 30. One change has been made to Order No. 1, which now permits indoor close-contact group …
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The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission, chaired by U.S. Secretary of the Interior David L. Bernhardt, approved more than $130 million in funding for various wetland conservation projects. The 2020 North American Wetlands Conservation Act (NAWCA) …
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Despite the national downturn in travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Grand Teton National Park experienced the second busiest August on record, only slightly trailing August 2017 when the solar eclipse took place. According to …
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Jackson Hole Public Art’s ArtSpot is back with a message of HOPE for the community. The ArtSpot, both sculpture and rotating art venue, was removed last fall for repairs and has found a new home …
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Boating season in Wyoming is winding down and so are the Wyoming Game and Fish Department aquatic invasive species check stations. Check stations throughout the state have started to close. However, it is a requirement …
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The project to build a sidewalk along Hansen Ave between Redmond and Gros Ventre is continuing this week requiring Hansen to be closed to westbound traffic but open to eastbound local traffic. Motorists are advised …
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