Beginning today, some visitor centers will open, backcountry permits will be available and there will be additional take-out food services from park concessioners in Grand Teton National Park. The Park is increasing recreational access and …
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Work Cancelled on Moose-Wilson Road
Due to forecasted weather, dust abatement along the Moose-Wilson Road has been postponed until further notice. This routine dust abatement application happens several times during the summer on the approximately one-mile of unpaved section of …
Continue readingGranite Hot Springs Opens With Limits
Bridger-Teton National Forest has announced Granite Hot Springs Pool south of Jackson has resumed operations under modified guidelines. A maximum of 25 people are being allowed in pool at one time and soak time is …
Continue readingPeaceful March Draws Hundreds
Several hundred people gathered at the Teton County Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon and walked en-masse to the Jackson Town Square. There, they listened to a variety of speakers who spoke about people of color apparently being …
Continue readingMascot Decision Near in Driggs
It’s down to the final vote which is due in by midnight Monday. Teton School District Students are to choose their mascots from three finalists out of the previous three ballots. Those three names are …
Continue readingMoose-Wilson Road Delays
There will be temporary 20-minute delays along the Moose-Wilson Road near the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve today from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm, as well as trail closures between the Preserve Center and Phelps Lake. …
Continue readingGardiner Community Center Gym Reopens
Starting today the gym in the Gardiner Community Center will reopen. The gym will have limited hours to start, from 5:30 until 8:30 pm daily, and only available for Gardiner/Mammoth locals in order to comply …
Continue readingMarch for Unity Planned Sunday
A march for unity is planned for Sunday afternoon. Marchers will be walking down Snow King to Flat Creek to Pearl Street to Willow Street to Broadway to Town Square. There will be inspirational people …
Continue readingHouse Fire Doused on Meadow Road
Quick action on the parts of firefighters prevented a house fire on Meadow Road Tuesday from becoming more serious. Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Chief Brady Hanson says the fire was confined inside the wall and chimney …
Continue readingBusiness Grant Open
The Wyoming Business Council on Monday successfully launched the first of three grant programs targeted toward small-business owners who suffered economic hardship caused by the novel coronavirus. To ensure the $50 million Business Interruption Stipend program reaches those small-business owners with …
Continue readingMichael Kudar Announces Write-in Candidacy for Mayor
A write-in candidate is running for mayor in Jackson. Michael Kudar, a Jackson native and businessman, will challenge Hailey Morton Levinson this August in the Primary Election. Kudar announced his intention as a write-in candidacy …
Continue readingIndoor Limits Increased as Governor Updates Health Order
Updated public health orders that take effect June 15 will continue to ease restrictions on public gatherings in Wyoming, Governor Mark Gordon announced today. The updated orders allow indoor gatherings of up to 250 people …
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Idaho Goes Hands-Free
Beginning Wednesday, July 1, 2020, drivers throughout Idaho will recommit to safe, responsible driving by following a new law meant to keep drivers engaged while behind the wheel. The new Idaho State Code 49-1401A requires …
Continue readingGovernor Gordon Continues to Help Small Businesses
Governor Mark Gordon has allocated $50 million in additional funding from the federal CARES Act to the Business Interruption Stipend Program to ensure the program keeps pace with demand from small businesses across the state. …
Continue readingLiebzeit on Lotto Board
The WyoLotto Board of Directors held a special session on June 9th and voted in new officers to oversee the board’s responsibilities. Among the officers elected is Ed Liebzeit of Jackson. Liebzeit will assume the …
Continue readingTravel Forecast Down
The 2020 travel season will certainly be no great shakes, but for domestic destinations, it won’t be a total wash either. This summer, AAA Auto Club forecasts Americans will take 700-million trips based on economic …
Continue readingTOJ Roadwork Continues
Hansen Ave between Cache Street and Willow Street is closed today from 7:00 am until 2:00 pm enabling Evans Construction to install buried power through the Hansen Ave and King Street intersection. Next week, Evans …
Continue readingGaraman Park Pathway is Busy
The Jackson Police Department is urging bicyclists to take it easy along the bike path through Garaman Park. The Garaman Pathway is used by nearly 1000 cyclists as well as pedestrians each day. The park …
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