Wyoming’s Oldest Ski area Will Open with Covid Precautions and New Offerings “Our leadership team has been working diligently to develop a summer operations plan that follows state and local health guidelines as …
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Long time Teton County Clerk Sherry Daigle announced Thursday she is planning to retire from that position at the end of this month. Daigle has held that post for nearly 22 years and has witnessed …
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Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks will see a limited opening to the public beginning noon Monday, May 18th. During a conference call Wednesday, Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly announced that only two of that park’s …
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The Secretary of State’s Office has announced the beginning of the election cycle in Wyoming, beginning with the Candidate Filing Period and the launching of an ongoing campaign, “VoteSafely Wyoming.” The campaign will inform voters …
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As part of ongoing efforts to monitor the population of grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has announced they will conduct grizzly bear capture operations in areas of …
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The 2020 Grand Teton Music Festival is cancelled. The festival sent a notice out on Wednesday to inform the community saying in part, ” We know how much the community of Jackson Hole loves the …
Continue readingAfter careful consideration of the circumstances surrounding the coronavirus pandemic during the past two months and considerable deliberation it was decided to delay the 2020 Wyoming Active Transportation – Bike Walk Trails Summit and reschedule …
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The search for a new mascot for Teton High School in Driggs continues, and has now moved into the community nomination phase for names. This is a brainstorming survey and is NOT A VOTE. This …
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Teton County Commissioner Greg Epstein has had second thoughts. He explains that at the beginning of this year he had made a decision not to run for a second term. However, he says life as …
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is planning to treat Game Creek south of Jackson to restore native Snake River cutthroat trout. Game Creek is a small tributary to Flat Creek and used to be …
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Developed campgrounds on the Caribou-Targhee National Forest are slated to open June 1st. Actually, many campgrounds on the Forest are still inaccessible due to snow and do not open until the end of May anyway. …
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A popular area along the Snake River to walk with a dog or simply take an evening stroll will be closed for the next three days. The levee section along the Snake River north of …
Continue readingAs COVID-19 public health restrictions are relaxing, the Wyoming Game & Fish Department re-opened their Jackson office to the public on a limited basis Monday in a limited capacity. In order to maintain the safety …
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The City of Victor has announced that their 2020 4th of July events have been cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. After considering the event size, the density of the crowd, and there not …
Continue readingKindergarten registration at Teton County School District #1 has gotten under way now, but due to the health restrictions, it is taking a little different form than usual. According to District Spokesperson Charlotte Reynolds, the …
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Wyoming Senator John Barrasso is calling for an end to the COVID-19 restrictions in America, saying, “We closed down our country in order to bend the curve and make sure we had adequate medical resources. …
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A grizzly bear reportedly attacked and critically injured a man as he was mountain biking near Big Sky, Montana on Monday. According to a Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks spokesperson, the attack took place just …
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After considerable deliberation, the Teton Valley Foundation has announced the cancellation of the Music on Main 2020 season due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Teton Valley Foundation Chair Jenny Wade explains that the possibility of …
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