The Jackson Hole Airport wants to connect to the Town of Jackson Sewer Plant and the Town Council is moving forward with conceptual plan to see if it will work. Public Works Director Larry …
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Local Leaders Look At Budgets
Town of Jackson officials are close to budget approval deadlines and the will make a presentation to the Town Council on Wednesday morning. The proposed budget for fiscal year 2016-2017 shows total spending including capital …
Continue readingRode & Lottridge To Star in ‘Love Letters’
Off Square Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Love Letters by A.R. Gurney. Starring veteran performers Linda Rode and Stephen Lottridge, Love Letters, a Pulitzer prize finalist, is directed by Evie …
Continue readingSt. John’s Medical Center Appoints New CEO
St. John’s Medical Center (SJMC), Jackson, WY, announced today that its Board of Trustees has appointed Paul Beaupré, MD, as CEO, effective this summer. Currently chief executive officer at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose, CA, Dr. …
Continue readingFremont Lake Campground Re-Opening Anticipated Summer 2016
It is anticipated that the Fremont Lake Campground located on the Bridger-Teton National Forest in Pinedale, Wyoming will open this summer after work on the campground is completed. Beginning in May 2016, the contractor will …
Continue readingPrescription “Drug Take Back” Results
On Saturday, April 30th, 2016 the Jackson Police Department partnered with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration and Smith’s Food and Drug on a nationwide prescription drug “Take-Back” initiative in hopes of preventing increased pill …
Continue readingResidents Don’t Like Sex Biz Location
Residents turned out in force to speak out against allowing sexually oriented businesses to operate in Jackson Business Park on Gregory Lane. The Town has been updating zoning laws to narrow the area in which …
Continue readingSecond Accidental Residential Fire
Thanks to a passerby who heard a smoke alarm and took action, Jackson Hole Fire/EMS responders on Friday evening were able to quickly suppress the town’s second accidental residential fire in a week. The fire …
Continue readingMayor Sara Flitner Will Stand for Re-election
Mayor Sara Flitner announced today that she will seek a second term of service as Jackson’s mayor. Flitner will work to continue progress on community priorities, and sees a lot of community support for moving …
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WGFD Invites Feed Ground Input
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is inviting the public to participate in the development of a long-term feed-ground management plan beginning with the first in a series of virtual meetings next Tuesday. The state …
Continue readingMartinez Named Planning Commissioner
Jackson’s Town Council has appointed Wendy Martinez to the Town of Jackson’s Planning Commission. Martinez grew up in Jackson and will bring a thorough understanding of the community, the challenges many locals are facing, and the …
Continue readingUSFS Has Long List of Projects
The US Forest Service Intermountain Region is seeking public feedback on a proposed list of deferred maintenance projects under consideration for Great American Outdoors Act funding in fiscal year 2022. The Forest Service projects aim to …
Continue readingHabitat for Humanity Conducting Survey
Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area is asking community members to participate in its Community Need Survey in order to collect data on diverse housing needs within different segments of the Jackson community. The results …
Continue readingSTART Thanksgiving Service Limited
START Bus has announced limited commuter bus service on Thanksgiving Day and on Friday, November 27th. Due to ridership data that continues to reflect below average ridership as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, START …
Continue readingGordon Proposes Half-Billion Dollar Budget Cut
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has released his supplemental budget proposal today including more cuts on top of reductions implemented in the summer. Gordon’s would cut state spending by more than $500 million and creates a …
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