A 40-hour training course for community interpreters is returning to Jackson the week of Oct. 10, according to a release from One22.
This Just In
Now people have a way to quickly donate to the family of Mark Uptain, a bow hunting guide who died after a bear attack Friday in the Teton Wilderness.
Volunteers will hold a food drive “s’can’venger hunt” next week to benefit the Jackson Cupboard.
Maurine Karabatsos has been wondering why she hasn’t received her property tax bill.
More than 40 people packed into Gardner Capital Management’s office last week to learn about the future of a beloved downtown block, a crowd that dwarfed how many people usually show up to such mandatory neighborhood meetings required whenever a town landowner requests a zoning change.
The county is taking a step toward a land swap that would allow the school district to build a new school at Stilson, the colloquial term for the intersection of Highways 22 and 390.
Snow King isn’t the only Teton County ski resort seeking updates to its master plan.
While some skiers are calling for a less intrusive access road, Snow King Resort is standing firm in its request for a route up the front of the mountain.
Attorneys for West Bank neighbors are asking a judge to dismiss a developer’s $14 million lawsuit, decrying it as an “evil” suit intended to chill free speech.
Whoever shows up first gets to pick the direction bikers ride the track at Jackson’s newest mountain bike skills park.
Every week Jackson Hole citizens have various opportunities to engage with the local political process. Here’s a compiled list of town, county and state meetings scheduled in Teton County in the coming week. For complete and up-to-date agendas, check the website referenced with each entry.
Wednesday, Sept. 5
• Housing: Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board meeting. 2 p.m., Teton County Public Health Building, 460 E. Pearl Ave. JHAffordableHousing.org.
The school district, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and county commissioners are hammering out the details of an agreement to facilitate a land swap for a potential new school site at Stilson Ranch, at the intersection of Highways 22 and 390.
A second open house offers the public another chance to weigh in on the future of Bureau of Land Management land along the Snake River.
A major renovation project is in store for the Teton County Recreation Center, and work is slated to start next week.
The Travel and Tourism board is launching a new campaign to include sustainability initiatives as part of its promotion of Jackson Hole as a tourist destination.
A 205-mile bike race from Logan, Utah, to Teton Village is pedaling through Teton County on Saturday.
Construction will close part of the popular pathway through Russ Garaman Park beginning next week as the town tries to safeguard sections prone to seasonal flooding.
Bill Phelps is mounting the latest in a long series of campaigns against the lodging tax, which is up for a vote in November’s general election.
The owner of the East Broadway lot home to Cafe Genevieve and Persephone Bakery is inviting neighbors to learn more about a proposed rezone of the property.
Candidates for public office are required to regularly report how much dough they’ve raised, who it came from and how they spent it.
Wes Gardner and Sandy Ress, independent candidates for the Teton County Board of County Commissioners, are officially on the ballot for the Nov. 6 general election.
Although Slade Ross is running for Teton County sheriff as an Independent, his supporters deployed an unusual tactic in the August primaries to draw attention to their candidate.
A unanimous vote Tuesday by Teton County commissioners put to bed a year-and-a-half-long conversation about noncompliant fencing on a Wilson property — at least for now.
Jackson’s new Public Works director signed up for a big change of pace, moving from the metropolitan capital of the country to an isolated town of 10,000.
It was Hill Climb weekend when Esther Judge and Philip Lennox loaded a 500-square-foot cottage onto the back of a semi-truck and drove it from town to Hog Island.
Following a successful write-in campaign, Teton County voters have a choice this fall for who will lead the county assessor’s office.
Every week Jackson Hole citizens have various opportunities to engage with the local political process. Here’s a compiled list of town, county and state meetings scheduled in Teton County in the coming week. For complete and up-to-date agendas, check the website referenced with each entry.
Wednesday, Sept. 5
• Housing: Jackson/Teton County Housing Authority Board meeting. 2 p.m., Teton County Public Health Building, 460 E. Pearl Ave. JHAffordableHousing.org.
County engineers are asking the public to weigh in on a pathway that would connect downtown Wilson to the Snake River.
Speak now or forever hold your peace, if you object to the county’s adoption of part of Stateline Road in Alta.
Ten stakeholders have been named members of the Tribal Trail advisory committee.
County commissioners signed a contract earlier this week that grants Teton County $333,298 in state monies to prevent suicide and alcohol and drug abuse.
Teton County has filed a motion to dismiss a developer’s $14 million lawsuit.
The problem with buying a dead animal incinerator is figuring out where to put it.
After a summer spent scrambling to fill shifts, START officials are planning a nationwide search to hire more bus drivers as an even busier season looms on the snowy horizon.
Smith’s Food and Drug is getting a jump on the Jackson Town Council by deciding to phase out plastic bags as town officials wrestle with how to implement a townwide ban.
While Ron Stevens explored the Pacific Northwest with his daughter, he found time in a busy schedule to email his friend Lisa Johnson with an update on his trip.
Crews from the Wyoming Department of Transportation plan to continue chip seal work on Highway 390 through Saturday, according to WYDOT spokesperson Stephanie Harsha. Drivers should expect significant delays.
Labor Day closures Monday will include banks, post offices, private schools and government offices.
Every week Jackson Hole citizens have various opportunities to engage with the local political process. Here’s a compiled list of town, county and state meetings scheduled in Teton County in the coming week. For complete and up-to-date agendas, check the website referenced with each entry.
Wednesday, Aug. 29
• County: Interviews for Tribal Trail Road Stakeholder Advisory Committee, Teton County commissioners’ chambers, 200 S. Willow St. TetonCountyWY.gov.
Two Independents filed petitions seeking to run for the Teton County Board of County Commissioners.
A $2.29 million federal grant means START can buy up to eight electric buses.
From a presentation on the Snow King master plan to a discussion of a dead animal pit, the Teton County Board of County Commissioners will have a lot on its plate Monday.
UPDATE, 9:28 a.m.: Chip sealing scheduled to start Monday morning has been delayed by weather, Wyoming Department of Transporation spokesperson Stephanie Harsha said.
The town of Jackson is fine-tuning its process for reviewing Snow King Mountain Resort’s updated master plan, attempting to set a framework to digest a complex list of development proposals.
The Wyoming Department of Transportation will perform maintenance Sunday night on the Snake River Bridge on Highway 22. Traffic will alternate in a single lane. Delays are not expected to exceed 10 minutes. In preparation for the LOTOJA bike race, crews plan to wash and shovel debris off the…
Two seat belt malfunctions on the Cowboy Coaster this month triggered a national recall, according to Snow King Mountain Resort officials.
The town has selected an environmental consultant to assess the feasibility of a public park in Karns Meadow.
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