A Cottonwood Park bike track for children will soon be moved and downsized, but a larger one will join it just down the road.
Facing legal action from a high-end downtown cosmetics store known for high-pressure sales tactics, the Town Council repealed a set of laws that the business said violated its constitutional right to free speech.
An effort to “bundle” specific purpose excise tax projects has failed.
County commissioners want more time to decide which of four developers should build affordable housing on county-owned land at 105 Mercill Ave.
Even as they took the next steps toward updating an array of Jackson’s parking policies, elected officials accepted that their efforts are likely to do little to stave off paid parking.
Amid increasing land values, Teton County commissioners decided Monday against adjusting the county’s property tax rate.
One of the last barriers to preserving a historic downtown block dissolved Monday when elected officials rezoned part of the property.
Pickleball-playing members of an exclusive country club along the Snake River south of Jackson were dismayed to lose one of their four courts used for the paddleball sport.
Residents of Buffalo Valley describe their backyard as a place to listen to sandhill cranes, to admire elk in the riverbed of the Buffalo Fork, to hike and stargaze.
County commissioners are expected to decide Tuesday what firm will develop housing on county-owned land at 105 Mercill Ave., a lot currently used by the Jackson Hole Historical Society.
The fast-approaching deadline for officials to finalize a ballot, asking voters to approve a penny of sales tax for specific town and county projects, is Wednesday.
After some 250 people logged hundreds of thousands of vertical feet in Snow King’s Uphill Challenge this winter, the resort decided to adapt the competition for summer.
Some new, and some returning, faces are joining the county’s volunteer advisory boards.
Teton County allocated $124,000 to expand summer service on the START route that runs from town to the Stilson Park and Ride and out to Teton Village. Buses will continue to run on the half hour through Sept. 29.
Jackson/Teton County Affordable Housing Department Director April Norton is recommending developers Tyler Davis and Joe Rice to build housing on Teton County-owned land at 105 Mercill Ave.
Three years after the conception of the Westview Townhomes, developers have overcome a rocky start to begin work on Jackson’s newest housing project.
A district court judge has affirmed the county’s approval of the Teton Raptor Center’s expansion plans despite a legal challenge from neighbors.
A $1 million price reduction is advancing the Jackson Hole Land Trust toward its goal of preserving a downtown historic block.
Jackson’s next housing project is getting underway, with a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday morning to kick off construction on the Westview Townhomes.
Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area is looking for a new executive director as Kendra Heimbuck plans to leave the position in August.
The finish line is in sight for a campaign to preserve a historic downtown block, Jackson Hole Land Trust President Laurie Andrews said.
A building that has stood in downtown Jackson for 109 years was minutes away from burning to the ground early Tuesday morning.
Despite hours of sparring over the structure of a specific purpose excise tax ballot, town and county officials failed to reach a compromise Monday and Tuesday at two tense meetings.
At every level of government that has broached the subject, officials have come to drastically different conclusions about how much Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the Teton Village Association should chip in to support bus service to the village.
Town and county officials are split on whether to sell a 5-acre slice of West Bank land or hold onto it as a plot for affordable housing.
‘Hole’ condo plan advances
With a new condominium complex on North Glenwood making its way through the public review process, elected officials struggled Monday to reconcile the proliferation of high-end dwellings with the loss of the cheap homes that they will replace.
Independence Day closures Thursday will include banks, post offices and government offices.
The further widening of South Highway 89 — from Munger Mountain Elementary School to Hoback Junction — is the most expensive project in the history of the Wyoming Department of Transportation, spokesperson Stephanie Harsha has confirmed.
This article has been updated to reflect that elected officials will not take public comment about SPET at the Monday joint meeting. Commission chair Natalia Macker said public comment on SPET projects was accepted and closed at a June 11 meeting. —Eds.
Transportation officials are recommending that Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the Teton Village Association pay more to support dedicated bus service to the village.
With a deadline looming, elected officials are caught in a debate over how much control to hand to voters at the polls.
Maybe you’ve heard of SPET, but what about STIP?
Teton County is set to receive just over $2 million from the federal government this year to compensate for lost property taxes from public lands.
Developer Larry Huhn asked at a Monday workshop whether Teton County commissioners will work with him to advance a plan to add workforce housing next to Munger Mountain Elementary School.
Pablo Castillo tries to play a little something for everyone on his morning radio show.
Teton County commissioners have officially adopted a $44.9 million budget for the next fiscal year.
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners is hosting a public hearing Tuesday on its proposed 2020 budget.
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Eight people had to evacuate their boat and climb onto a log jam in the middle of the Snake River Friday afternoon during a guided rafting trip to avoid being tossed overboard.
The Save the Block campaign to preserve a downtown historic block cleared a key hurdle Wednesday when the town Planning and Zoning Commission endorsed rezoning part of the property.
To bundle or not to bundle. That’s what elected officials debated Tuesday when hashing out what to put on the November 2019 specific purpose excise tax ballot.
Wooden. Low-rise. Wild. Evolving.
Those are a few of the dots that connect to form the image of “Western character,” judging by the one-word responses of some 100 people who offered their opinions during June workshops designed to pin down that elusive term.
With an increase of 3% over last year’s budget, elected officials are paying their staff more and reconfiguring a few high-level positions.
A community effort to preserve a downtown historic block is facing a critical step: seeking a rezone from the town of Jackson.
Stakeholders are worried the public may be left out of the Wyoming Department of Transportation’s redesign process for the Highway 22/390 intersection and nearby Snake River bridge.
Town councilors are allowing the Jackson Hole Classical Academy to connect its new campus to the municipal water and sewer system, at least for now.
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Developer Larry Huhn has been given a second shot to talk workforce housing development in Hog Island before the Teton County Board of County Commissioners.
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