A documentary about the Teton County Fairgrounds and one group’s goal to keep it as-is was screened Thursday for the first time to a crowd of 130 people.

On two adjacent lots formerly purchased by Central Wyoming College for its Jackson campus, Pitts West Investments is planning to build housing for local workers.

The Jackson Town Council will have two relatively light meetings today, following months of intense and lengthy meetings in which they deliberated specific purpose excise tax, or SPET, applications and large downtown developments, among other items.

Time to trade in your piggy bank for a real piggy. The Teton County Fair’s 4-H Livestock Auction will return today at 5 p.m.

Teton County residents can weigh in on how the state transportation department will spend over $100 million on revamping roads and bridges over the next six years. The proposed funding also covers transit projects and airport equipment.

Some housing projects that are 100% deed-restricted can now be developed much faster in Teton County.

The Travel and Tourism Board deflated some criticism when they voted Thursday to move forward with a $180,000 website development proposal from a local agency, TMBR, with an optional $45,000 more a year for hosting and licensing. 

With absentee voting already underway, it’s not too early to research candidates for Wyoming’s Aug. 16 primary.

The Teton County Fairgrounds Grassy Arena is closed for the next two weeks in preparation for the 66th Annual Teton County Fair, which runs from July 23 to July 31.

Miami residents wanting to beat the heat in the mountains, and Jackson residents seeking to trade snow for sand this winter, may have a more convenient way to fly beginning in mid-December.

Clerk of District Court Anne Sutton is encouraging Teton County residents to apply for their passports six months before international travel.

Jackson town councilors on Tuesday will hear the proposed development plan for a three-story, 68,000-square-foot mixed-use development on Pearl Avenue where the Ranch Inn currently sits, and deliberate its approval.

With several ongoing road construction projects around Hoback Junction and further south and southwest, including through the Snake River Canyon, some commuters and travelers are frustrated with backed-up traffic and longer-than-normal travel times.

Town of Jackson officials are alerting people to be aware that several Fourth of July events in and around downtown Jackson may impact traffic, suggesting that for some, a bicycle or your own two feet might be the best way to get around.

Jackson’s Town Council is planning to name a street, park or another public place in town after fallen U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Rylee McCollum, who grew up in Jackson, along with making a policy for how to handle such naming decisions in the future.

St. John’s Health secured a key zoning change from the Town Council for the Hitching Post employee housing property, but not without much discussion, pointed questions and an impassioned plea from hospital CEO Dave Robertson.

Whether water quality in Hoback should be defined as a crisis or an emerging crisis was the topic of much debate at Wednesday’s Republican candidate forum for Teton County Commissioner.

A controversial decision by the State Board of Land Commissioners allowing glamping and storage units on state trust land near the Teton Village Road will be taken up in court.

Teton County Search and Rescue responded to a paddling accident on the Gros Ventre River just before 6 p.m. Tuesday.

The first-ever “Mondays in May” food truck event is scheduled to be held tonight in Wayne May Park.

About 220 residents from Wilson and the surrounding neighborhood are asking county commissioners to help them nix plans for a truck arrestor in a location they say is unsafe and unattractive.

Construction projects at the Jackson Hole Airport are moving forward quickly, with the biggest item — a complete runway reconstruction — already completed ahead of schedule.

Although Primary Election Day is a ways off, it’s not too soon to start thinking about who you would like to represent you in making big decisions — think land use and spending — and smaller ones — say sidewalks and food trucks.

About 150 Jackson Republicans posted up with popcorn and crimson “Harriet” hats in the Teton County Fair Building on Tuesday to hear from Wyoming congressional candidate Harriet Hageman and her most recent prominent supporter, Donald Trump Jr.

Construction on Moose-Wilson Road in Grand Teton National Park will be paused for several weeks “due to supply chain [issues], staffing shortages and an overwhelmed construction industry locally,” the park said in a news release.

Drivers on Spring Gulch Road should anticipate delays Thursday and Friday due to roadwork.

After a good amount of discussion with both town staff and St. John’s Health representatives, the Jackson Town Council opted last week to delay a decision and continue the conversation about a requested zoning change for the hospital’s Hitching Post employee housing site.

Commissioners will wait until July 5 to decide whether to allow horse betting in Teton County.

The food trucks will roll out June 20 for the first event in a summer-long series called “Mondays in May” in May Park.

With an eye toward helping summer employees get to and from work on time and efficiently, the START bus has added two additional commuter routes.

As many as 26 homes on 12,000-square-foot lots can now legally be built for critical service providers in the Horse Creek neighborhood near Hoback.

Teton County has added a flag retirement box to the lobby of its administration building at 200 S. Willow St., according to a county news release.

As the first step in its 2022 strategic planning process, Teton County Library is asking the community to help write the library’s next chapter.

Monday will present another opportunity for interested members of the public to weigh in on the 16 remaining specific purpose excise tax, or SPET, projects still being weighed by Jackson town councilors and Teton County commissioners.

At least 10 Rafter J residents want to revisit Teton County commissioners’ decision to allow apartments in Legacy Lodge.