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Teton County’s Unemployment Rate Low
The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services’ Research & Planning section has released the latest unemployment figures for March 2024, which show Teton County continuing to maintain one of the lowest unemployment rates in the state at 2.1%. This rate is a slight improvement over the general state unemployment rate, which held steady from February to March at 2.8%.
Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson Decides Not to Run for Reelection After 12 Years of Service
Mayor Hailey Morton Levinson of Jackson, Wyoming, has announced that she will not seek reelection after serving the community for over a decade. Her tenure includes four years as mayor and eight years as a Town Council member. Dedicated Service to Jackson. Throughout her 12 years in office, Mayor Morton...
Anderson to Seek Seat on Jackson Town Council
Longtime Jackson resident Scott Anderson has thrown his hat into the ring for the Jackson Town Council, a position he held from 1992 to 2006. Anderson has also served on numerous local, state, and national boards, including the Historical Society, Community Housing Trust, Lower Valley Energy, and the Chamber of Commerce.
Idaho to Enforce Distracted Driving Law
April marks Distracted Driving Awareness Month, a critical time for drivers across Wyoming, Idaho, and the nation to refocus on the road and the importance of driving without distractions. The Idaho State Police, alongside the Idaho Office of Highway Safety (OHS) and the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD), is stepping up efforts to curb distracted driving behaviors that endanger everyone on the road.
Gocke Retires from Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Mark Gocke, a fixture of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department for decade has retired a 33-year career. Starting in 1991 as a habitat extension biologist, Gocke was instrumental in initiating the Habitat Extension Program, a collaborative effort with the Natural Resources Conservation Service aimed at enhancing wildlife habitats on private lands in Wyoming. In 1995, he assumed the role of Jackson-Pinedale Regional Information and Education Specialist.
Grizzly Bear Euthanized In Montana
Teton County Montana is quite a ways away from Teton County Wyoming but the two Teton counties have a lot in common. Including bear problems. This past Monday, officials were forced to a kill grizzly bear after it consumed cattle on private land along the Rocky Mountain Front. The Montana...
Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board Launches New Campaign
Working toward the goal sustainable and responsible tourism, the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board has launched its latest initiative, the “Mountain of Youth” campaign. This campaign, aligning closely with Jackson’s Sustainable Destination Management Plan, aims to bring the unique perspectives of Jackson Hole’s residents to the forefront of its international marketing efforts. Through the stories and viewpoints of six local community members, “Mountain of Youth” seeks to foster a deeper appreciation and understanding among visitors and locals alike for the natural beauty and community ethos of Jackson Hole.
Jackson Hole Tourism Board Launches Tracker
The Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board recently unveiled a significant milestone in their journey towards sustainability with the launch of the Sustainable Destination Management Plan (SDMP) Progress Tracker. This online tool is designed to showcase the achievements made in the first year of implementing the SDMP across eight critical areas of sustainability in the Jackson Hole community.
Announced: Snow King Mountain’s Third Annual King Concerts Series
KMTN and Jackson Hole Radio are Sponsoring the Concert Series. Iconic Wyoming Mountain Concert Venue has a Big Summer Schedule. Snow King Mountain proudly announces the return of the King Concerts series for its third year. Sponsored in part by KMTN This 2024 series boasts an unparalleled eight nights of live music, setting the stage for an unforgettable summer amidst the stunning backdrop of the Teton mountain range. With a lineup featuring five Grammy Award-winning bands across various musical genres, attendees are in for a treat.
Pierce Brosnan Fined For Breaking Yellowstone Rules
In an incident that highlights the importance of respecting natural preserves, renowned actor Pierce Brosnan has been fined for stepping off designated paths in a thermal area of Yellowstone National Park. The. On Thursday, in Mammoth Hot Springs, U.S. Magistrate Judge Stephanie A. Hambrick imposed a fine on 70-year-old Brosnan,...
Yellowstone Bears Waking Up as Park Enhances Safety
Yellowstone National Park has implemented crucial changes to its bear management strategies to ensure the safety of both bears and park visitors. This includes the establishment of a new Bear Management Area in Hayden Valley and the decommissioning of an existing Bear Management Area in the Firehole River area. All this as the park celebrated the first grizzly bear sighting of 2024, indicating the start of the bear activity season.
Jackson to Consider Parking Management Technology for Parking Garage
The Jackson Town Council is evaluating a proposal to buy new parking management technology for the Millward & Simpson Parking Garage. The initiative aims to address ongoing parking issues by directing staff to draft a Request for Proposals for a software-as-a-service and equipment vendor. This technology includes an “armbar” system to enhance parking enforcement and optimize the garage’s usage.
WYldlife Fund Launches Pronghorn Conservation Effort
Donation Will Help Safeguard Wyoming’s Pronghorn Population. The WYldlife Fund, the partner foundation to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, has announced the establishment of The Pronghorn Fund marking a significant advancement in the conservation of Wyoming’s pronghorn population, a species integral to the state’s diverse natural landscape. Wyoming boasts the largest intact pronghorn herds in North America, yet recent environmental and human pressures have underscored the urgent need for targeted conservation initiatives.
Teton Habitat Awarded $15 Million Challenge Gift
Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area recently announced a significant milestone in its mission to provide safe, affordable housing to working families in need within the community. A $15 million challenge gift from the Hughes Charitable Foundation will assist the foundation’s commitment to combating housing shortages in the area.
Yellowstone National Park Seeks Public Input on Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention
Yellowstone National Park has opened a 30-day public comment period as of today, inviting feedback on its proposed strategies to combat the spread of aquatic invasive species (AIS), notably zebra and quagga mussels. The park is considering two main preventive measures: a mandatory 30-day drying period for motorized and sailboats before they are permitted into the park’s waters, and an outright prohibition on watercraft that have been previously contaminated by these mussels, irrespective of any drying period observed.
Wyoming Game and Fish Department Seeks Public Input on 2024 Hunting Seasons
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is extending an invitation to the public for participation in a series of upcoming meetings designed to discuss wildlife populations and proposed hunting seasons for fall 2024, specifically focusing on the Jackson and Pinedale regions. These meetings are part of an annual tradition held during spring, aiming to engage hunters and the general public alike in conversations about license allocations, season lengths, and other significant hunting-related proposals.
Jessica Sell Chambers Announces Mayoral Candidacy
Jackson Town Councilwoman Jessica Sell Chambers has officially declared her intention to run for Mayor of Jackson, Wyoming. With three years of experience on the Town Council, Sell Chambers is stepping forward to offer her leadership to the town in a more prominent role. Sell Chambers expressed enthusiasm and readiness...
Natalia Macker Announces 2024 Re-election Campaign
Vice-Chairwoman of the Teton County Commission, Natalia D. Macker, has declared her intention to run for re-election as County Commissioner in 2024. Emphasizing her dedication to local government and the welfare of working families in Teton County, Wyoming, Macker highlighted her commitment to preserving the local ecosystem and enhancing opportunities for working families amid growing partisanship and challenges to democracy. Her campaign promises to focus on unity and pragmatic solutions for the community’s challenges.
UPDATE Bridge Work DELAYED on Wyoming Highway 22
The Wyoming Department of Transportation, has rescheduled work planned for this Thursday evening, and delayed it until Monday night, March 4, weather permitting. The work will take place from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. The work has been delayed due to the recent Winter Storm Watch for Teton County issued by the National Weather Service. The overnight work includes removing the concrete barriers on the Snake River Bridge on Wyoming State Highway 22 at the intersection of Wyoming State Highway 390, and pothole repairs on the bridge.
UPDATE Bridge Work DELAYED on Wyoming Highway 22
The Wyoming Department of Transportation, has rescheduled work planned for this Thursday evening, and delayed it until Monday night, March 4, weather permitting. The work will take place from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. The work has been delayed due to the recent Winter Storm Watch for Teton County issued by the National Weather Service. The overnight work includes removing the concrete barriers on the Snake River Bridge on Wyoming State Highway 22 at the intersection of Wyoming State Highway 390, and pothole repairs on the bridge.
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