Buckrail Daily: Early voting starts tomorrow // START fares changing // How Snake River permit fees are used

Today’s news is brought to you by Alex Muromcew for Teton County Commissioner

“If we don’t do something to limit the amount of commercial use – where appropriate – then it’s going to decline, suffer, we’re going to lose business, we’re going to lose people coming. It’s time to do something.”

Experts on Snake River recreation and usage explain how two permit programs work.

Today’s Top Stories

Teton Conservation District candidate David Adams talks mill levy, continuity

JACKSON, Wyo. — Four candidates, including three incumbents, are running for three open seats on the Teton Conservation District (TCD) Board of Supervisors. David Adams was first voted onto the board in […]

Early voting for general election opens Tuesday

JACKSON, Wyo. — Ready to cast a vote? Early voting begins tomorrow at the Teton County Clerk’s office for the 2026 General Election. Bring an acceptable form of identification to the Teton County […]

Town shuttle, Stilson START rates rise to $2; changes to begin Nov. 27

JACKSON, Wyo. — Fares are set to change for START bus riders this winter due to the recent loss of $1.5 million in federal funding for the organization. The rates are part of […]

Keith Gingery seeks fourth term as School Board Trustee

JACKSON, Wyo. — Keith Gingery is running for a fourth term on the school board, saying he wants to bring his experience and stability to the work while continuing to focus on […]

How new BTNF, WGFD permit fees are shaping Snake River use

JACKSON, Wyo. — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) has sold more permits to guides in Teton County than in any other county during the first year of its commercial fishing […]

Ashley Sinclair to run for first term as School Board Trustee

JACKSON, Wyo. — A parent of two daughters in the Teton County School District, Ashley Sinclair is tossing her hat in the ring for School Board Trustee in the upcoming General Election. […]