“When you’ve got these guys ripping around town, that’s what makes people cringe and want to be like, ‘Ugh, the youths.’”
Community pathways are busy. Educators and law enforcement are amping up their safety messaging this summer.
Today’s Top Stories
Library board adopts resolution opposing U.S. House school libraries bill
JACKSON, Wyo. — The Teton County Library Board of Directors announced that its members voted to adopt a resolution opposing U.S. House bill H.R. 7661, a bill that prohibits the promotion of […]
Wyoming judge strikes down ultrasound requirement, two other abortion laws
A 2012 amendment to the Wyoming Constitution continues to stymie attempts to curtail abortion in the Equality State. By Joshua Wolfson, WyoFile A Wyoming judge struck down three abortion laws on Friday, […]
Nature Conservancy to host free panel discussion on Colorado River Basin
WILSON, Wyo. — The Wyoming chapter of The Nature Conservancy is hosting a panel discussion at the Old Wilson Schoolhouse on Tuesday, June 16, to explore the future of the Colorado River. […]
R Park summer solstice party returns on Thursday
JACKSON, Wyo. — Excited for summertime yet? The Jackson Hole Land Trust (JHLT) will host its annual R Park Solstice Celebration in Wilson on Thursday, June 18, from 4 to 7 p.m. […]
Get to know Wyoming’s state flower
JACKSON, Wyo. — Wildflowers are emerging across the valley, including Wyoming’s state flower: the Indian paintbrush. The Indian paintbrush, also known as “Prairie Fire,” is native to the western Americas and became […]
Pathway etiquette: A guide to harmonious coexistence for cyclists, canines and saunterers
JACKSON, Wyo. — They say variety is the spice of life. On any given day on the Jackson Hole Community Pathways system, a user might encounter: three teenagers piled onto an e-bike, a […]
Mule Deer 665 makes migration trek while pregnant with twins
WYOMING — The Wyoming Migration Initiative (WMI), an organization within the University of Wyoming, is tracking the migration of a seasonal resident who is making a 175-mile trek from the Red Desert […]
SNAPPED: Twice-as-cute twin moose calves stick close to mom
JACKSON, Wyo. — What’s better than one baby moose? Twins! Buckrail photographer Nick Sulzer has been trying to track down wildlife in Grand Teton National Park, but a trip to Teton Village […]
Surface work on Miller Park pickleball courts rescheduled for June 15 to July 3
JACKSON, Wyo. — The resurfacing project at the Miller Park pickleball courts has been rescheduled. A Thursday update from the Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation Department stated that the work is now […]
Grand Teton hosts record number of visitors in May
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK — It’s getting busy out there! Grand Teton National Park (GTNP) hosted a record number of visitors in the month of May, according to preliminary numbers shared with […]
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