Buckrail, Jackson Hole, WY, News for 10/31/2022

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Happy Halloween, Jackson Hole!
Check out who stole the show in Saturday’s dog costume parade and read a spooky story or two to get in the spirit of the holiday.

Today’s Top Stories

Yellowstone’s North Entrance and road to Mammoth Hot Springs is now open

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. — As of yesterday, Yellowstone National Park’s (YNP) North Entrance in Gardiner, Montana and the road between the North Entrance and Mammoth Hot Springs (Old Gardiner Road) is […]

Teton County to offer free suicide prevention community education night

JACKSON, Wyo. — Community members are invited to attend a free community education event focused on suicide prevention this Tuesday, Nov. 1 from 6 to 8 p.m., at the 4-H building in […]

Take advantage of fall cleanup this week

JACKSON, Wyo. — This week the Town of Jackson has offered services to help with residents’ fall cleanup. Jackson Hole Fire/EMS will be hosting a pumpkin drop n’ smash at the Rodeo […]

SPET by SPET: Senior assisted living

JACKSON, Wyo. — While there are a number of housing-related SPET items on the ballot, one item stands alone; funding for the planning of a senior assisted living center in Teton County. […]

Spooky Season: The ghosts of Death Canyon

The Buckrail “Spooky Stories Series” is meant to entertain readers during the Halloween season. In no way are these stories rooted in fact or proven to be true. MOOSE, Wyo. — Struthers Burt, a […]

SNAPPED: A Halloween best in show

JACKSON, Wyo. — The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce and PAWS hosted the “Something Wild This Way” dog parade at the Teton County Fairgrounds on Saturday. Snack foods were a popular theme […]

Expect delays between Coal Creek and Idaho State Line beginning Nov. 1

WILSON, Wyo. — Jorgensen Geotechnical will be performing drilling investigation operations on the eastbound lane of Wyoming 22 between the Idaho State Line and Coal Creek trailhead beginning tomorrow, Nov. 1, the Wyoming […]

Wolves shot in Wyoming may be from a Colorado pack

DENVER (AP) — Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials believe that three wolves shot and killed just over the state’s border in Wyoming may have belonged to Colorado’s closely watched North Park wolf […]