The head of Cultivate Ability said it may not be the only human service nonprofit struggling in Teton County.
About Hanna Merzbach
Hanna is KHOL's senior reporter and managing editor. A lot of her work focuses on housing and local politics, but also women's health — and whatever else she finds interesting. You can hear her reporting around the country and region on NPR, Wyoming Public Radio and community radio stations around the west. She hails from Bend, Oregon, where she reported for outlets such as the Atlantic, High Country News and Oregon Public Broadcasting. In her free time, you can find Hanna scaling rock walls or adventuring in the mountains.
Recent Stories by Hanna Merzbach
Public transit in Grand Teton National Park could still be a long way off
A new study on how visitors move through the park reaffirmed the importance of cars, superintendent says.
More than a hundred volunteers explore Teton wilderness for annual ‘Moose Day’
Numbers from the search help Wyoming’s Game & Fish Department get a more accurate picture of the health of the local moose herd.
Report: Marginalized groups in Jackson say they don’t feel welcome in the community
A new survey found instances of discrimination reported among women, seniors, people with disabilities and people whose first language isn’t English.
Teton County Library displays books on Black history amid bans across U.S.
For Black History Month, the library encouraged readers to check out books by Black authors—some of which are banned around the country.
Skijoring returns to Teton Valley, meshing cowboy and ski culture
Locals and competitors from around the Mountain West raced in the sport, which involves skiing while being pulled by a horse.
‘You are the music’: Music therapy students celebrate Mardi Gras
The performance at the Center for the Arts was part of a new program from Community Entry Services and Teton Music School.
‘A sense of connection’: Teton County Library presents 50th Cabin Fever Story Slam
Storytellers will have the opportunity next week to share any five-minute story at the Virginian Lodge.
