Gov. Mark Gordon signed a bill impacting trans youth, but vetoed another that would have regulated clinics that provide procedural abortions.
New Seasonal Wetlands Project is a Win-Win for Water Quality and Local Wildlife
Several government entities are involved in this plan, which aims to pass more water from Jackson’s sewage plant through enhanced and reconstructed wetlands. The project is currently in its permitting phase.
Bringing Rescued Food to People’s Doorstep Provides Nourishment and Community
Hole Food Rescue’s No Cost Grocery Program addresses food insecurity, food waste, and climate change all at once. Could this be a model for eradicating hunger?
Teton County Mental Health Initiative Continues into 2021
Mental Health JH caters to the increasing need for local mental health care services during the pandemic.
As COVID-related Food Insecurity Continues, One22 Tries to Stem the Tide
The Jackson Cupboard is booming, and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
Teton County Plans to Prioritize Water Quality in 2021
Some advocates are pushing for a dedicated “Water Czar” to unify government efforts to address this mammoth issue.
Local Healthcare Workers Discuss Receiving their Coronavirus Vaccines
The first shipment of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines arrived last week.
An Unconventional Local Mental Health Program Moves Online
Counselor and athlete Ryan Burke discusses how daily “Mindstrength” challenges can remove stigmas.
Local Officials Prepare COVID-19 Vaccine Messaging, State Employee Spewed Conspiracy
Teton County’s public health officer says the vaccine is likely to be very safe.