In part six of KHOL’s Workers series, local jazz and funk musician Tom Goicoechea uses his own passion for music to help treat and educate local youth.
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Behind the scenes at Rip N’ Stitch
In the fifth part of KHOL’s Workers series, Zina Horman reflects on the joys of repairing outdoor gear and living in Jackson, even as she juggles multiple jobs and a full academic workload.
Jackson’s high cost of living complicates the Teton County Access to Justice Center’s aims to make legal representation more accessible
In the fourth part of KHOL’s Workers series, Tricia Kalish speaks on the challenges facing Jackson’s only free legal clinic.
Teton Pass closed indefinitely due to landslide, which will carry significant impacts to local and state economies
The commuter bus between Driggs, Idaho and Jackson will follow an alternate route and schedule that adds over an hour to commutes. Gov. Mark Gordon has issued an emergency declaration to garner federal support.
Mudslide closes Teton Pass
Teton Pass is closed to commuters with no estimated time of reopening as of 11 a.m.
How Teton Raptor Center staff help protect top of avian food chain
In the third part of KHOL’s Workers series, Anna Tobin walks us through her daily commute to care for the raptors and educate the public on the birds of prey.
Grand Teton plow driver works to keep roads and employees safe
Snow may be melting now, but in this part of KHOL’s Workers series, Alex Roberts takes us on a ride clearing roads during one of the biggest storms of the year.
Local interpreter helps Latino families invest in children’s education
In the first part of KHOL’s Workers series, Silvia Davila walks us through her job, her journey to Jackson from Mexico City and her efforts to integrate the Latino community in the town’s public schools.
