Before this month, the group was not sure if it would receive about $80,000 to do the dirty work.
Recreation
From Tragic History to Mountain Bike Park, Coal Basin Continues to Evolve
Coal Basin, on Colorado’s Western Slope, was the site of a series of 20th century mining disasters.
Teton Pass Study to Analyze Roadway Challenges, Focusing on Recreation
Officials leading the new year-long study of Teton Pass discussed the effort’s goals in their first public meeting.
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, Jan. 28
Miss the headlines this week? Catch up on a new mixed-use downtown development, recent search and rescue efforts and local mental health needs.
Snow King Navigates First Season with New Facilities and Ski Terrain
The town hill is also preparing for a future with less snow.
New Skier with ALS Tackles Snowmass
Asia Jami is proving Lou Gehrig’s disease can’t hold her back.
Jackson Hole Celebrates the Virgin of Guadalupe
Around 700 people gathered Dec. 12 for a mass celebrating the “mother of America.”
Grand Targhee Owner Discusses Proposed Expansion During Town Hall
Resort owner Geordie Gillett joined representatives from the Forest Service and both Teton Counties to answer questions about the proposed expansion, though little new information was shared.
National Park Service ‘Shelved’ Internal Study on Workplace Harassment
KHOL interviewed High Country News reporter Lyndsey Gilpin about the leaked “Voices Tour Report,” which sheds new light on workplace issues within the National Park Service.
