Conservationists argue new pathways could disturb wildlife, while transportation enthusiasts see them as a safe route through town.
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News Roundup: Idaho man survives Grand Teton avalanche
Plus, Wyoming seniors could see property tax relief, and Jackson’s housing market may be cooling down from pandemic boom.
Female mountaineers take the spotlight during AlpinFilm
The new film festival will celebrate the 100-year-anniversary of the first female ascent of the Grand Teton.
Teton Valley bids farewell to beloved Nordic ski race
Racers participated in the 20th and final Teton Ridge Classic, which was cancelled due to declining participation numbers.
News Roundup: Beacon parks open in Teton County; Wyoming Supreme Court won’t weigh in on abortion ban
Plus, suicidal youth are on the rise in Teton County, and a physicist is coming to Jackson to talk economic growth and energy.
A fight between Wyoming landowners and hunters over access is coming to a head
Ben Ryder Howe, a writer for The New York Times, discusses the simmering conflict over public land in the West.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort opens amid disappointment over pass cost, availability
Season passes to Teton Village sold out in August as the resort continues to manage capacity on the lifts.
News Roundup: Jackson Hole ski resorts open; Park City ski lift mechanics form first union of its kind
Plus, the ongoing battle over abortion rights in Wyoming and the state’s goal of becoming carbon-negative.
Efforts to manage Jackson tourism gain steam
The Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board will unveil on Thursday a draft of its sustainable destination management plan to community members.
