Jerod Pfeffer took the helm at Teton County, Idaho’s housing authority earlier this year, after working in construction and running 460 Bread.
Weekly News Roundup: Friday, July 8
Miss the headlines this week? Catch up on an abortion-rights rally in Driggs, the Sandy Fire near Bondurant and a free summer meal program for Teton County youth.
Teton Valley Olympian Jaelin Kauf Talks Winter Games and Advice for Young Athletes
KHOL interviews women’s moguls silver medalist Jaelin Kauf of Alta about her 2022 Olympics experience, growing up in Teton Valley and caring for her mental health while competing on a global stage.
Spud Drive-in Theatre Vows to Rebuild After Wind Storm
The Driggs drive-in’s iconic movie screen was toppled by a wind storm Monday night.
‘I Just Want to Cry.’ High Gas Prices Stress Wydaho Residents
Disruptions to the global oil market caused by the war in Ukraine are part—but not all—of the reason why gas prices are so high.
New Study Outlines Severity of the Teton Region’s Affordable Housing Crisis
A regional assessment tallied how much government agencies in the Jackson Hole area will need to invest to keep local workers living locally. The sum is in the billions of dollars.
Driggs Airport Introduces New Landing Fees for Non-Local Private Planes
The airport is expecting more private landings during the upcoming closure of the Jackson Hole Airport.
In Wydaho, Skiing and Snowboarding May Reign—but Hockey Captures Hearts
Rec. leagues in Jackson Hole and Teton Valley continue to build community both on and off the ice.
The Refreshing Approach of Highpoint Cider
Co-founder Alex Perez discusses the evolution of the cider industry, working closely with family and his love for KHOL.