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  • Improvements for Jackson’s Curtis Canyon
    on April 24, 2024 at 5:08 pm

    The Bridger-Teton National Forest has finalized decisions on a bunch of projects aimed at improving the infrastructure and recreational facilities in Curtis Canyon, near Jackson, Wyoming. These initiatives, developed after extensive research and public consultation, focus on upgrading very degraded roads and enhancing visitor experiences. Overview of Projects 1. Curtis Canyon Road Repair: The main The post Improvements for Jackson’s Curtis Canyon appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Music on Main Launches May Concert Series at Pierre’s Theatre
    on April 24, 2024 at 4:19 pm

    For the first time, the Music on Main series in Victor, Idaho, is hosting a new set of concerts during the month of May, before their traditional summer season kicks off in June. Sponsored by Pierre’s Theatre and Teton Valley Cabins, these concerts will bring more regional bands to Teton Valley and add some music The post Music on Main Launches May Concert Series at Pierre’s Theatre appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Wyoming Game and Fish Department Starts capturing Grizzly Bears
    on April 23, 2024 at 4:57 pm

    This spring through early fall, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department will begin capturing grizzly bears in northwest Wyoming as part of their ongoing efforts to monitor the species within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This initiative is crucial for the continued management and conservation of grizzly bears in the region. Details of the Capture Program The post Wyoming Game and Fish Department Starts capturing Grizzly Bears appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Jackson Hole Youth Grant Program Awards Over $50K to Local Nonprofits
    on April 23, 2024 at 3:23 pm

    The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole has recently announced the allocation of $52,500 in grants through its Youth Philanthropy program to 33 local nonprofits in Teton County. This program involves high school students from the area in the philanthropic process where they assess and decide on funding for local nonprofit projects. Overview of the Youth The post Jackson Hole Youth Grant Program Awards Over $50K to Local Nonprofits appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Teton County and Town of Jackson Discuss Tax Proposals
    on April 23, 2024 at 1:38 pm

    The Town of Jackson and Teton County officials recently engaged in a critical budget meeting to address their significant financial challenges. With a daunting $4-million shortfall and the monumental task of funding a new $160 million courthouse, the discussion centered on potential tax increases as a solution. The Proposals on the Table Debates and Decisions The post Teton County and Town of Jackson Discuss Tax Proposals appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Jackson Welcomes New Sister City
    on April 22, 2024 at 3:51 pm

    On Wednesday, April 24th at 5:00 PM, the Town of Jackson will host a special reception at Town Hall to celebrate a newly formed Sister City relationship with Hueyotlipan, a city in Tlaxcala, Mexico. This event marks the beginning of a promising partnership and will feature the ceremonial signing of Sister City documents. The decision The post Jackson Welcomes New Sister City appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Public Input Sought for Cache Creek Trailhead Redesign in Jackson
    on April 22, 2024 at 3:44 pm

    The Bridger-Teton National Forest is currently inviting public feedback on the redesign of the Cache Creek Trailhead, a key recreational starting point near Jackson. This initiative aims to revamp the trailhead to better manage the high visitor traffic and enhance the area’s environmental sustainability. Cache Creek Trailhead serves as a gateway to a variety of The post Public Input Sought for Cache Creek Trailhead Redesign in Jackson appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.

  • Film Premiere and Community Discussion: “No Longer Invisible” at The Center Theater
    on April 22, 2024 at 3:37 pm

    JH Public Art is set to host a bilingual community event titled “No Longer Invisible: A Community Discussion” on Friday, April 26th at The Center Theater in Jackson, Wyoming. The evening will begin at 6:00 pm with a reception featuring a diverse array of food and drinks from Latin America and the Caribbean, including pupusas, The post Film Premiere and Community Discussion: “No Longer Invisible” at The Center Theater appeared first on Jackson Hole Radio.