Our community needs housing opportunities for working residents: young families, firefighters, teachers, tradespeople, retailers, non-profit service providers, artists, service workers – all the people who make this valley function. But support for housing should not be blind and does not eliminate the responsibility to ask hard questions when extraordinary public approvals are sought.
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I am happy to report that despite wide-spread fears, rumors and misrepresentation, the fair and other year-round uses of the fairgrounds are not going away.
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A success story with communities around the Rocky Mountain West creatively collaborating to address the Teton County human-bear conflict problem head-on.
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This lawsuit and related efforts will play a major role in determining the future of all state lands.
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My effort to encourage a collaborative solution is a gamble that requires give and take from both the landowner and neighbors; however, it is worth the time and effort.
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Reducing conflict through regulations and education.
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Addressing some questions about the expiration of Teton County’s mask order on Dec. 31.
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Your input is needed on the regulations that govern small wastewater facilities in Teton County.
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The Northern South Park Steering Committee nails It. Plus, more fall updates.
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A call for action in the Mountain West. Plus, chances for public comment.
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Let’s nurture the news with support of independent journalism at the local, state, and national levels.
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Where it leaves us. Plus, more on Northern South Park and volunteer boards.
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A huge opportunity for workforce housing may have been squandered in Northern South Park.
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Kudos to all who ran for election in 2020.
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It’s past time for Teton County to get serious about water quality.
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Read a Q&A between Luther Propst and Shelter JH on proposed workforce housing in Northern South Park.
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An update on the local response to COVID-19, and new FAQs from the county.
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