If you’re on the hunt for a meaningful way to give back to the Teton Valley community, look no further than the Community Foundation of Teton Valley’s volunteer opportunity dashboard.
This week founding board members Aska Langman, Jaclyn Pierce and Kara Pollard launched Aska’s Animal Foundation, a Victor, Idaho based 501©(3) non-profit.
Teton Valley Foundation has confirmed that its popular summer music series will commence as normal after a year’s hiatus due to Covid. The band line-up for the eight-week series will be announced on May 3.
The Cutthroat Youth Hockey team wants to give you another reason to get into spring cleaning this year. On May 1, the team will be hosting a Community Yard Sale as a fundraiser for the program. “This is the first year of this particular fundraiser, but it would be wonderful to make this a fu…
A few steps to the north of the Teton County Fairgrounds building in Driggs, there’s a scraggly patch of ground. One corner is edged by pines, and the southern edge plays host to a ragtag line of shrubs, just beginning to muster up buds to greet the warmer weather. In some places the fence s…
Are you ready to make a small shift towards a more sustainable lifestyle? Do you want to save a lot of money on your annual trash bill? Tired of having wet, stinky, heavy trash bags that leaks and makes your garbage can smell awful? Well, then composting might be the solution for you! And TV…
There are tons of different ways to get involved in this year’s Teton Valley Earth Day celebration.
The Teton Valley Foundation Board of Directors, along with Executive Director Amy Fradley, enthusiastically and humbly announced that, on behalf of Kristin Woodward and her sons Austin and Braden Vanskike, prominent American businessman and Jackson Hole resident Foster and Lynn Friess presen…
In honor of Earth Day 2021, a collaboration of local non-profits led by Haley Slone of Full Circle Education has been planning a pandemic-safe way to engage the community and help folks feel connected again while doing service in and for Teton Valley. Thus, “Service Builds Community” – three…
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- Teton Valley Earth Day Celebration
- New kids on the block
- CFTV announces competitive grant awards
- 4th Annual Greater Yellowstone Crane Festival poster design contest is open
- 4th of July events approved for 2021
- In it for the long haul
- Monica Carrillo and Karlin Bilcher featured on podcast
- Fall River board candidates wanted
- Museum seeks animal mounts, volunteers
- Artisan Pair: Mossman and Mullaney's Heron Glass
- Fire & Rescue implements lifesaving new tech
- Valley of the Tetons Library expands, gets innovative
- Bags to Benches: TVCR launches plastic film recycling initiative
- Forest Service halts bid to permit heli-skiing in Centennial Mountains
- Welcome as a bluebird in spring
- Education Foundation welcomes new E.D.
- Heat lamp sparks barn fire on Stateline Rd.
- Education Foundation shatters endowment goal
- Wolverines roar onto the JV scene
- Taking the pain out of tax season
- 14th Annual Tin Cup Challenge kicks off on March 16
- Sheridan College celebrates fall graduate from Victor
- Tiny and tasty
- New sheriff brings energy, vision to valley
- THS Speech & Debate Team soars despite pandemic limitations
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There were 227 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between April 9 and April 15. Officers performed 59 traffic stops and 13 security checks of local businesses. There were three accidents and one DUI, and residents called in 44 controlled burns.
There were 173 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between April 2 and April 8. Officers performed 35 traffic stops and seven security checks of local businesses. There was one accident and zero DUIs, and residents called in 19 controlled burns.
There were 180 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 26 and April 1. Officers performed 54 traffic stops and 16 security checks of local businesses. There were two accidents, one DUI, and two ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
There were 199 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 20 and March 26. Officers performed 50 traffic stops and 17 security checks of local businesses. There were three accidents, three DUIs, and two ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
There were 235 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 12 and March 18. Officers performed 56 traffic stops and 27 security checks of local businesses. There were six accidents, one DUI, and six ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
There were 218 calls for service reported to the Teton County, Idaho Sheriff’s Office between March 5 and March 11. Officers performed 42 traffic stops and 20 security checks of local businesses. There were two accidents, one slide-off, one DUI, and six ambulance runs to Grand Targhee.
