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Give back to the community during GTNP Volunteer Days (opens the original)
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Looking for a way to get outside and make an impact in your community? Starting today, Grand Teton National Park will host weekly community volunteer days through the end of September to improve public lands. The final project is on National Public Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 26, said Angela Timby, the Trails Program Stewardship Coordinator. âProjects vary from general trail work maintenance, general grounds work to take care of front country access areas,â Timby said in an email interview.
JAC airport, flights ranked some of most turbulent (opens the original)
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When flying in and out of Jackson Hole Airport, rough air and bumpy landings are to be expected. However, new rankings show that some of the most frequent flights to and from Jackson really could be the bumpiest routes in North America. Recently, Turbli, a site that creates turbulence rankings using forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, ranked the Denver to Jackson route as the No. 1 most turbulent flight in North America and 10th worldwide in 2025. The Jackson to S
Toasting to change at Pearl Street Bagels in Wilson (opens the original)
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Just two weeks after Pearl Street Bagels in Wilson reopened, lots already has changed. Not only has the interior received a makeover, but an industrial toaster was installed, straying from the establishmentâs long-standing tradition â no toasting. Since the reopening on Aug. 6, customers have lined up, awaiting the big question: âDo you want that toasted?â The day the toasting began, only 10% of people requested their bagels toasted, according to Pearl Streetâs Wilson statistics. Three
“Water is still life” event encourages community, resilience, environmental stewardship (opens the original)
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Friday morning, crowds gathered to watch as Harvey Spoonhunter, a Northern Arapaho elder, raised a tipi in Rendezvous Park. Members of Indigenous Youth Voices, an organization that empowers indigenous youth and hosts annual trips, tied the tipi at the top as Spoonhunter explained the history and symbolism behind the structure. âPoles coming together signify love, and people coming together,â Spoonhunter said, gesturing to the support poles tied together at the top. âItâs strong where the
Jackson’s biggest rummage sale returns (opens the original)
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Itâs that time of year! Whether you are searching for living room furniture, in need of new tools, or even eyeing some new gear for the upcoming year, you donât want to miss the community-wide rummage sale this weekend. Jacksonâs largest annual rummage sale returns Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon at the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole. A community favorite, the sale has been attended for 20 years with more than 1,000 visitors to the sale each year. Attendees can find a wide range of items
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