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At the May 3rd Driggs City Council meeting, a new housing project was proposed along Teton Ave., south of Lions Park. The City of Driggs would be providing the land.

START Bus announced last week that service to and from Teton Valley will increase, effective immediately.

Retail Furniture News: Gift for Life Welcomes Five New Board Members, The national charitable organization announced the addition of five individuals to its board of directors: Andrea Padilla, Angela Jacobson, Crystal Vilkaitis, Landon Metts and Maureen Carpenter.

In an unusual and promising decision, the Teton County Joint Housing Authority has granted a recommendation to Teton County, ID in support of MD Nursery’s workforce housing project.

Through the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health’s new program, the Community Project, the City of Driggs will receive up to $85,000 to design and create an improved public

In a valley-wide effort, local authorities in Driggs and Victor along with Fall River Electric are looking at the potential for Level 3 electric vehicle chargers.

Teton Ridge Foundation will be underwriting the position

By the time the final musher crossed the finish line near Packsaddle Road, two unprecedented things had occurred in the Pedigree Stage Stop Race.

Driggs council sees need for affordable housing legislation

Teton Valley pickleball players have historically been a nomadic people, moving from season to season between different temporary court set-ups. But they want more, and are putting up the money