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After a swelteringly hot 2021 growing season farmers and ranchers in Teton Valley are going up against a different beast this year with the effects of a longer spring.

I suppose this April will forever be remembered in Teton Valley as the month the Spud Drive-In screen blew down. But in perhaps longer-lasting historical importance, April will be known

As far as water goes, this year has been a heartbreaker, with hopes for plenty of water dashed time after time. But this week, those hopes are on the rise

A staple of the New Year holiday has always been resolutions, where people refrain from a variety of behaviors either temporarily or permanently.

Even though the weather has been cooler and wetter in the past week or so, we are still drier and warmer than average. The water year started out great in

According to Dr. Van Kirk of the Henry’s Fork Foundation, so far this water year, which began October 1, the reservoirs in our watershed are a few hundred acre-feet above

LEIPERS FORK, Tenn. , Sept. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Nashvilles Big Back Yard offers fall travelers some of the seasons best outdoor festivals and adventures, including Centerville, Tennessees National Banana

In this issue, Westerners struggle to cope with the effects of our nation’s politics and policies. Our feature story delves into how right-wing extremists, responding to pandemic recommendations, are causing public health officers to step down across the West. Meanwhile, families who can’t afford skyrocketing rents are camping year-round on public land and often finding it’s not easy. The sparks are flying between utility equipment and climate change. But there’s also good news: Oregon f...

Earliest Grand Targhee snow melt GRAND TARGHEE (KIFI) - All the remaining snow at Grand Targhee Snow Tel station has melted off as of June 14. It is the earliest date since record were kept beginning in 1989. According to the Henry’s Fork Foundation, precipitation is 76% of average for the water year, and Teton Valley is classified as abnormally dry and in a  moderate drought.  News / Top Stories / Videos

Webster B. ‘Dan’ Todd Jr. Wednesday, June 9, 2021 Webster B. “Dan” Todd Jr. passed away on June 3, 2021 at his home in Bernardsville, New Jersey. He was born Dec. 1, 1938 to Webster B. Todd and Eleanor S. Todd of Oldwick, New Jersey. Dan graduated from Millbrook School and Princeton University 1961 with a BA in Geology. Dan was a Renaissance Man, having lived a full life. He was an avid outdoorsman, licensed fishing guide, pilot, marin...