Jay Mazalewski News Today

Driggs city council members unanimously approved an amendment to the current contract with Forsgren Associates Inc. to design the upgraded wastewater treatment plant.

A little red house has joined its new neighborhood on Teton Ave with new tenants moved into the first employee housing owned by the City of Driggs.

The Flats at Teton Peaks, a phased 184-unit condominium subdivision located on East Ross Ave. in Driggs, received preliminary plat approval from Driggs City Council on March 21st.

The City of Driggs lost a celebrated individual with the passing of Henry McCracken, a man who knew the city like the back of his hand.

It’s no secret… Teton County’s major highway/transportation arteries need improvements.

Driggs’ water drinking water facilities are set to be expanded due to concerns over a growing population and subsequent increase in development.

Driggs’ wastewater treatment plant, the subject of a Department of Justice lawsuit filed in early October, has for the last two months been starting the long journey to get back

While the city of Driggs comes to grips with the EPA and Department of Justice over its much-maligned Wastewater Treatment Plant, it is important to remember how long the city

Announced on Monday, October 24th, the Department of Justice brought forward a lawsuit against the City of Driggs and its broken wastewater treatment plant. The lawsuit centers around the facility’s

Announced on Monday, October 24th, the Department of Justice brought forward a lawsuit against the City of Driggs and its broken wastewater treatment plant. The lawsuit centers around the facility’s