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By Wade Williams

Midway Substation Returns, Fire Engine Keeps Urban Renewal Alive

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Top Story

Driggs Approves 180-Unit Corona Valley After Staff Concedes the Application Is Incomplete

Driggs City Council approved the 180-unit Corona Valley subdivision 2-1 without resolving three application defects its own planning director conceded.

Growth & Land Use

Fall River Refiles the Midway Substation on the Parcel It Was Denied

Teton County denied the Midway Substation because its impacts could not be mitigated. Fall River has refiled on the same parcel, offering more mitigation.

Government & Accountability

How a Fire Engine Kept Victor's Urban Renewal Program Alive

Teton County Fire & Rescue could have gutted Victor urban renewal districts under a 2025 state law. It signed a deal for a new fire engine instead.

The Week Ahead

The Two-Week Ahead: The Midway Substation Returns and a Permit Appeal

Teton County commissioners take up the Midway Substation permit September 8, and Driggs hears an appeal of a permit its planning director approved.

Sheriff Blotter

Teton Valley Sheriff Blotter 2026 Week 33

Teton Valley sheriff blotter for August 9–15: 385 dispatch calls, a jet on its belly in Driggs, 20 loose buffalo in Felt, and a theft that wasn't.

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