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Skating On Thick Ice Even on a wintry Friday night, Victor isn’t exactly a happening place. There are, however, at least two exceptions to this rule: a concert at the Knotty Pine Supper Club and skating at the local ice arena.If you’re looking for a party to close out the week, the Kotler Ice Arena is the hottest place in town. Fridays are open skate, a time for families, teenagers, and hardcore athletes to lace up their skates and cruise in circles for a... Continue Reading

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Baking on the World Stage Jerod Pfeffer was a teenager when he decided he wanted to try rock climbing. “I was a good athlete,” Jerod says, “I looked at the range of the difficulty scale for climbing routes. It went from 5.0 to 5.14. I was young, I figured I’ll try one of the harder routes. It did not go well.” Jerod jumped onto a climb that was rated 5.13a. Anyone who knows anything about climbing knows that a 5.13a climb is hard— really hard—so... Continue Reading

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Teton Valley’s Vintage Trucks I love seeing vintage pickup trucks around the valley. Some sport fresh upgrades or relatively new paint jobs, but most are the classically weathered workhorses of our rural lifestyle, dented and scarred with badges of use from their years in action. The different brands, years of production, and adaptations by their owners tell the stories of their past. Continue Reading

It’s not all business inside the Driggs City Center Building. On a typical weekday around noon, the aromatics of delicious food and sounds of enthusiastic chatter coming from the Senior Center beckon visitors to pop in, grab a meal, and maybe make a new connection.But since March, it’s been all but typical.

Seniors West of the Tetons

It’s not all business inside the Driggs City Center Building. On a typical weekday around noon, the aromatics of delicious food and sounds of enthusiastic chatter coming from the Senior Center beckon visitors to pop in, grab a meal, and maybe make a new connection.But since March, it’s been all but typical.

Since birth, two-year-old Chance had been in and out of the hospital oxygen tent. When he was diagnosed with asthma, his pediatrician recommended removing processed and genetically modified food from his diet. Chance’s health improved remarkably.

Purely by Chance

Since birth, two-year-old Chance had been in and out of the hospital oxygen tent. When he was diagnosed with asthma, his pediatrician recommended removing processed and genetically modified food from his diet. Chance’s health improved remarkably.

A handful of one-name artists are universally recognized: Michelangelo, Picasso, Cher, Madonna, and Prince, for examples. Teton Valley has its very own artist with a single moniker: Borbay.

Borbay

A handful of one-name artists are universally recognized: Michelangelo, Picasso, Cher, Madonna, and Prince, for examples. Teton Valley has its very own artist with a single moniker: Borbay.

History

2015 marked the centennial of Teton County, Idaho. To celebrate, we posted many of the history stories published in Teton Valley Magazine over the years.

Elevation of Victor, Idaho

Acres Conserved by Teton Regional Land Trust

Population of Teton Valley

Raised by Community Foundation of Teton Valley

Teton Valley Top To Bottom

Snapshots of the colorful residents, much-loved businesses, and celebrated events that encompass our valley from end to end.

Archives

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Teton Valley Magazine – Summer 2023

Llama Trekking | Art Scene Surge | Wildflowers | Dusty Hound Farms

Teton Valley Magazine - Winter 2022/2023 Cover

Teton Valley Magazine – Winter 2022/2023

25 Years | Winter Trails | The Housing Problem | Skiing with Dogs

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Teton Valley Magazine – Summer 2022

Curious Kids | Teton River Usage | Local Gardeners | Craft Cider

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Nancy McCullough-McCoy Former Publisher, Powder Mountain Press Advisory Committee
The former publisher of Powder Mountain Press, Nancy McCullough-McCoy arrived in the Tetons from Seattle in 1974, intending to stay only until her ski-season job ended at Grand Targhee Resort. Forty years later, she’s still here.
Mac McCoy Editor-at-Large, Powder Mountain Press Advisory Committee
For more than 30 years, Editor-at-Large Michael McCoy (“Mac”) has been writing books and magazine articles—some of them award-winning—about the Northern Rockies.

Sage Hibberd Co-Publisher & Art Director
Sage Hibberd graduated from Jackson Hole High School in 1995 and from Northern Arizona University in 2000, earning a BFA in communication arts with an emphasis in graphic design. She has been the art director at Powder Mountain Press for eight years, and took over as co-publisher in 2018.
Kate Hull Co-Publisher & Editor-in-Chief
A Texas native, Kate Hull moved to Teton Valley in 2012. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelors of Journalism. Her work has appeared in numerous national and regional publications, including Texas Monthly and Women’s Health. Kate is the co-publisher and editor-in-chief at Powder Mountain Press.

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