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Old Bill's Fun Run registration open for timed racers

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By Jasmine Hall Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
Registration for the 30th annual Old Bill’s Fun Run is open. Since its inception in 1997, Old Bill’s has raised $306 million for local nonprofits, which the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole said makes “philanthropy a defining community tradition in Jackson Hole.” On Sept. 12, the fun run will kick off at 8 a.m. at the Jackson Hole Elementary School field on Willow Street. Registration is free, and the Community Foundation encourages everyone to participate.
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Four candidates vie for three seats on the Teton County School District board

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By Jasmine Hall Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
In the upcoming general election, voters will get to decide who stays on the Teton County School District Board of Trustees and whether a newcomer will join its ranks. There are four candidates vying for three nonpartisan trustee seats. Trustees Keith Gingery, Reade Dornan and Stephan Abrams each are looking to serve another term, while Teton County parent Ashley Sinclair is hoping to get elected for the first time. The school board makes influential decisions about education in Teton County.
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Lawmakers seek to add funding for school activities, as well as technology, safety and nutrition

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By Jasmine Hall Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
In October, lawmakers will review a bill draft that could restore state dollars for public schools that lost activities and athletics funding this year. During the 2026 budget session, the Wyoming Legislature passed a “recalibration” bill that made significant changes to the way K-12 schools are funded. One of the repercussions was that roughly $3.9 million was lost for activities ranging from sports and orchestra to theater and speech and debate.
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