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Twenty-eight students from Teton County made the President’s Honor Roll during the 2020 fall semester at the University of Wyoming. To qualify, students must earn a 4.0 GPA and be enrolled in 12 credit hours that use letter grading. Local students on the list are Zachary Ward, of Alta; Kasen C. Arriola, Kyler Marvin Arriola, Paige Asbell, Brian P. Baker, Kyle Matthew Brimeyer, Elizabeth Chambers, Ashley Corona-Tzompa, Clara Daniele Delahaye, Crispin J. Dippel, Samantha Espinoza, Mark Robles Ford, Nicholas Fredricks, Caden Walker Garland, Sarah K. Greger, Gerald E. Henderson, Broderick C. Hills, Don ald Jackson II, Jacob N. Kravetsky, Riley S. Liljestrom, John C. Mercer, Caroline Monroe, Jamison L. Peacock, Hannah L. Rigsby, Parker M. Rowe and

Center for the Arts donates rent relief

Center for the Arts donates rent relief Center for the Arts JACKSON, Wyo. (KIFI)-The Center for the Arts in Jackson has announced it will provide more than $225,000 in rent relief for organizations with facilities on the Center’s campus. Funding for the program comes through a donation from the Lea Charitable Trust.  It represents a 40% reduction on the already subsidized lease rates. It’s aimed at helping the organizations deal with the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Center provides a home for more than 20 independent nonprofits. Most offer programs to enhance the cultural community of Jackson Hole.  A group of founding visionaries starting planning the Center in the 1990’s.  The Arts and Education Pavilion was opened in 2005 and the Center Theater opened in 2007.