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Birds are built to adapt. Swainson’s hawks famously migrate about 12,000 miles annually.
Even during quarantine and social distancing, gym-goers had outdoor options like running and…
Kay Stratman didn’t arrive in the Mountain West until she was in her 50s.
GILLETTE (AP) — Beckie Avery bought a circular saw for a small project.
It’s been a rough year for the Grand Teton Music Festival.
Some are wondering what’s guiding what as the Gill housing proposal looms large over the pro…
A Midwesterner with a background in environmental biology is poised to take over as the next…
A community survey in early May found people’s outlook for Jackson Hole’s economy in the com…
Businesses all around the world came to a stop during the coronavirus outbreak, but news did not. Watch how the News&Guide staff has continued to bring the news to our community during the pandemic.
Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks welcomed visitors back May 18 following a nearly two-month closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Like many schools, Central Wyoming College Jackson was not able to host their usual graduation this year, but that did not stop them from celebrating their graduates. CWC hosted a socially distant graduation in the parking lot of the Center for the Arts for nine of their 12 graduates Friday …
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The Senior Center of Jackson Hole celebrated Mother's Day a little different this year with a drive-thru brunch. Residents not only received brunch, but also flowers and cards put together with the help of Hole Quarantine, Magnolia Ranch, MADE and a Girl Scout troop.
The opening day of 2020's antler season brought plenty of changes for shed hunters to keep in mind. Despite Gov. Gordon's request for out-of-state antler hunters to stay home or self-quarantine for 14 days upon arrival and a the Town of Jackson's ask for the same, shed hunters came from acro…
The bollards lining Snow King Avenue went up about two months early back in mid-April, with the town reporting use of the bicycle lane up 166%…
As restrictions on gatherings ease across the state, real-life, in-person nine-versus-nine b…
There was no real resolution to the season on the course, but there will be a highlight to g…
I arrived a few years late to Berkley’s 2003 fishing party that introduced Gulp. It took Flo…
It was September when Julia Heemstra told the St. John’s Health Board of Trustees about an exciting new program she was developing — lifestyle medicine.
When the pandemic is over, Erin Crow plans to buy a game show buzzer and quiz the grocery store staff on product locations.
When Christian Beckwith is feeling cooped up and stressed by the middle of a workday, he looks to move his legs.
People are wearying of the deluge of COVID-19 information and finding some relief, experts say, could involve something as simple as taking a break.
Wearing a mask and regularly washing our hands is the best way for us to keep each other safe and the economy open.
Over the past two months the nation has engaged in unprecedented shutdowns in an effort to contain the outbreak of COVID-19. After many weeks of economically crippling restrictions and stay-at…
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