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.
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 …
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.
@yourgirlcatherine sat down with Scene editor Gabe Allen, who checked in about how life in quarantine on the West Bank has been treating Jackson Hole's newest Instagram celebrity.
Since the Boy Scouts' annual antler pickup on the National Elk Refuge was canceled due to the coronavirus outbreak, the refuge needed help collecting the sheds. Bridger-Teton National Forest employees stepped up to assist. Groups of employees walked the refuge multiple days, gathering sheds …
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…
Check out our factory protocols. The minds that make America's sharpest knives got together to figure out how we can continue to make knives while protecting the health of our workers and customers.
Family, friends and neighbors wish Jean Fulton a happy 91st birthday Thursday, April 23, outside her home in Jackson. Fulton received a happy birthday drive-by parade from Jackson Police Department officers and Jackson Hole Fire/EMS firefighters.
People gathered Monday afternoon on the Town Square to eat lunch and discuss re-opening Jackson's economy amid widespread business closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On March 11, 2020, the state of Wyoming confirmed the first case of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. In the following days, a series of rapid decisions by both private and public entities in Teton County have dramatically changed life in Jackson Hole and beyond. This vi…
This Easter Sunday was far from typical for most Christians in Jackson. With churches suspending services due to the coronavirus outbreak, there was a need for some creativity when it came to celebrating the annual holiday. For TribeJH, the solution was to hold a "drive-up" service in the Km…
Last Thursday, dozens of teachers from the school spent much of their afternoon driving through Jackson’s residential neighborhoods to say hello to their students, who have been home since classes were put on hold March 15 due to COVID-19.
The novel coronavirus has impacted all walks of life in Jackson Hole and beyond. Here is a sampling of some of the signage some local businesses and government agencies have posted informing patrons how they have adjusted.Â
Private First Class Briton Bommer has not seen his family for a year and was not supposed to be home for another month. However, with help from his friends, Katy Estes and Bruce Jackson, he was able to pull off an emotional surprise for his parents, Keeley and Bret, and 2-year-old daughter A…
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