Crews were still putting a few finishing touches on the interior of Sidewinders in Wilson on Thursday morning as the restaurant’s very first customers were walking through the door.
The idea and passion for creating a wine label came, appropriately, over a bottle of wine.
NEW YORK (AP) — Eleven of the biggest banks in the country announced a $30 billion rescue package for First Republic Bank on Thursday, in an effort to prevent the California-based bank from becoming the third bank to fail in less than a week.
In Mukachevo, a city in southwestern Ukraine near the Hungary and Slovakia border, stands the Fischer Factory for skis.
Remote work is here to stay. With it comes new freedom, flexibility, and work-life balance. Allowing more freedom for employees imparts trust and self-determination. Research has demonstrated this freedom leads to increased productivity and employee retention for companies. Employers are see…
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S Department of Revenue and Taxation in February totaled $161.7 million, a 1.4% decrease from the amount reported in February 2021. A lag of about a month separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so February’s number generally reflect…
In less than 72 hours last week, two banks suddenly failed, and the value of at least one regional bank whose CEO owns a home in Jackson Hole crashed.
With construction slated to begin this spring, Silver Star Communications plans to bring fiber optic cable, and with it access to high-speed internet, to every home within town limits.
Last June New West KnifeWorks gained another Milligan at its Victor headquarters. The family-owned business that makes artisan cleavers and steak knives welcomed Jessica Milligan as company president.
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Anyone on the Wyoming Outfitters Feb. 15 newsletter list dropped what they were doing and headed over to the corner of Broadway and Center Street. They got the news that the owners were retiring, and that everything must go — right down to the store fixtures.
Less real estate is being sold for more money in Jackson Hole.
The Teton Area office of Climb Wyoming, a nonprofit that offers job training to single mothers, will start a new “Professional Office Careers” session on Feb. 27 and has designed it so that commuters from Pinedale and Star Valley can participate.
Haley Fitzgerald loves birds, from their meat to their songs to their nests to their feathers. Pheasants, turkeys, chukars, grouse — you name them.
IN DECEMBER, ENPLANEMENTS at Jackson Hole Airport totaled 31,488, down 4% from December 2021. During calendar year 2022, enplanements totaled 405,693, an 18% decline over the previous 12 months. This span covers the three months (April-June) in which the airport was closed for runway replace…
Jeff Drew is retiring from the Snake River Grill after 23 years. His striving to prepare and serve the highest quality seasonal ingredients in thoughtful combinations created contemporary cuisine that brought accolades as executive chef.
Americans are expected to dish out $25.9 billion on Valentine’s Day.
For 50 years Capt. Bob Morris milled about Jackson Hole with four strong convictions: legalize marijuana, do away with cars, eliminate the $1 bill — and make housing affordable.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S Department of Revenue and Taxation in January totaled $199.4 million, a 12.2% increase over the amount reported in January 2021. A lag of about a month separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so January’s number generally reflects …
When Valerie Karpiel turned on an episode of her go-to entrepreneurial podcast, she didn’t exactly expect to find herself purchasing a small business months later. But that’s the story of how Massage Professionals of Jackson Hole found its new owners.
Freeheeling 22 Designs isn’t just in the business of dropping knees, it’s dropping the age of telemark skiers around the world with its new Kids Vice binding.
On Jan. 18, representatives of Hungry Jack’s Company LLC signed the closing paperwork to purchase Hungry Jack’s General Store in a new-to-the-valley community-owned business model.
When most of us think of entrepreneurism, we think of certain defining traits of an organization or venture, among them: scalability, rapid growth and big financial rewards. Historically, Silicon Couloir has focused on supporting such scalable ventures. However, over time, our organization h…
The Jackson Hole Daily has a new publisher. Adam Meyer, a minority owner of this paper’s parent company, Teton Media Works, has been promoted from the associate publisher role he held for seven years.
Wyoming lawmakers are looking at expanding liquor licenses as an economic development tool for communities.
The Jackson Hole News&Guide has a new publisher. Adam Meyer, a minority owner of this paper’s parent company, Teton Media Works, has been promoted from the associate publisher role he held for seven years.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO Wyoming’s Department of Revenue and Taxation in December totaled $123.9 million, a 5.5% increase over the amount reported in December 2021. A lag of about a month separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so December’s number generally reflect…
This year will be a big one for some of the most well-known businesses operating lodging and guiding services in Grand Teton National Park.
In an effort to help anyone who finds cost to be a barrier to purchasing locally produced food, Slow Food in the Tetons has extended a pay-what-you-can discount program to its Winter People’s Market series.
Brian Mulvihill loves the spirit of a meeting house: a place to grab a beer, talk to your neighbor, simple.
A donation of close to $1,000 was made to Protect Our Water Jackson Hole just before the end of the year.
While local gas prices soared to over $5 in the spring of 2022, Jackson has seen a steady decrease per gallon since July. Now an average of $3.80 per gallon for regular unleaded, fuel prices are expected to keep falling in the start of 2023, then swell come summer.
Owning a business in Jackson is much like skiing its terrain: There’s room for beginners, but a savvier skill set is required to take on the imposing peaks and make it from season to season.
There’s a new pairing downtown for those who appreciate the “funner” things in life. After a successful six-month trial run, the Jackson Hole Winery is staying in the sunny back room of New West KnifeWorks.
IN NOVEMBER, ENPLANEMENTS AT Jackson Hole Airport totaled 16,986, 6% fewer than the number who enplaned a commercial airline flight in November 2021.
After record-breaking years of visitation to the Jackson Hole area, it looks as if visitor numbers are returning to more normal, prepandemic levels.
The next stretch of the real estate relay race is on for the community-owned business initiative hoping to buy Wilson’s beloved mercantile, Hungry Jack’s.
CASPER — It’s been a little more than a year since utilities began stockpiling coal in preparation for a costly winter.
Colby Cox and Gavin Fine, co-founders of the Roadhouse Brewery Co., signed the final paperwork to purchase Melvin Brewing at the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery last week.
By 7:30 p.m. on Saturday’s opening night, Corsa had seated 136 guests — a mix of locals, hotel guests and Caldera House members. Each stashed their coats in cubbies as they entered the lambent lit restaurant.
Wearing tuxedoes and gowns and sipping champagne last week, Trilipiderm’s turnaround team that kept the company from bankruptcy toasted to its relaunch.
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