Motorists heading down Highway 191 bound for Pinedale or Rock Springs this winter may notice something different as they crest the hydrological divide leading into the Green River basin.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S Department of Revenue and Taxation in September totaled $257.2 million, an extremely healthy 27% increase over the amount reported in September 2020. A one-ish-month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so September’s number…
When members of the 1872 Hayden Geological Survey first attempted to ascend the Grand Teton, they found “the enclosure,” an ellipse of vertical granite slabs built by native explorers. For as long as humans have traveled through Jackson Hole, they have climbed in the Tetons.
Ten years into his company Stio’s successful run, Stephen “Sulli” Sullivan built Stio to be a product of the Mountain West — and Jackson Hole. And he hopes it remains that way.
Rapid PCR testing for COVID-19 is now available in Jackson for those who willing to pay.
THE AUGUST ENPLANEMENT COUNT AT Jackson Hole Airport totaled 74,093, over 33,000 more than the number of enplanements during the COVID-ravaged month of August 2020. To put August 2021’s enplanement figure in perspective, it is not only the airport’s by-far-highest August enplanement count — …
After growing up in Jackson Hole, leaving for a few years and then returning about 14 years ago, Meg Daly and her husband Mark Llinares have sold their house and are moving out of the valley.
Bentley Wederski is using his childhood trauma as fuel to ignite cultural change. Wederski faced constant bullying for dressing in neon colors when he was growing up in Wyoming.
A Wilson company called Mia Share that provides custom tuition solutions for trade and technical schools won the judges’ vote and audience vote Tuesday night at Pitch Day, an annual Silicon Couloir competition for entrepreneurs.
Some results from the decennial 2020 United States census are in, showing slight population growth, a high percentage of unoccupied residences in Teton County and slightly changed — and potentially undercounted — racial demographics.
As I write this, six finalists are hard at work preparing for Silicon Couloir’s Pitch Day, and an integral part of their preparation has been intensely focused coaching sessions.
Once a year, Silicon Couloir brings entrepreneurs from the Jackson Hole area onstage to present their businesses to judges and a general audience
A prime piece of Town Square property that’s been seen for years as a redeveloper’s dream has been sold.
Starbucks closes on square; Pitch Day is Sept. 14; Womentum plans summit
More tourists and residents stepped aboard commercial airliners at Jackson Hole Airport in July than during any other month in its history, and it wasn’t even close.
At one point in early August, Jedediah’s Catering and Concessions owner Mike Gierau had already made up his mind that he wasn’t going to exercise an option to renew the lease for his longtime restaurant at Jackson Hole Airport.
Subway sandwich shop owner Rick Johnson has everything he needs to make your lunchtime sandwich — except just one thing: the people to put it together.
SHERIDAN — By Labor Day and the official end of the summer tourism season the Best Western Sheridan Center may be fully staffed.
For Corey Milligan one of the best things about being named Business Person of the Year by the Teton Board of Realtors was seeing the Bar J Wranglers perform at the awards event.
Kelsey Spaulding had a good job feeding people but then switched to housing them.
JACKSON HOLE AIRPORT’S ENPLANEMENT count in July totaled 85,037, over 54,000 more than the total for the COVID-19-ravaged month of July 2020. To put July 2021’s enplanement figure in perspective, it is not only the airport’s by-far highest July enplanement count — crushing July 2019 by 34% —…
A former Jackson resident has recovered the largest sum of unclaimed property ever possessed by the Wyoming State Treasurer’s Office.
Patagonia, the iconic sportswear company that has built a worldwide reputation on outdoor athleticism and environmental activism, will no longer supply Jackson Hole Mountain Resort with its products after a resort owner hosted a fundraiser for the right-wing House Freedom Fund.
James Blackburn made two big life changes in the past few months.
One day in 2010, Jeff Rice, owner of Jackson Whole Grocer, realized that the Rocky Mountain regional president of Whole Foods Market, along with several others from his management team, were sitting at his store’s juice bar in the Powderhorn Plaza. Whole Foods was scouting the Jackson market…
Wyoming’s cryptocurrency sector is concerned for its future after a Sen. Cynthia Lummis-backed amendment to new tax reporting requirements failed to be attached to a sweeping $1 trillion infrastructure package the Senate passed last week.
The wedding business is booming in Jackson Hole this summer, a trend that looks to continue in future years.
The wine purchases of most people run pretty close to their wine consumption, which means that wine storage isn’t a problem.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO Wyoming’s Department of Revenue and Taxation in July totaled $234.4 million, a jaw-dropping 94% increase over the amount reported in July 2020. A lag of about a month separates actual sales from when taxes are reported by the state, so July’s number generally reflec…
James Peck and Karen Youngblood had fantasies of a celebratory summer paying homage to the 50th anniversary of Lewis & Clark River Expeditions, a business the married couple has jointly run for the past 28 years.
When COVID-19 arrived last spring the Jackson Hole real estate market was expected by the experts to take a big dive, to be thrown into a tailspin by the virus and the resulting scare, the shutdowns, the shortages.
Jackson residents and visitors craving a quick burger or bite to eat will notice some significant changes to two of the town’s fast-food restaurants: McDonald’s and Wendy’s.
In the not too distant future Jackson Holers heading into town will notice a different name on the sign on the big building at 890 W. Broadway: First Western Trust Bank.
Rocky Mountain Bank, based in Jackson, plans to merge into the company that owns First Western Trust Bank, which has an office in Jackson.
Restaurant owners are reporting disruptions in food distribution services caused by demand spikes and labor shortages.
A big piece of land that 20 years ago was part of an even bigger parcel seen as a miracle solution to Jackson’s housing crisis is back on the market — but it’s unlikely the kind of housing solution proposed before will be made again.
Work is underway for a Hotel Jackson enlargement that will see the downtown business develop a second front door.
The audience was on to something. In September 2018 people attending Silicon Couloir’s eighth annual Pitch Day voted for Irene Griswold-Prenner’s Nitrome Biosciences more than any other business competing that day. Less than 18 months later Nitrome raised $38 million from investors to fund i…
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO Wyoming’s Department of Revenue and Taxation in June totaled $139.1 million, a jaw-dropping 91 percent increase over the amount reported in June 2020. A one-ish month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so June’s number generally ref…
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