Crowdfunding — seeking money from many people before a product goes to market — began as an upstart way for people to launch products and circumvent investors. But it has emerged as an integral part of some businesses’ operations.
The Snake River Sporting Club is launching sales of new homes along its golf course in the latest phase of work that’s seen the resort rebound from initial problems.
In the not-too-distant future people receiving drugs intravenously might use a product invented by a Jackson company.
Silviu Mirica aims to prove that no matter how many products are inspired by the image of the Tetons there’s always room for more.
The two have always loved clothing. Unique clothing, vintage clothing, clothing with a Western twist.
Mursell’s is open in new form
If you’ve been longing for an Abba-Zaba since the 1960s you can finally satisfy the urge. And without time travel.
Keegan moves up
Luette Keegan has been promoted to vice president, operations, at The Willow Street Group. She has worked there since 2011. In her new role she is primarily responsible for human resources, financial management and assisting with the strategic development of the firm and its client service efforts, a press release said. Keegan and her husband, Mike, moved to Jackson in 1996 and established WatchGuard Security. They sold the business in 2009. The Willow Street Group LLC, based in Jackson, offers private family trust company administration and family office services. Its affiliate, Willow Street Trust Company of Wyoming LLC, is a state-chartered trust company.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S Department of Revenue and Taxation in June totaled $89.6 million, 10 percent higher than the amount reported in June 2017. A one- to two-month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so June’s number generally reflects sales in…
Wyoming’s economy was healthy in the first three months of 2018, with employment strong and sales tax collections rising.
Snow cones, fruit cups and street corn are on the menu at Shany’s Food Truck, the newest addition to Powderhorn Plaza.
This is a scenario many recreationists will recognize.
Lindsay Emerson’s business brings together tourists laid low by the thin air of high altitudes, extreme athletes and people who are just trying to recover from a bender.
Veronica Schreibeis Smith’s room in Germany looked over a valley. The fall colors were in full force. But she was uncomfortable. The room was too cold, too harsh. She moved out to a small old house on a cobblestone street, and she felt better.
THE MAY ENPLANEMENT count at Jackson Hole Airport totaled 12,551, a 14 percent decrease from May 2017. During the fiscal year ending in May, 364,970 people enplaned a commercial flight at Jackson Hole Airport, 3 percent more than the number who enplaned during the previous 12 months. Between…
Stacie Tunison emerged from her tent in the Wind River Mountains in the summer of 2015 and reached for her hat. She paused. She didn’t want to mess with her dirty hair and braid it so it would tuck under her hat. All she wanted was to throw it up in a messy bun.
A trip to Jackson Whole Grocer lets you shop at several valley businesses at once.
Raindance Indian Arts is closing its doors at the end of the summer.
Dr. Joseph McGinley’s Casper-based company, McGinley Orthopedics, has been around for six years, and the handheld robotic surgical drill it makes has been used in 500 operating room procedures since 2015.
When Lee Gardner got into the T-shirt business he wasn’t looking at it as a lifetime proposition.
The people behind some of Jackson Hole’s newest small businesses put their creativity on display last week during the Entrepreneurs Showcase Celebration at the Center for the Arts.
A new shop called Belle Cose At Home will open Friday in the former Willow Creek Home Furnishings store at 115 E. Broadway, just around the corner from Town Square.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’s Department of Revenue and Taxation in May totaled $73.6 million, 3 percent higher than the amount reported in May 2017. A one- to two-month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so May’s number generally reflects sales in Mar…
When Mursell McLaughlin died three months ago it ended more than three decades that she ran her pottery and candy store in Gaslight Alley.
Michael Christie is looking for his slice of Jackson Hole.
Downtown boutique Habits and Lisa Walker Handmade have launched a summer collection of their upcycled clothing line, Revival Jackson Hole. Walker and Habits owner Arcy Hawks debuted Revival in December.
Bubba Albrecht doesn’t take creating a new product lightly.
A group of entrepreneurs with good ideas and a commitment to hard work have found that those things aren’t all they need.
If you’ve popped into Pearl Street Bagels in Jackson this spring you may have noticed a new business next door.
Silicon Couloir and Central Wyoming College will celebrate five years of the Start Up Intensive, as well as the entrepreneurs who have graduated from the program, with a showcase June 6 in the Center for the Arts lobby.
More information is needed to know whether Jackson Hole Airport’s plan to buy out its general aviation company for $26 million rather than waiting five years and getting it for free is a wise financial move, transactional business experts say.
After 54 years running a river rafting business, Charlie Sands is proudest of one thing: No one drowned.
Frost Salon owner Patty Hood has put the brakes on wedding bookings for the summer.
Terry Winchell said no to the kind of buildings he calls “ugly boxes” when he planned the redevelopment of a prominent corner on Cache Street between Town Square and Snow King Mountain.
THE APRIL ENPLANEMENT COUNT AT Jackson Hole Airport totaled 13,122, a 36 percent increase over enplanements in April 2017. During the fiscal year ending in April, 366,948 people boarded a commercial flight at the airport, 4 percent more than the number who enplaned during the previous 12 mon…
A chancy idea about selling bow ties has grown in a little more than a year into a clothing design and marketing company that plans in a couple of weeks to open a Town Square retail store.
As the new general manager of Snow King Hotel, John Santaniello will keep the property humming. But he hopes to use his ski resort experience to help Snow King Mountain Resort thrive as well.
You won’t be able to enjoy a Roadhouse Brewing Co. beer on Town Square until later this summer, because the grand opening of its Broadway location was delayed until August or September.
The address for Jackson Hole’s newest cocktail lounge is wherever.
First Interstate Bank has tapped Joe Kola to be its Jackson market president.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S Department of Revenue and Taxation in April totaled $101.4 million, 4 percent lower than the amount reported in April 2017. A one- to two-month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so April’s number generally reflects sales …
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