Real estate sales in Jackson Hole soared in 2020, and the agents involved in the record market say it was the disaster of COVID-19 and everything that came with it that created the rush to sell and buy.

For some people the best meal is one prepared in their own home by someone else. A professional someone else.

Two air ambulance outfits began working out of Jackson Hole Airport in 2020, adding direct competition to a market that has gone without a dedicated medevac aircraft for years.

Like other businesses around the world DMOS Collective has been spurred by the pandemic to make some changes.

“This is a pregnancy test. It will not tell you whether you are good enough, worthy of love or on the right path. (YOU ARE). Love, Juliet.”

Attention Wyomingites, all 577,737 of you as of the end of 2018:

December bookings at Jackson Hole hotels are slightly ahead of last year, so far. Christmas poses some questions and the rest of the winter doesn’t look that great, but again, so far.

Little snow boots of all colors line the entryway of Little Acorns Academy. A walk through the hallway reveals plant-themed names for each classroom: Acorns, Sprouts, Seedlings, Saplings, Oaks.

Four years ago Abby Jacques had one dog and didn’t own a business.

If you’re still shopping for holiday gifts and looking to support local authors and bookstores, look no further. The News&Guide has compiled a list of 22 book recommendations in honor of Teton County’s license plate prefix. The books, suggested by Jackson Hole Writers and local bookstore…

Book buyers accustomed to making their rounds on autopilot will have to break themselves of a decades-old habit and learn a new route in coming days — maybe as early as today.

With the success of its wolf tour programs in Yellowstone National Park, Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris has flirted for years with the idea of setting up shop in Bozeman, Montana.

At the beginning of the pandemic, businesses and other organizations grasped at anything that might stop a person infected with COVID-19 from entering their establishment. One measure that caught hold was screening for fevers.

The COVID-19-defying real estate sales boom that surprised Jackson Hole during the summer has continued even into the offseason, the numbers indicate.

SHERIDAN — It started slowly — a phone call here and there in which the caller sought help reaching a business supposedly located in Sheridan. The staff at the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce, though, hadn’t heard of most of the businesses to which callers referred.

There’s an old holiday story about the doubtful little girl who writes to the newspaper to ask if Santa Claus is real.

Chris O’Blenness is offering his Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat Co. customers a 10% discount on orders placed by Monday, Nov. 30, with the code “xmas2020.”

The surprisingly busy summer outdoor tourism business around Jackson Hole looks as if it will continue into winter, according to the people who need visitors to survive.

It’s probably no surprise that the words “pandemic” and “COVID” came up a lot in the 2020 Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce awards process.

As a professional seamstress Kacie VanderZon has many tricks up her sleeve for making repairs, but these days it’s one particular trouble spot that’s occupying much of her time.

News that REI Co-Op is coming to Jackson elicited cheers from Facebook commenters but also a lot of worries that the specialty outdoor retail giant would lure business from the more than a dozen shops already here and the many outdoor trip providers.

Candy bars, cookie dough and catalog sales are familiar school fundraiser items, but for the students who have knocked on countless doors and the parents who still have the last fundraiser’s cookie dough in their freezer or drawers of miscellaneous, unused kitchen items, there’s a new fundra…

Two pieces of Spring Gulch ranch land totaling 277 acres have sold, and two adjoining 35-acre home sites are expected to close this week, ending the effort to sell a 580-acre property.

Jackson has a Cloudveil up high in the Tetons and soon we’ll have another one on Town Square.

Just south of South Park Loop Road on the west side of Highway 89 Jacksonites can now order their daily espressos and cappuccinos from the comfort of their car at Cowboy Coffee Co.’s new drive-thru, the only coffee drive-thru in town.

Some of the sights and sounds of Yellowstone National Park stand to take a slight turn come summer 2021.

Steve Ashley hasn’t sold his last book, not yet.