Voting early is simple, with several ways to cast absentee ballots.
When the COVID pandemic shut down the country in February and March, business people anticipated disaster.
Whichever business takes over the largest concession contract in Grand Teton National Park will have the predetermined OK to build new employee housing at Jenny Lake Lodge, Jackson Lake Lodge and Colter Bay Village.
When the COVID pandemic shut down the country in February and March, business people anticipated disaster.
This Just In
When the pandemic came on the scene in late winter, who knew it would lead to the best year ever for Jackson Hole real estate?
Elk Country Inn is welcoming guests to its big new building on Pearl Avenue while still putting final touches on the project, which is aimed at meeting competition that didn’t used to exist in the Jackson lodging market.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S DEPARTMENT of Revenue and Taxation in September totaled $202.9 million, a 2% drop over the amount reported in September 2019. A one- to two-month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so September’s number generally reflects …
This Just In
When the pandemic came on the scene in late winter, who knew it would lead to the best year ever for Jackson Hole real estate?
Dallas Clinger flew his P-40 into a swarm of Japanese Zeros and came home as Wyoming’s first fighter ace, but it didn’t earn him any credit.
Standing up and speaking to a room of masked judges and a masked camera crew might intimidate some people, but not Monica Grohne.
When the staff at StillWest Brewery and Grill opened the doors last Thursday they found a line of 50 people.
You can gripe all you like about the chore of hauling your glass and metal and plastic to the recycling bins, but Signal Mountain Lodge goes farther.
The Hole Scroll
Elk antler fetched an average $18.19 per pound at this year’s virtual Boy Scout Antler Auction, an 8% jump over 2019.
A huge amount of the day-to-day stuff of life that people no longer need but that other people want has passed through Forget Me Not in the past 16 years.
THE AUGUST ENPLANEMENT COUNT AT Jackson Hole Airport totaled 40,963, down 37% from August 2019. The first few months of COVID-19-related shutdowns wreaked havoc on activity at the airport. While the last two months’ counts are still significantly below 2019’s, the rate of decline has slowed …
If they can afford it, most people are comfortable sticking with one job. Marsha Sensat? Not so much.
Five entrepreneurs, five judges, a whole bunch of spectators and $17,500 in cash awards plus opportunities for mentoring and use of co-working space.
A hometown bank that started out doing business in Jackson in a trailer has crossed the line into Idaho looking for new customers.
The Fourth of July is generally a super busy time at Rendezvous River Sports, where water enthusiasts rent kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards and all sorts of other gear for their adventures on lakes and rivers.
When Brad Walsh bought an aged Ford Bronco and wanted to fix it up, he did what any early 21st century American DIY’er would do: He turned to YouTube.
People definitely liked the news that Jackson will get a Target. At least those who follow News&Guide stories on Facebook.
Jackson Hole will be more accessible by air than ever this winter, with new service coming in from Boston, Seattle, San Diego and San Jose, California.
The Virginian is headed to a future that does not include one of Jackson’s most colorful and sometimes scruffier bits of history.
Dr. Travis Riddell probably wishes 2020 had turned out differently than it has so far, but the Teton Board of Realtors is trying to give him a little boost.
When real estate agent Andria Clancy decided she needed to enlarge her firm she didn’t have to look far for the right people.
Bernie Uechtritz promised a year ago to sell a big chunk of ranch land at the north end of Spring Gulch, land that had been on the market for a long time.
Business owners, it’s not too late to sign workers up for surveillance testing.
Yard sales, second-hand stores and church rummage drives are in no threat from Samantha Danahy.
It’s been almost a year since Jack Hartpence wowed the crowd at Pitch Day with a presentation on Powwater, a startup that sells water bottles and tumblers and then uses its profits to fund clean water projects for communities in need.
More than 200 ranch acres at the north end of Spring Gulch Road sold last week to a Texas buyer, and as much remaining acreage is likely to sell by year’s end, according to the agent who took on the listing last August.
Going into the summer, Snake River boatman Jim Stanford had an expectation that it would be a relatively quiet season on the water.
TAXABLE SALES REPORTED TO WYOMING’S Department of Revenue and Taxation in July totaled $120.8 million, a 29% drop over the amount reported in July 2019. A one- to two-month lag separates actual sales and when taxes are reported by the state, so July’s number generally reflects sales in, give…
For most people “moving up” in real estate means selling a condo to buy a first single-family house.
Vertical Harvest is taking its urban farm model to New England.
If you request a straw at Pizzeria Caldera what you’ll get is a paper one from Aardvark.
When Brandon Harrison arrived late at night at the Rusty Parrot last Nov. 18 he could see the flames but didn’t think it was the end for the well-known Jackson lodge.
When a client came to Peter Frank’s 3D modeling, printing and prototyping business with a vision of a sleek model canoe that he could stash his keys in, it didn’t take Frank long to come up with what the man wanted.
The Wyoming Business Council aims to begin taking online applications from businesses and nonprofits for a new round of coronavirus relief grants during the week of Aug. 3.
The number of Jackson Hole real estate deals during the coronavirus-plagued second quarter of the year saw a sharp dip, with the bottom apparently coming in May followed by a rebound in June.
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