PAWS of Jackson Hole Executive Director Amy Moore’s four-person staff gathered in an office around the holidays to open a certified letter inbound from the Lynn and Foster Friess Family Foundation.
For the McKelvey family 2021 is looking bright.
Crowded, but overall not too bad.
Tuesday was the sort of day where skiers at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort had to decide between steep, deep, or both.
H.L. Jensen was thrown out of Yellowstone National Park for being funny.
Claps, howls, horns, bells, shouts, whistles and any other sound you desire to make on your front porch are now welcomed nightly at 6 as a thank you to front-line workers.
Nine-year-old Henry Spellman pulled his family’s freshly cut Christmas tree through the snow on an orange toboggan for about 40 yards before turning to his dad, Mark.
Richard Grubman dreamed of building the biggest house in Jackson, a towering, mostly windowless cinderblock rectangle.
As Thanksgiving approaches, many public health precautions will advise to celebrate only with household members or to mask up and social distance.
Father Ubald Rugirangoga remains in the ICU at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City, where he is back on a ventilator and sedated while fighting complications from COVID-19.
Father Ubald Rugirangoga, a well-known Catholic priest from Rwanda who frequently visits Jackson Hole, is recovering from COVID-19 in the intensive care unit at the University of Utah Hospital in Salt Lake City. He was airlifted there Friday due to his declining condition after nine days at …
Jean Webber did most of her writing in her head and kept most of what she wrote in there until she was a white-haired grandma and found an outlet and an audience.
In the season of giving, the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole announced Monday that it received over $15 million from the 2020 Old Bill’s Reimagined Fun Run.
ROGERS PASS, BRITISH COLUMBIA — Just back from a ski tour up Connaught Creek, Simon Jean held up a pair of cards.
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It's the middle of Jackson Hole's first Fall Clean Up, and civic-minded Jackson Hole-ites are taking to the highways, parks, creeks and forests to tidy things up after one of the valley's busiest summers ever.
ROGERS PASS, BRITISH COLUMBIA — The afternoon of March 4, 1910, was warm, by winter-in-Canada standards.
In the late 1960s, Wyoming’s highway engineers had a novel idea.
Grant Larson came home on a pass from the Air Force in 1957 with his wife, Maralyn, and went shopping for a place to build a house.
As town of Jackson staff and the Teton County Historic Preservation Board work to create a historic register and craft guidelines to preserve the town’s Western character, a newly formed foundation is doing its part to also protect the integrity of Jackson’s historic buildings.
Three days after Wiley Olsen died in a car crash, his friends remembered his ebullient personality and his generosity.
As the organizers of the annual Old Bill’s Fun Run, the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole had to be creative in this very atypical year to continue the 24-year-old fundraising tradition.
In some ways it looked a whole lot like a normal first day.
When you’ve got some downtime or need a mental escape, think about what you reach for.
As a female heavy equipment operator for the Wyoming Department of Transportation, Shirley Samuelson was part of a relatively exclusive club.
Matt Walker neared the summit of the Grand Teton on Friday, topping out on the Exum Ridge. The weather was perfect — bluebird, not too windy.
POWELL — Troy Nordman doesn’t dance. At least that’s the story he’s sticking to.
Esther Judge-Lennox is passionate about preserving Jackson’s historic character; you can hear the zeal in her voice when she talks about it. Meanwhile, her Hog Island neighbors, John and Lisa Potzernitz, were interested in acquiring a piece of that history.
Stephen McDonald ran for mayor of Jackson twice. During one of the campaigns, a debate had a Spanish interpreter.
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