While in California to support longtime Jackson cinema owner Frank Londy as he battled cancer, his family passed time watching baseball.
Looking up at the mountain and the bountiful snowfall that arrived in time for the holidays, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s chief snowmaker Austin Irby joked that he is now a zero, but up until this latest round of snowstorms he was definitely the mountain hero.
A handful of elves landed on the naughty list this season after Santa Claus caught clerical errors that omitted special wishes from first graders in the annual Jackson letter haul.
Make no mistake about it. At 90 years young, Bonnie Budge is a living, walking legend. She also has some heartfelt reflections about Jackson Hole after a lifetime spent in the valley.
Ten local nonprofits are inviting community members to celebrate the Day of the Dead by joining in a two-day game of bingo that will take participants to 10 altars scattered across town.
Kickstart my heart, why don’t you?
If you were worried you missed this year’s antler auction and a chance to bring home one of the biggest racks from the National Elk Refuge, fret not.
In addition to pool lanes and basketball hoops, the Teton County/Jackson Recreation Center now provides eggs, beans and cinnamon spice oatmeal.
Halloween ghosts and goblins aren’t the only ones planning to provide a little excitement in the valley this week. The community calendar is packed with events, from famed dancer Savion Glover to a ski flick at the Spud.
Growing up in Jackson, Rylee McCollum said from the time he was an infant that he wanted to be a United States Marine.
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Fellow Marines joined hundreds of Wyoming residents to bid a final farewell to Rylee McCollum at a Saturday memorial service in Jackson Hole, where he grew up, went to school and enlisted.
As the holiday season approaches, members of valley Boy Scouts of America troops are looking for people to donate food to the needy.
The Jackson-based, food-saving nonprofit Hole Food Rescue on Thursday promoted program director Hannah Cooley to the role of executive director.
When Nick Bochicchio died at the start of summer, his passing left a family and community shattered.
The biggest job architect Roger Strout ever worked on was never built. And it didn’t make a difference in his career.
Members of the Moran Volunteer Firefighter’s Association will be dishing up barbecued ribs and chicken plus corn on the cob this Sunday for their biggest fundraiser of the year.
Home to glassblower and designer Laurie Thal and her partner in art and life, glass fabricator Dan Altwies, Thal Glass Studio is a favorite off-the-beaten-track destination for Fall Arts visitors.
Lisa Ridgway remembered it as a clear, blue September morning in New York City.
Some are veterans, others just call themselves “kick-ass civilians.”
Friends and neighbors, clothing-filled plastic bins and keepsakes surrounded Jennifer Bradof as she moved around her driveway with “Jack Straw” by the Grateful Dead playing over a loudspeaker. The mood was by no means jubilant, but if not for the scorched house at the end of the driveway or …
Inger Koedt, who has died at age 106, lived here 65 years, was known by generations of residents, skied and climbed, advocated environmental and social issues, recommended that people “eat dark chocolate and drink red wine” for health, eventually became famous just for making it to more birt…
The Teton County Search and Rescue team was geared up, the children dressed in banana costumes watched eagerly, 227 rubber ducks sat stoically and the sun shone a few hours past the quack of dawn Friday as the second annual Old Bill’s Rubber Ducky Regatta commenced.
For the past decade Jay Pickett fulfilled audiences’ cowboy fantasies with the Western films he produced and starred in.
Having been exposed to the painful realities of cancer at an early age, longtime Jackson restaurateur Gavin Fine has forged a connection to a childhood cancer-fighting campaign and is doing his part in the fight against the awful disease.
Elizabeth McCabe’s photographs of young valley residents with their livestock have long hung inside the Teton County 4-H building. Now her name adorns the outside.
Galloway Clover broke his neck and went back to work, trading a horse for a wheelchair.
As Jackson Hole rancher Rita Lucas drove through Hoback en route to the Tractor Supply Company in Afton, she received a photo text from her son.
Pullouts where people park to rock climb at the Hoback Shield are closing, but officials say connecting a nearby parking area to the crag should make up for any lost spaces.
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