It started with a cattle call.
President Donald Trump’s second son took a fly-fishing float down the Snake River this past weekend, turning a few heads between Wilson and South Park.
Under the pavilion at Phil Baux Park on Friday evening, Anne Newcomb was working on her first of five letters to state leaders who might have the last say on whether a private immigration prison will be built about three and a half hours south of here.
When Andy Erskine traveled to China this spring, he witnessed firsthand the root of a problem he’d been fighting 10,000 miles away.
Widespread acclaim and the smell of 3,300 pounds of fried chicken drew a crowd Sunday to the 51st annual Wilson Volunteer Firefighters Chicken Fry.
Opie Garvin stood over a row of hot cast-iron skillets on Sunday, occasionally giving the meat inside a stir.
Bert Raynes has been writing about birds for the last 40 years. But it isn’t just writing he does on behalf of wild critters — the “Far Afield” columnist is a longtime champion of wildlife and habitat conservation.
Eighteen-year-old William Dennis carefully spread a layer of mayonnaise on his sandwich before adding a few slices of turkey and cheese. But wrestling his lunch into a Ziploc bag proved to be challenging. He couldn’t seem to make it fit.
Grace Peck and Heather DeVine are both new moms. Peck’s son just turned 1, and DeVine’s son is 6 months old. That’s why images of crying children separated from their families at the border hit them hard.
Under a large canvas sign proclaiming “Free Food Friday” sat piled crates of bread and bagels, milk and yogurt, green peppers and zucchini and a lone box of miniature cupcakes.
Well-known celebrities have been spending vacation time in Jackson Hole for years. Reports of Sandra Bullock floating the Snake or Harrison Ford dining at Rendezvous Bistro barely cause people to bat an eye anymore. Last week, though, Jackson got a hit of Hollywood that has left an impression.
Darin Day has been a barn owl aficionado for a long time.
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The Jackson Hole News&Guide took home 18 awards at the 2018 Top of the Rockies contest, a regional competition that accepts submissions from Colorado, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming media outlets.
Gone are the days of classrooms with rigid rows of desks facing the front of the room where a teacher lectures.
Starting in May you’ll see the hashtag #hereforyouJH on bookmarks, posters, windows, the ArtSpot and elsewhere.
For many growing up in the ’60s protesting was simply a part of life. Future generations, however, rarely took to the streets to demand their voices be heard. That is, until recently.
They rescue the injured, retrieve the fallen and hope that they can preserve the next life they’re tasked with saving.
A big bright piece of the Jackson cultural landscape came down Tuesday.
Zero. After two hours and 20 minutes slowly scanning yards and fields between South Park Loop and High School roads, driving up and down the side streets off Gregory Lane and rolling down Boyles Hill Road, the four-person Moose Day group spotted zero moose.
Breezy Johnson is going to be something to watch for years to come.
Tear gas canisters shrouding streets in toxic haze. Protestors smashing shop windows. Police shooting rubber bullets from armored vehicles.
The tables had turned for Sadie Monaghan. This time, she was behind it.
When Brittany Warden marched with thousands of women on the Capitol in Helena, Montana, a year ago at the inaugural Women’s March, she felt inspired and empowered.
Running is an individual sport. But when an athlete hits a rough patch, the running community pulls together to become a team.
Armed with a garden hose and grit, the Thomasmas make an ice rink from scratch every year at Kelly Elementary School.
The Teton Toastmasters club usually practices public speaking with prepared speeches, short impromptu “table topics” and constructive critiques.
The Jackson Hole Ski and Snowboard Club announced last week that 10 names will make up the second class of the club’s illustrious Hall of Fame.
Picture this, said Pietro Castelli: “You didn’t put out your trash cans for pickup. So you put on your robe and you go outside to take them to the curb, and there’s a bear eating your leftover lasagna.”
Georgia Ligori asked the humming crowd to be quiet and listen closely.
Sisters Alejandra and Maridca Padilla are new to Thanksgiving traditions.
A pilot program that aimed to curb the food waste that makes up 40 percent of Grand Teton National Park’s total waste was deemed successful after its first season.
Cal Brackin balanced three markers in his left hand, a brush pen in his right and a clipboard on his lap.
A blackjack dealer passed out cards to gamblers dressed in Old West garb in the main saloon. Up the grand staircase, gamblers tossed their chips and looked on eagerly as the roulette wheel spun.
Local leaders of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts say they want to empower girls and promote their leadership skills. They just differ on the best organization to accomplish that.
The summer eclipse was on the mind of Katharine Conover, president of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, on Monday.
High schoolers chowed down Thursday on taco meat that came from their backyards.
It was a cold and rainy morning in Driggs, Idaho, on Oct. 4, but that didn’t stop dozens of people from attending the ninth annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event, hosted by the Family Safety Network.
Andrew Klein has noticed one key similarity between Puerto Rico, where he grew up, and Jackson, where he lives now.
Seven-year-old Nicolas Barlow picked up the remote control before his twin brother, Lucas, could reach it and quickly figured out how to make “Spy Egret” bob its head.
Tails wagged and leashes jingled as a group of a dozen dogs and owners made their inaugural walk around Rendezvous Park.
McKenna Schroeder is no stranger to rodeo — she’s been competing since she was 5 years old — but this past weekend’s event marked her debut in the ring as a high schooler.
In another year there will be little evidence that the west side of Jenny Lake has been a construction area since 2014.
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