The NFL draft is just over four weeks away and the most intriguing player — and most picked apart player — in this year’s draft is a Wyoming Cowboy.

When the Black Diamond Hockey League was conceived four years ago, no one was sure it would be sustainable.

The Winter Games may be over but two local Olympians resume their World Cup seasons Saturday with plenty to ski for.

Last Friday it took me 18 hours to travel from Jackson to South Korea. And when I arrived I was still 10 hours away from putting head to bed.

Polls are awesome. Everyone loves rankings. But there’s a reason I don’t vote in the WyoPreps polls.

Last night I rooted for a 19-year-old kid to be benched during the middle of the biggest game of his life. I wasn’t the only one.

Giving is better than receiving, so I’ll be playing the role of Spitballin’ Claus and dishing out gifts to the teams and athletes of Jackson Hole to help ensure a merry 2018.

Snow is still absent in Jackson Hole, but the Winter Olympic forecast is already beginning to take shape.

I turn 31 years old this week. My neck, left shoulder and lower back are all killing me. I’m stiff as a board and can’t touch my toes unless it’s well past noon and my body has loosened up after a good night’s rest.

Jackson Hole High School is 14 months into its transition from Class 3A to Class 4A, and so far the classification’s smallest school has taken its lumps.

Tracking the results of Jackson Hole skiers on the international stage will be as compelling as ever this winter. Because every World Cup race result will help determine which of our three superstars will compete in the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.