Town and county elected officials have wisely added another penny of sales tax to November’s ballot. Now it’s up to the voters to decide.
Last I wrote, we were ascending precautions in reaction to pandemic. Now we’re navigating with hopes of its end ahead. Like you, we’ve learned a lot since then.
Some readers may not realize that the dollar this newspaper costs on the newsstand (along with the paid subscriptions from valuable subscribers) covers a small percentage of the cost to produce and distribute the News&Guide. The overwhelming majority of newspaper revenue comes from the a…
Through this global pandemic, our goal is to give you the latest information as we receive and verify it. Because COVID-19 is impacting every aspect of life as we know it, there is much to report. We know we cannot cover it all and have made community health a priority, including information…
Last I wrote, we were ascending precautions in reaction to pandemic. Now we’re navigating with hopes of its end ahead. Like you, we’ve learned a lot since then.
Some readers may not realize that the dollar this newspaper costs on the newsstand (along with the paid subscriptions from valuable subscribers) covers a small percentage of the cost to produce and distribute the News&Guide. The overwhelming majority of newspaper revenue comes from the a…
Through this global pandemic, our goal is to give you the latest information as we receive and verify it. Because COVID-19 is impacting every aspect of life as we know it, there is much to report. We know we cannot cover it all and have made community health a priority, including information…
Skeptics may say people don’t pay attention to the news because they don’t care. We can attest to the fact that’s not true, at least in Jackson Hole.
People are drawn to Jackson Hole largely because of its great potential for adventure. Adventure calls all around us in the mountains, rivers and open lands. Adventure brings exhilaration, adrenaline, satisfaction and inherent danger.
If we weren’t already comfortable with technology, the COVID-19 pandemic pushed us almost overnight into a new reliance on digital communications. Government meetings began being held over the internet, and email and text messages replaced in-person talks.
Jackson Hole has a water quality problem. For over 40 years we have known that this was coming, but we have been slow to act.
Despite breaking news of the wind and fire variety, we put Old Bill’s 24-year tradition of giving on the cover this week because as 2020 shows, times of disaster are precisely when neighbors helping neighbors is critical.
Roughly half of those suffering with mental illness won’t seek treatment.
The Trump administration is trying to push oil leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge before the Nov. 3 general election. That does not make sense economically or environmentally.
No one anticipated the crevasse on Teton Glacier that took Tyler Willis to the brink of death.
The Gill family’s housing proposal in Northern South Park presents a compelling solution to a well known problem — deed restricted workforce housing.
Every eligible voter should be paying close attention to local, state and national political matters. While it may sound cliche, there is never a more important election than the next one. And both our primary and general elections are looming.
By the time the News&Guide got a tip about Apple’s digital navigation system having Yellowstone National Park incorrectly marked, hundreds of people had already been routed countless miles out of their way. Hours of vacation time and gallons of gasoline were wasted en route to a sleepy s…
Duded up in Wranglers, cowboy hat and a crisp cotton mask, color coordinated with a button-down shirt, a cowboy strode up to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.
If change is the only constant, a tip of the hat is due to those who preserve history.
Make hay while the sun shines? Or close the doors, and live to fight another day?
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