Our collective hearts are broken for the family of Gabby Petito.
Landowners, elected officials and community stakeholders are rightly scratching their heads about elusive “proprietary” math behind the financial models for planning housing alternatives in northern South Park. Given the need and the opportunity at hand, the community deserves to see the bac…
Demolition permits are piling up as breakneck progress gallops through Jackson Hole.
This week the editorial board is turning over its space to Mary Ponce of St. John’s Health, who describes the battle against COVID-19 taking place at the hospital.
Landowners, elected officials and community stakeholders are rightly scratching their heads about elusive “proprietary” math behind the financial models for planning housing alternatives in northern South Park. Given the need and the opportunity at hand, the community deserves to see the bac…
Demolition permits are piling up as breakneck progress gallops through Jackson Hole.
This week the editorial board is turning over its space to Mary Ponce of St. John’s Health, who describes the battle against COVID-19 taking place at the hospital.
Jackson Hole has a once-in-a-generation chance to collectively offer input to a plan that will shape future planning and zoning of hundreds of agricultural acres proposed to be developed as housing.
Those who oppose dog parks in their backyard should get on board with the concept of multiple small dog parks to spread the users across the valley.
As we go about our hustle and bustle lives this fall, bear lives hang in a tenuous balance.
The recent completion of Sage Living at St. John’s Health provides much-needed expanded occupancy and services for our most established and treasured neighbors: senior citizens in need of skilled nursing and memory care. Our community should be proud of building housing for seniors.
If the decision comes down to virtual versus in-class learning, maybe it’s time to mask up in schools for the benefit of a more productive learning environment for our kids.
The recent departure of St. John’s Health CEO Will Wagnon, after fewer than six months at the helm, leaves more questions than answers at our community’s public hospital.
For decades, the Teton County Fair could not pass without readers of this newspaper flipping through pages of photographs of grand champions.
Recent reports in this newspaper have illustrated a dire workforce housing situation. One thing is certain: Dynamic solutions for housing our workforce will come from a diverse array of tools.
Many of you read the July 14 editorial about the need to educate the valley’s visitors. We invited you to read The McCall Promise and send us your suggestions. We’re still collecting ideas. Email us at: editor@jhnewsandguide.com with “JH Promise” in the subject line.
Traffic, restaurant lines and raised voices are a trying triad. Has Angry August hit early?
The free-market real estate frenzy is fracturing the Jackson Hole community.
Word of a suicide always makes one’s heart sink, and it’s no different in the newsroom at the News&Guide.
Even experienced campers who want to roast a hot dog over an open flame often underestimate just how many gallons of water it takes to properly extinguish a campfire.
Teton County has an unanticipated $30 million surplus.
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