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It was too close to call two Fridays ago.

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Competition and emotions heated up quickly at Jackson Elementary School last week as third, fourth and fifth graders competed in the annual spelling bee.

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If Snow King Mountain Resort’s unsung heroes are its groomers, its unsung hazard for late-night skiers is the winch cat, a groomer supported by a high-tension cable.

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Construction workers have better taste than Tyra Banks.

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The largest group of Eagle Scouts the county has ever seen was inducted Jan. 29 at Teton County Library.

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For some people it was like a dream come true.

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Keith Benefiel used to have a semitruck deliver six cords of wood to his house a winter: 768 cubic feet of pine.

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In a world of “digital fast” and ever-moving storylines and news alerts, is there a place for the still image, the art and craft of journalism? Sure, we love beautiful images that define the wonder and majesty of our little corner of the Great Yellowstone region. And who doesn’t love to see …

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New York City may have Times Square and the dropping of the New Year’s ball, but Jackson celebrates New Year’s with an iconic half-century-old tradition that thrills the entire town.

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The annual Santa letters section of the paper always feels cute and lovely and wholesome. But what we love so much about the annual tradition is the snapshot in time these pieces of work provide from the some of our youngest community members.

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There are a lot of things Jackson is known for — the mountains, the skiing, the billionaires — but there’s also some old-fashioned Jackson that comes to our neighborhoods and the Town Square at Christmastime, highlighting the spirit of the season.

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Guggenheim fellow and celebrated creative Faye Driscoll is coming to Jackson to dig deep into her creative process — and she might just continue to radically redefine contemporary dance along the way.

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American artists and identical twins Doug and Mike Starn first received international attention at the 1987 Whitney Biennial. Last week a show with nine selections of their most recent works opened at Tayloe Piggott Gallery.

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Tasked with generating light from color, painter Adrian Nivola looked to history and the guiding philosophies of “Les Nabis,” the collective of late 19th-century French artists who came out of the Académie Julian in Paris and that included the likes of Pierre Bonnard, Maurice Denis, Paul Ran…

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The dust off your mask and dig out your finest black-tie attire: After a two-year hiatus the Blacktail Bash returns Saturday night to the National Museum of Wildlife Art.

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Steeped in commerciality, pop art made an aesthetic out of material culture. The transcendence of commodity into art has magnified into modern marketing campaigns, but the fine art of pop art still exists to be appreciated.

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The National Museum of Wildlife Art continues its 2023 First Sunday series with “Go Big for Bighorns,” shining a spotlight on one of the region’s most beloved and interconnected charismatic megafauna.

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In the documentary “Going Greenland,” professional skiers Jessica Baker and Rachael Burks combine a ski expedition in Greenland with an unexpected twist: a renewable-energy sailboat powered entirely by wind and sun.

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Because of where the New Year’s Day holiday fell on the calendar, this month’s First Sunday at the National Wildlife Art Museum should really be called Second Sunday.

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The National Museum of Wildlife Art’s “Make it Wild” series aims to bring high-quality, interactive art education to adults and young adults looking to learn or nourish their artistic sides.

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What are your arts and entertainment highlights from 2022? I’m sure there are many that haven’t been included here — a show at the Center for the Arts, an encounter with an artist at a fair or opening, a moment of revelation at an exhibition or performance. As any keen observer of our arts s…

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When a book is loved a little too much, librarians have to replace it with a new copy so readers can continue to enjoy it, Teton County Library’s Youth Programs Coordinator Beth Holmes said.

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Artist Carrie Geraci was introduced to painting en plein air — a French term which means “out of doors” — during her first few years in Jackson.

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Jackson Hole’s annual Holiday Art Walk returns Saturday, with art lovers able to enjoy extended hours offered at participating members of the Jackson Hole Gallery Association.

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Weird thing about Christmas: Not so long ago, not even 100 years past, people gave gifts they made themselves — hand-knitted scarves or sweaters; cookies, cakes or other treats straight from someone’s own kitchen; maybe some wooden toys carefully crafted in a secret workshop or by a crafty n…

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The National Museum for Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C., is the first museum in the world dedicated to championing women through the arts, and 2022 marks the first year a Wyoming committee has been involved.

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Everything on Earth — I mean, everything — depends on our sun: trees, coffee, iguanas, algae, elephants, soil, clouds, the aurora borealis … even life itself as we know it and all of the chemical and physical processes that make life possible and that keep it chugging along.

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“Ronan’s work is exceptional,” said Tammi Hanawalt, curator for the National Museum of Wildlife Art, which will display his wolf photographs in a new exhibition starting Friday.