Like the sex talk and the drug talk, parents can now add another item to their hot-button list with kids: the social media talk.
When most businesses closed their doors and millions of people stayed home across the countr…
The Community Safety Network is encouraging Teton County residents to join it in learning an…
Turns out there’s a literal silver lining to a global pandemic.
Republican Cynthia Lummis and Democrat Merav Ben-David are competing to represent Wyoming in the U.S. Senate. Read more about them and their positions here.
If you don’t trust your town officials to keep a lid on sewage spending, this amendment to t…
There are five candidates running for four seats on Teton County School District No. 1's Board of Trustees. Read more about them and their positions here.
From 1890 to 1972 the citizens of Wyoming voted their judges into office, but now they get o…
The push to preserve the necklace of wild, mountainous land circling Yellowstone National Park started almost as soon as the homesteaders arrived.
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, media around the world pounced on some wishful n…
The beautiful rainbows of color found in Yellowstone National Park’s boiling springs don’t j…
Irreversible ecological change. Mass extinction. More frequent extreme weather events. The c…
For one of the few times in 36 years the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival has chosen something without a Tetonscape for its signature painting.
Kicking back in a chair underneath a shady awning on a hot July day, Katrina Ryan was wearin…
Allison Merritt frequently likens her role with the Western Design Conference to that of a m…
When Kathryn Turner was a kid, she had the Fall Arts Festival posters on her walls.
The 8-month old shepherd/mastiff thumped her tail and looked out of her crate as the tailgate opened on the gray GMC Denali. The staff of the …
Efficient, trustworthy methods of detection are likely not people’s first thought when they …
In the first few months of this year, Nancy Rufener lost a dog, a partner and a best friend.
Within the larger tragedy of the COVID-19 pandemic, many pet owners are struggling with eco…
It was September when Julia Heemstra told the St. John’s Health Board of Trustees about an exciting new program she was developing — lifestyle medicine.
When the pandemic is over, Erin Crow plans to buy a game show buzzer and quiz the grocery store staff on product locations.
When Christian Beckwith is feeling cooped up and stressed by the middle of a workday, he looks to move his legs.
People are wearying of the deluge of COVID-19 information and finding some relief, experts say, could involve something as simple as taking a break.
On Halloween 2012 a volunteer spirit was released into the Jackson Hole scene.
As soon as disaster strikes, volunteers flock to the scene to combat the coming hardship.
When babies are about to arrive it’s tiny quilts. When homeowners move into new homes it’s p…
The coronavirus pandemic changed everything about normal life in a matter of weeks. Its effe…
Highest. Richest. Wealthiest. Most generous.
There’s an oft-repeated trope about Jackson, and Teton County as a whole, that it is one of the most philanthropic places in the country.
The word “nonprofit” has become basically synonymous with “charity” in popular usage, but that is an oversimplification. It’s true that 501(c)(3)s — the bastions of philanthropic giving — comprise the bulk of the nonprofit universe, but the category contains a long list of lesser-known cousins.
Faced with the daunting task of raising more than $7 million in just a few months last summer, the Jackson Hole Land Trust decided to try a new strategy: the challenge grant.
Looking solely at the dollars, it’s easy to discount the value of small donations. But seasoned fundraisers say pint-sized gifts can still pack a punch.
"Heeya!” came the shout, and in a flash the iron gate flew open and the bull burst into the arena, fiery and flailing, a cowboy clinging to its back.
Once a bull rider himself, Jackson Hole Rodeo judge Joe Young likes to think back to a line …
By Jennifer Dorsey
Look down. Take a good look.
Teton County Elections Senior Deputy Clerk Kellie Dickerson said she has seen more absentee ballot requests this year than ever before as a re…
The two Democratic and two Republican candidates for the Teton County Board of County Commis…
What was true after the May candidate filing deadline remains true now: Almost all of the ca…
CHEYENNE — Republican candidates vying to become Wyoming’s next U.S. senator discussed their…
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