Johanna Love steers the newsroom as editor. Her time off is occupied by kid, dog, biking, camping and art. She loves to hear from readers with story tips, kudos, criticism and questions.
The first time I ever watched beavers at work in Wyoming, they were busy fortifying their lodge on Slough Creek in the backcountry of Yellowst…
More bike bells
Summer 2019 is the summer of the electric bike. It’s great. So far this summer, I have been surprised countless times crossing paths with friends, neighbors and colleagues on the pathway between town and Wilson. Most of them I’ve never seen before on the path.
The White Pine Ski Lodge burns early Friday morning near Pinedale.
In 40 years of conservation policy work, and writing a book on the subject, I still do not have all the answers on how policy progress is made…
I wish I could report that I was shocked this spring when, while teaching my class “Talking About Diversity: #EquityOutdoors” at a state unive…
I had my eyes opened at the town of Jackson and Teton County joint information meeting last week. After listening to the discussion I’m now fu…
Anger to love
I must admit that for the last two years I have been consumed by anger that was directed toward the bollards that line and destroyed Snow King Avenue. My wife and I have begun using our bikes over the past few weeks. That anger has turned to love.
People march in support of the Save the Block campaign during the Fourth of July parade on Broadway. The group met their fundraising goal Thursday.
Cafe Genevieve manager Sarah Rowe serves up food from the Genevieve Catering truck Thursday morning before the Fourth of July parade. Cafe Gen…
As a 40-year Wyoming resident and hunter, fisherman, biologist and outdoors person, I find myself once again frustrated by our Game and Fish D…
Richard, the government was shut down from Dec. 22, 2018, to Jan. 25, 2019. The wolf was shot during the shutdown. Nothing about this article is included for political purposes. — Editor
A comment has been deleted because the identity of the commenter cannot be verified. Anonymous comments are against our policy. — Editor
Ken, the original article did not say the wolf was killed Jan. 1. It said "on Jan. 1, park rangers identified evidence to suggest illegal hunting activity." Once our reporter was able to get the chief ranger on the telephone, he was able to flesh out the timeline more. The informat…
Thank you, Frank. I've edited the article to change the verb "update" to "change" to "match" that of the surrounding area. It's not poor reporting of the information; perhaps it was not ideal word choice in the writing. Fixed. — Ed.
Hi Kristen, YES, the District 22 numbers and all races that extend beyond Teton County's bounds are not including other counties' votes. We do believe Roscoe beat Halverson, but we're still tabulating.
Some comments have been removed because they violate our site policies. Please keep conversation about the topic at hand and avoid personal attacks. Avoid denigrating someone just because they have an opposing view to yours. — Ed.
Thank you, Kathi, I've corrected that. It should be fixed within a couple minutes. — Ed.
I wrote it; you can be embarrassed for me. :-) Ask and ye shall receive. I added a short descriptor to each line. The software won't let me add another question option since it's already live. It's an interesting debate.
Here is the updated narrative of the attack, reconstructed from the hunter's accounts to Wyoming Game and Fish. https://www.jhnewsandguide.com/news/environmental/article_b4d14d59-e76a-5da6-9929-b9422416a744.html — Ed.
Johanna Love commented on Rangers: boundary mix-up lead to wolf poaching
The wolf was shot during the shutdown, at the end of December, 2018. The blood trail was discovered Jan. 1, 2019. The government was shut down from Dec. 22, 2018, to Jan. 25, 2019. — Editor