Jackson

Jackson Hole is familiar with housing and employee shortages but this year, things are a little different for several reasons. That's according to a new survey from the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce.

After months of increased crisis calls, Jackson Hole's Chief of Police, Michelle Weber, has decided to create a new position in the force: a social worker.

Shots For Swags goal is for 80 percent of Teton County to be vaccinated against COVID-19 with at least the first dose by July 26. The campaign will have six weekly drawings beginning the week of June 14, and end with a grand prize drawing.

The Jackson Hole library, recreation center and a couple of restaurants have announced that they will have limited opening hours this summer. But this is not because of a lack of workforce. The problem is a lack of affordable housing for employees.

How much tourism is too little or too much? This is the type of question that will be discussed during this year's 22 in 21 conference, hosted by the…

The National Elk Refuge stopped its feeding Monday, March 29, two weeks earlier than normal in order to meet management goals.The National Elk Refuge in…

The Language Exchange JH program connects two people who want to learn each other's language. So, for example, a native English speaker with a native…

Theatre and performance institutions throughout the state have suffered during the pandemic but grants are helping out. The National Endowment for the…

Jackson like other communities throughout the state are dealing with an increase of COVID-19 cases.The Teton County Public Health Response Coordinator…

Late last month, residents of the Hoback RV Park were informed that their leases would not be renewed past the end of December and that much of the…