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If it felt like everyone and their Aunt Carol was in Yellowstone last month, you’re not far off. The park welcomed 928,250 recreation visits in June 2025, up just a smidge (1%) from the same time last year. That’s a…
You never know who you’ll bump into on a summer weekend in Jackson. Over the July 4th holiday, former President Bill Clinton was seen outside The Wort Hotel, flanked by Secret Service and looking surprisingly chill for a guy who…
Teton County is in a pivotal phase regarding Highway 22: Balancing the escalation of traffic and safety needs with environmental, community, and wildlife preservation concerns. The debate centers on whether a lane expansion is the best answer, or if smarter, lighter…
Stars, stripes, and a surprise sighting in downtown Jackson! Locals and visitors packed the sidewalks this morning for the annual July 4th parade, bringing out the best in small-town Americana with fire trucks, search & rescue rigs, helicopter fly-byes, and…
Jackson Hole’s summer soundtrack rolls on this Saturday, July 5, as Luke Grimes and Carter Faith take the Snow King Mountain stage for a night of country grit, cinematic soul, and post-Fourth-of-July mountain magic. Known for his breakout acting role…
Heading to Jackson Hole this summer? First, great choice, but be warned: Mother Nature has more costume changes than a Broadway musical. One minute it’s 75° and sunny, the next you’re dodging afternoon showers or bundling up for a 45°…
Parades, pancakes, Pink Floyd tributes, and patriotic pops, here’s your all-in-one rundown to July 4th weekend in Jackson. Whether you’re a local planning your annual family traditions or a visitor looking to soak in the Western charm of a Jackson…
In what might be the bureaucratic version of a mic drop, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum casually shrugged off Utah Senator Mike Lee’s push to sell off public lands as part of Trump’s so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill.” The proposal, which…
Big moves are coming from Washington, and they just might land right here in Jackson. At this week’s Western Governors’ Association meeting in New Mexico, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum issued a bold new secretarial order aimed at tightening bonds…
Headed to America’s first national park this 4th of July? So is half the country. Yellowstone’s about to be poppin’, but not with fireworks (more on that below). If you’re braving the geysers, bison, and bumper-to-bumper traffic, here’s how to…