Inspire

The Balanced Blade

From the heart of the mountains, the world's finest knives from New West KnifeWorks

Teaching the Art of Seeing

Photographer and teacher Jon Stuart believes that both creating and appreciating art must be accessible to all

Work Hard, Play Hard

By day, they're nurses, accountants, engineers and coaches. By night, they're the pride of Jackson Hole's hockey scene.

A Big, Wild Dream

The woman behind the curtain at the Jackson Hole Playhouse

Wildly Inspired

Jackson Hole artist Ben Roth pushes the bounds of creativity

Stories From the Field

Local sports writer Mia Fishman started young and dreams big

Behind the Lens with Ski Photog Icon

Local photographer Wade McKoy shares 45 years of epic images

Nourish & Flourish

The confluence of excellent food, sustainability and community at Teton Lunch Counter in Jackson Hole, WY

Flower Power

Jackson Hole research targets brain cancer treatment

A Hole-Istic Perspective

How a local personal trainer, Maggie Nelsen, is redefining health and healing in Jackson Hole

At the Mercy of the Elements

Brittany Mauer embarks on an eight-month sailing trip around the world, only to run into unexpected turbulence

Back to the Earth

Teton County works to divert residential and commercial food waste with composting program.

Preserving a legacy of conservation

At 33, Trevor is at the forefront of making a difference in conservation and wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Jackson Hole scientist Dr. James Metcalf is developing a test strip to easily assess neurotoxins in water sources

The hidden risks in our water

The timeless ranger in Jackson Hole

If you spend any time immersed in the unparalleled beauty of Grand Teton National Park, you’re certain to encounter one of the park’s dedicated keepers. Clad in the iconic green and gray uniform — and sometimes the distinctive, flat-brimmed hat — the rangers of Grand Teton National Park serve in a wide variety of roles
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Cross-country skiing with Jackson Hole’s Luna Wasson

In a mountain town largely dominated by big mountain and backcountry skiing, the meditative motion of gliding skis along flat snow often takes a backseat. Luna Wasson, alumna and now assistant coach of the Jackson Hole Ski Club (JHSC) Nordic program, says that’s one of her favorite things about Nordic skiing. Whether she’s training at
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The plight of the bighorn sheep in Jackson Hole

In the words of legendary outdoorsman Jack O’Connor, “The wild ram embodies the mystery and magic of the mountains, the rocky canyons, the snowy peaks, the sweet, clean air of the high places, and the sense of being alone on the top of the world with the wild sheep themselves.” For thousands of years, bighorn
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Capturing the golden age with Jackson Hole photographer Wade McKoy

Anyone who has spent time in Jackson Hole has undoubtedly admired the work of ski photographer Wade McKoy. He’s created iconic images that perfectly capture a golden age of ski culture, photographing classic names in skiing such as Doug Coombs, Pepi Stiegler, and Suzy Chaffee. Wade arrived in Jackson in 1974 with a college friend,
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Pro snowboarder Mark Carter’s drive to the top fueled by a desire to never settle

In an age where smartphones have become ubiquitous, Mark Carter has embraced simplicity by using a flip phone. An unconventional choice, the professional backcountry snowboarder has always forged his own path forward, focused on creating an intentional life aligned with the values, priorities, and passions instilled during his upbringing on a cattle ranch in Wyoming.
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Growing Up Jones

Over their three decades in Jackson, Wyo., brothers, skiers, and filmmakers Steve and Todd Jones have had a profound influence on nearly all aspects of skiing and snowboarding culture, from their backyard in the Tetons to across the globe. Through Teton Gravity Research (TGR), the company they helped found, and a close collaboration with their
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In Jackson Hole, Craighead family has conducted groundbreaking wildlife research

In Jackson Hole, the Craighead name is synonymous with groundbreaking wildlife research. Today, the legacy is upheld by Derek Craighead — the founder, president, and senior scientist at Craighead Beringia South. Since its inception in 1998, the Kelly-based institute has conducted 40 research studies, 10 of which have been longterm field projects, and has collaborated
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