Kyle Leverone

5 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

Jammers, blockers, wheels and hip checks. It’s all coming back to Snow King Sports and Events Center on Saturday night. The Juggernauts, Jackson Hole’s roller derby team, is in action for the first time this season against Hellgate and Bozeman at 7 p.m. And for anyone who hasn’t witnessed a bout before, it’s a riot. “There’s a lot of action,” said Jesse Osborne, or Mis Demeanor. “You’re seeing women, really strong women, getting hit and hitting people on wheels.

1 week ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

Eric Seymour, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort’s director of brand, communications and content, announced Wednesday that he is stepping away from his position and is “moving on” to his next chapter. His exit follows that of Chief Marketing Officer Andrew Way in February, among others. JHMR CEO Mary Kate Buckley is set to retire on May 31. Seymour joined the resort in 2013 as a communications coordinator and then became the social media manager, leading the production of brand videos.

1 week ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

The $10 Cowboy is coming to Jackson this summer. Grammy-nominated Charley Crockett will headline the 2025 Teton County Fair concert on July 23. Crockett was born and raised in Texas and started his career busking in the streets of New Orleans, Dallas and New York with a guitar his mother bought from a pawn shop.

1 week ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

There’s something different about this year’s Jackson Hole High School track and field team. It’s nothing tangible, according to head coach Bill Wiley, but something is clicking with this group. “We’ve had bigger teams, we’ve had smaller teams, we’ve had more talented teams, and we’ve had less talented teams,” Wiley said. “There’s just something all of us, the entire staff, just really, really enjoy about this group. They’re dedicated to getting better.

1 week ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

With a light drizzle falling from the sky onto William T. McIntosh Stadium on Saturday, the Jackson Hole High School boys’ soccer team poured on Evanston. Continuing its dominance over western Wyoming, the Broncs blew out the Red Devils 15-1 for their most lopsided victory of the season. Now 6-0 this spring, they have amassed a 46-4 goal differential, and as they pursue their fifth state title in six years, that discrepancy should only grow.