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The Jackson Hole News&Guide serves as the official newspaper for Teton County, Wyoming. Released every Wednesday, this publication features four sections that encompass a diverse range of local news stories.

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Join scientists as they drive into hailstorms to study the costly weather extreme

1 day ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Seth Borenstein |Carolyn Kaster |Brittany Peterson

SHAMROCK, Texas (AP) — As severe storms once again soak, batter and pelt the nation’s midsection, a team of dozens of scientists is driving into them to study one of the nation’s costliest but least-appreciated weather dangers: hail.
JH Youth Orchestra to host musical picnic on CFA lawn

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Richard Anderson

More than a dozen of the valley’s most dedicated student string musicians will perform in Jackson Hole Youth Orchestra’s annual spring concert Saturday in the Center for the Arts’ amphitheater, outside the theater lobby.
'Fridge Ridge' yields cool spring hike

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Dina Mishev

It’s far from a wild setting — traffic maintains a steady mumble below on U.S. Highway 191, and buildings and cabins dot views to the south.
When pretty fields of flowers are wrong color

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Molly Absolon

Spring is one of my favorite times of year. I love when the mountainsides are blanketed with bright yellow arrowleaf balsamroot and deep blue larkspur. I love the lush green of new aspen leaves. I love the wondrous sense of the world coming alive after hiding out under a blanket of snow for the past seven months. But sometimes the colors that tint the landscape tell a different story — a story that doesn’t make me quite as happy.
Sports Briefs: Snake festival this weekend

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

SRF celebrates river historyThe annual Snake River Fest returns this weekend with a wealth of events that celebrate the history, stewardship and culture of the river. The three-day festival begins Friday with the Hoback race and party. The “Big Race on the Hoback” was first established by the Jackson Hole Kayak Club decades ago and takes place on a 4-mile stretch of the lower Hoback River. The class II/III race is open to rafters, kayakers and stand-up paddleboarders.
Friends remember Knori as talented, adventurous, selfless

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Kyle Leverone

Rollie Wells Knori was the best bad dancer most people had ever met. Without expending too much effort, he was a great baseball player, had a cannon of an arm in football, had a pure golf swing, could free ski with grace and without poles, would hook trout on the Snake, blast clays with a shotgun and could fix just about anything. But according to many, he was a bad dancer. Still, he thought he was good.
Judge again modifies bond for man charged with child sex exploitation

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Jeannette Boner

Judge Melissa Owens has now twice modified a bond for a Jackson man arrested this winter on two counts of sexual exploitation of children. Mark Tarrant, 73, was arrested in December for allegedly possessing child sexual abuse material between June 11 and Dec. 11, 2024, according to court documents. The founder and former owner of Altamira Fine Art in Jackson posted a $50,000 cash bond. His case is being handled in 9th District Court in Teton County, where Owens presides.
‘Petticoat’ musical continues to rule

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Richard Anderson

With 25 years under its belt, Pam Phillips’ and Mary Murfitt’s Jackson Hole musical “Petticoat Rules” deserves the label “classic.” Its songs are still fresh and lively, its stories remain relevant and important, and its characters continue to engage and entertain. And, as Andrew Munz and Tumbleweed Creative Arts’ silver anniversary revival of the show demonstrates, it’s also quite adaptable.
Final legal challenge to Basecamp glamping dismissed

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Christina Macintosh

The once-numerous battles against the controversial glamping operation near Teton Village have come to an end. Last week, Protect Our Water Jackson Hole opted to withdraw its case before the state’s Environmental Quality Council to appeal the sewage permit of Tammah, formerly known as Basecamp, granted by the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.
Man charged with sex abuse of minor moves to dismiss case

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Jeannette Boner

A 45-year-old Jackson man is asking the court to dismiss a felony charge of sexual abuse of a minor. Aaron Feuerstein, who remains in custody on a $50,000 cash bond, filed the petition through his public defender, Elisabeth Trefonas. The motion seeks to dismiss a third-degree felony charge of sexual abuse of a minor, which is based on the allegation that Feuerstein held a position of authority over the victim.