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	Fast Forward Pete Karns was one of the first Olympians to come out of the Jackson Hole Ski Club. Karns, who raced biathlon—that somewhat esoteric winter sport coupling cross-country skiing and target... By Angus M. Thuermer Jr.
	The Knee Guy Peter Rork wanted to retire. He was ready, and he had a plan: No more new patients, unless they specifically asked for him. But Jackson wasn’t quite ready to let the man known for fixing knees... By Kelsey Dayton
	Building Green, Saving Green Can you imagine taking a test with the lights off? Students at the new Davey Jackson Elementary School—a namesake of the early nineteenth-century mountain man... By Amanda H. Miller
	Town Hill Downhill The Jackson Town Downhill, which turns twenty-eight this March (although for two consecutive years it had to be cancelled due to lack of snow), is among the most anticipated events... By Brandon Zimmerman
	The Meddlers Owed to the magnetism of its setting—or what some call “the power of place”—21st century Jackson Hole is home to one of the most passionate, green-minded, and wealthiest citizenries in the... By Todd Wilkinson
	Cameras, Cutthroats, and Camaraderie One of the first things many repeat visitors ask upon returning to Jackson: “Is that woman still taking those great wildlife and outdoor pictures for the newspaper? “That woman” is... By Paul Bruun
	Writing From the Heart In his Kelly home office, Ted Kerasote has one bookshelf filled with research for Merle’s Door, his New York Times bestseller about his late dog. A second set of shelves contains research for his... By Katy Niner
	On Memory’s Wings A main street mainstay, Hungry Jack’s General Store in Wilson casually hosts a daily stream of busy locals and curious visitors. By Macye Lavinder Maher

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Downtown Jackson: True West or Timeworn?

For many in this onetime cow town, the development boom is nothing to joke about. Residents and visitors can still clunk along boardwalks, ride a horse-drawn stagecoach around the Town Square, and...

By Cara Froedge

A Wyoming Freedom -for-All

Clyde Walsowski-Smith told me had a dream: He aspired to be the first American to carry a semi-automatic assault weapon into Taggart Lake in Grand Teton National Park...

By Tim Sandlin

Thumb Your Nose at Old Man Winter

Swirling outside like giddy moths, snowflakes easily erase memory of color but they can’t smother the verdant life in the garden window over the kitchen sink. Its productivity seems impossible,...

By Dina mishev

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