What captured us in films about the Vatican, Olympic hostages, a terminally ill teenager, a charming robot and architect László Tóth.
Culture
On Set: Jackson scores big with young film fest
Second-year curation documents Afghanistan’s ski culture, Munich’s Olympic hostage crisis and a Greater-than-life Dane.
Poem of the Month: Winter’s Bite
Marika Hanson yearns for a lost sharpness.
Miss Wyoming focuses on females in sports to prepare for Miss America
Miss America will be crowned next month in Orlando, Florida, an over 2,000-mile, seldom-made trek from Greybull, Wyoming. But one 21-year-old will be doing exactly that, looking to be the Cowboy State’s first winner.
On Set: “Gladiator II” Review
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts reviews the sequel to the Ridley Scott classic.
Poem of the Month: Evidence of Water
Christine Stevens’ writing takes a turn in a dry stream bed.
One Small Step: Town councilor and mayoral candidate speaks with church leader
Town Councilor and mayoral candidate Arne Jorgensen discussed political vitriol, the role of government and fatherhood with Brian Bultema of the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole.
Inaugural Jackson Hole Book Festival elevates literary scene
Thirty authors discuss recent releases from grizzlies to astronauts.
Jacksonites compete in fifth World Nomad Games in Kazakhstan
A group from Jackson and across the West traveled to an international competition dedicated to “ethnic sports” from Central Asia.
