The goal of the new fund is to continue to provide a needs-based scholarship each year to support a participant on an all-women, fully-guided trip up the iconic peak.
Culture
Extreme skiing and music scene pioneer Bill Briggs shares life’s greatest rewards
The 93-year-old has calmed cowboy fights with music and spent at least 10 years studying ski turns before Grand Teton first descent.
On Set: Behind the lens with indie filmmakers
Three directors capture coming-of-age in next week’s Jackson Hole International Film Festival.
‘A Meteor on Stage’
Former Jackson mayor Sara Flitner on her relationship with her nephew, Cody-based country star Luke Bell, following the recent release of his posthumous album.
On Set: ‘Wicked: For Good’
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts explores the highly anticipated sequel’s second act problem.
New film documents oft-overlooked conversations of compassion
‘Something Changed in the Room’ documentary explores music therapy in end-of-life care.
Politics, press and philanthropy: How a Jackson Hole billionaire couple is shaping Wyoming
B. Wayne Jr. and Molly Hughes, who moved to Wyoming eight years ago, are having a significant influence on the state.
StoryCorps: Meet the best friends making the magic of hot air ballooning
Margaret Rose Breffeilh and Virginia Powell Symons organize dozens of liftoffs each year at the Teton Valley Balloon Rally.
On Set: “Predator: Badlands”
Director Dan Trachtenberg continues an inconsistent but beloved movie tradition from the 80s.
