Why one member of Jackson’s Hispanic community is especially grateful this Thanksgiving.
Health
People are Forgoing their Cancer Screenings During COVID-19
St. John’s Health officials say at-risk patients should get their regular medical procedures on-schedule.
Scientist Dominic DiGiulio’s Work Illuminated How Fracking Affects People and Environment
Residents of the small town of Pavillion, Wyoming, found themselves the participants of a fracking experiment. And they suffered for it.
Is There a Silver Lining to Online Education?
With school going online only for the last two weeks of November, one middle school teacher sees some upsides along with the challenges.
State and County Officials Differ on Approaches to COVID Spike
Teton County’s public health officer is asking to limit local gatherings to just ten people as the state stands pat without a mask ordinance.
Rise in COVID Cases Takes its Toll on Teton County
Hospital workers, contact tracers, and some business owners are acutely affected by the recent spike in infections.
As COVID Cases Surge, Jackson Enters Pivotal Week
Health officials are urging people to shake their COVID fatigue before the county finds itself in emergency mode.
A Walk in the COVID-Era Woods
Public lands have become the preferred respite for America’s COVID weary. Will Jackson’s pristine places survive the onslaught?
Officials: Consume Local COVID Data with Context, Caution
The COVID-19 dashboard has become a part of residents’ daily digital diets, but it raises as many questions as it answers. Is a lack of data fueling controversy in the community?
