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Elizabeth McCabe was co-publisher of the Jackson Hole Guide with her husband, Fred, from the late-1960 until the paper merged with the Jackson Hole News in 2002. She continued as co-publisher of the Jackson Hole News&Guide with News owner Mike Sellett until her death in 2012 at age 101. For many years throughout that time, McCabe photographed the 4-H winners at the Teton County Fair. BRADLY J. BONER / NEWS&GUIDE FILE Ann Ramsay woke up in the middle of the night and decided to donate nearly $2 million to the 4-H program in Jackson. The gift establishes an e...

Gift To UW To Support 4-H and Teton County Extension Support for UW Extension employees located in Teton County is critical for the mission of the program. For decades, McCabe was a big supporter of UW Extension programs in Teton County. She co-owned The Jackson Hole Guide newspaper, which later became The Jackson Hole News & Guide. For decades, McCabe contributed an annual segment devoted to local 4-H participation. At the age of 100, McCabe photographed her last Teton County Fair. In December 2020, Ramsay gifted a property located in Teton County to UW for the support of 4-H and UW Extensio...

April 7, 2021 A $1.8 million gift from Ann Ramsay in honor of her late mother, Elizabeth McCabe, will support 4-H and University of Wyoming Extension employees located in Teton County. McCabe, a former co-owner of The Jackson Hole Guide, died in 2012 at age 101. (Brad Boner Photo) The University of Wyoming has received a $1.8 million gift from Ann Ramsay in honor of her late mother, Elizabeth McCabe, that will support 4-H and UW Extension employees located in Teton County. The Teton County 4-H Building in Jackson will be named in McCabe’s honor. “My mother was totally devoted to the 4-H m...

Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The family of a woman who died in Ninewells Hospital after battling Covid-19 have donated 22 tablet computers so others can stay in touch with their loved ones. Ann Ramsay contracted the virus at the start of the year and went on to spend 20 days in the hospital’s Covid-19 High Dependency Unit (HDU) before dying on January 20. Her family raised more than £3,200 for the tablet computers, which they have ...