News&Guide lands 15 National Newspaper Association awards
The Jackson Hole News&Guide took home 15 awards from the 2021 National Newspaper Association contest for its reporting and behind-the-scenes work, including five first-place finishes.
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The Jackson Hole News&Guide took home 15 awards from the 2021 National Newspaper Association contest for its reporting and behind-the-scenes work, including five first-place finishes.
The Wyoming Economic Analysis Division released last week a Teton County "profile" that combines a slew of data about topics as wide-ranging as housing, employment, health insurance coverage and commuting.
The contest includes entries from news outlets in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico. The News&Guide won 13 awards for reporting, photography and design. The honors are usually given out at a ceremony at the Denver Press Club each spring, but this yearâs contest was virtual because of the coronavirus pandemic. Reporters Emily Mieure, Mike Koshmrl, Billy Arnold and Mieure/Arnold won first-place awards in legal features, science and technology news, beat reporting and breaking news, respectively. Director of Visuals Bradly J. Boner won first place in spot news photography, while staff ...
A year of singing with the Young@Heart chorus Published: 4/8/2021 10:15:12 AM In the last 10 years, Iʼve had six life-saving surgeries on my vocal cords. I didnʼt think I’d ever be much of a singer anymore, but I was grateful to choose life over being a sometime-performer of Irish folk songs. And, while soloing wasn’t much of an option anymore, I could still sing harmony and was deeply involved with writing music and performing. So I said yes to Bob Cilman when he asked me to join the Young@Heart Chorus about a year ago. He’d increased the chorus’ age to 75 — the age I turned ...
Community supports stabbing victim Benjamin Sánchez Nieto is reminded of that night every time he takes off his shirt and sees the jagged scar where the knife went in â on the left side of his chest, not far from his heart. âI donât understand why this happened,â Sánchez Nieto told the Jackson Hole Daily through a translator in a phone interview. âI am happy to be here talking to you and happy to be alive.â The longtime Jackson resident was stabbed Dec. 30 just as he was getting home from work. Months later, Sánchez Nieto is still receiving medical care ...