“Jackson Hole Community Radio”
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Jackson, Wyoming


During Prohibition, many states ordered trees with apples perfect for alcoholic cider to be chopped down. Not so in Wyoming. Now a local duo is tapping some of those mighty old trees to help revive the hard cider industry.

How does a guitar make those sounds? If you missed the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet's fiery KHOL performance today, listen here:

They perform at Walk Festival Hall tonight. We'll be giving away two more tickets to the show during the 5 o clock hour.

Ready for a hot take on the issues that matter to you plus a dose of fresh music? Tune in to KHOL's news and music morning show, RE-Take. It premieres 9 a.m. Thursday. This week we're digging into housing and that pretty little penny tax known as SPET.

Cam Fields is a veteran dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder. After he learned that a military buddy with PTSD committed suicide, he started a project that gets vets into the mountains to cope.

“When families are picked up by ICE, they just disappear. No one knows anything until they are in a detention center."
The Rapid Response Network trains volunteers in Jackson today to respond when people are confronted by federal immigration officials.

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