All posts tagged "poetry"

  • THE NEW WEST: Indigenous Wisdom

    The voice of Red Elk-Reed hails from the real old West. JACKSON HOLE, WY — On the high plains of the American West, where four or five generations of land tenure is invoked to claim greater credibility...

    • Posted September 6, 2017
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  • CULTURE FRONT: Poetic prowess at the library

    Jackson Hole, Wyoming – A few weeks ago, the small town of Ethete, Wyoming, was home to a minor literary first. Wyoming poets David Romtvedt and Matt Daly were in residence at Wind River Tribal College for...

    • Posted February 3, 2015
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  • REDNECK PERSPECTIVE: St. Blythe would soon be there

    ’Twas the night before Christmas in my trailer house, I was doing bourbon shots and unbuttoning Blythe’s blouse; Her stockings were nylon, I removed them with care, In hopes that black lace soon would be there! Blythe’s...

    • Posted December 16, 2014
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  • THIS WEEK: November 26 – December 2

    CALENDAR HIGHLIGHTS WEDNESDAY 11.26 to MONDAY 12.15 Dual art exhibit View this eclectic art show incorporating a variety of media, including watercolors and computer-generated digital art. The art of Stacy Beazer-Rogers and Helen Farrell is contemporary, but...

    • Posted November 25, 2014
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  • POETRY CORNER: For the love of poetry

    JACKSON HOLE, WYO – In April, Teton County Library honors poetry as part of our year-long 75th Anniversary Celebration and highlights the genre as part of national Poetry Month. One program, Voces, is a bilingual poetry reading session, allowing...

    • Posted April 9, 2013
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