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Housing experts often talk about the missing middle — a lack of investment in buildings that have more units than a single-family home but are less dense than midrise apartments. Townhouses, garden apartments, duplexes and triplexes fell out of favor after World War II, in part because of restrictive zoning laws imposed by local governments, many of which were looking to keep out poor people and minorities.

Opinion | The Magic of the Granny Flat Cities are experimenting with a promising tool for addressing a critical shortage of housing for older Americans.

Package pickup will be available from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. It appears as though this will be the only service offered at the counter.

Downtown Jackson post office cuts hours and retail, cites staffing shortage JACKSON, Wyo. — The downtown Jackson post office has shortened its opening hours and eliminated retail services due to a staffing shortage, effective beginning Thursday, Aug. 31. “Due to the staffing shortage in Jackson, WY, effective Thursday, August 31, 2023, there will no longer be retail ser...

From board member John Stennis: As a co-author of a recent guest shot in the Jackson Hole News & Guide, I am passionately advocating for more consistent and effective government support for affordable housing initiatives in our community. Providing affordable housing is not only a moral imperative, but also essential for the economic and social vitality of our region. We need our local government to show strong leadership and commit to long-term solutions that ensure access to safe and affordable housing for all our residents.

Loop housing deserves more support The right place. Paid for entirely by the private sector. Nearly 200 units of housing are designed to be for members of our workforce. Meets all land development regulations and