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Humidity: 19%
Wind: 7 mph
While those in the south central part of Wyoming went totally bonkers over the solar eclipse, those in Park County were only 98 percent bonkers.
A Cody man allegedly led several police officers on a high-speed chase through Ralston and Powell before crashing on the Willwood Sunday afternoon.
Tragedy in Charlottesville prompts peaceful protest
Recent events in Charlottesville, Virginia, were a sobering reminder that hate, in many forms, is alive in well in America.
Connect to Community initiative to strengthen bond between Powell, NWC
On a cold, snowy morning in early February, community members gathered to discuss ideas on reinforcing Powell’s image as a “college town.”
Couple claimed school staffers ‘plotted’ to have their child taken away
A judge has tossed out a Clark couple’s lawsuit, which alleged Powell school district officials conspired to take away their child last year.
British invasion took three years to plan, costs thousands
Gordon Baird thought it would be a great experience for his Scout troop to see the total solar eclipse in Wyoming. So he tried to make a reservation at the Camp Buffalo Bill — the Boy Scouts of America adventure camp on the North Fork — for some fun before heading to Jackson for the astronomical event.
Panther gridders open season Friday against Douglas
On Friday night at 6 p.m., the Powell High School football team will host the first game of the season against the Douglas Bearcats.
A total of 20 Lady Panther swimmers dove into their swim season last week under the direction of new head coach Bob Smartt.
Seniors to provide leadership to young squad
The Powell High School volleyball team started its season with two-a-day practices last week in preparation for the start of the season in Riverton on Friday and Saturday.
Little League Baseball started in 1938 with a three-team league in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, as a way for youth to play like the major leaguers of the day. Little League has grown and changed tremendously in the 79 years since then — and Gary Hatmaker saw many of those changes firsthand, across 50 years of coaching.
Mark Nuss and Pat Slater placed fifth in the Wyoming Walleye Stampede last weekend.
The Park County Fairgrounds looked and sounded like a scene out of the old West over the weekend, as mounted shooters from around the region competed in the 5th Annual Battle in the Basin CMSA Wyoming State Championship.
If figuring out how to pay for the education of Wyoming’s children is the 800-pound gorilla in the room, it’s been concerning to watch some lawmakers and school leaders painting that gorilla into a corner.
Wear special eclipse glasses or use pinhole projection
In all the hype surrounding Monday’s total solar eclipse, don’t miss this: Protect your eyes if you look at the sun.
Further review of state plan needed
Imagine working on a team tasked with what some said was impossible — but, despite the odds, the team achieves that goal after 10 long years.
Though theft comes in several different varieties, it all generally fits into one simple definition: You betray someone’s trust and take something that doesn’t belong to you.
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