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Flash flooding last spring impacted Lane 13 near the Willwood Dam worst of any other county road, as water pouring down a draw in the McCullough Peaks washed away some of the infrastructure near the road. The road is slated for major work as part of a Willwood road corridor project.
Willwood road improvements have become top priority
An increase in traffic and failing pavement sections have made maintenance on the Willwood road corridor more of a priority for Park County Public Works, leading to preparations now on a large … more
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Inspired to give
He doesn’t know the recipient of his donated kidney, but a Park County man is satisfied that his gift will be life-sustaining to someone. Ken Montgomery of Clark made a … more
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Information sought about missing Cody woman
Family members of a missing Cody woman are asking anyone with information about her whereabouts to get in touch with law enforcement. Katie Ferguson was last seen on Oct. 10 in Arkansas and … more
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The American Legion Hughes-Pittinger Post 26 honor guard performed a three-volley salute following the Powell High School Veterans Day assembly. From left, Ernest (Bud) Schrickling, Jim Bruno, James Thomas, John Fraser and Steve Bustos.
Powell Schools honor veterans during assemblies
Not all veterans fly planes or fight overseas, “but those people are veterans too, so whether you were in the military … whether you were in the war or not, whether you fueled planes or … more
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Last sugar beets slowly trickling in
At week’s end, there was hope that sun and drying conditions would allow for harvest of the final acres of the area sugar beet crop that had been frozen in an Oct. 26 temporary plunge in … more
Communications equipment destroyed in a wind storm that resulted in a fatal fire is seen littered across the Line Creek landscape as teams attempt to salvage parts and reconnect the important communications devices. The building was replaced recently with a ‘bullet-proof’ structure.
‘Bullet-proof’ communications structure erected in Clark
As hurricane-force winds in excess of 140 mph blew through Clark late in the evening on Nov. 15, 2021 — helping to spread a fire that killed a resident and torched homes, outbuildings, vehicles … more
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Man receives probation in Clark kidnapping case
A man who was charged with terrorizing his family in Clark last summer has received probation. Caleb J. Waldron, 29, was released from jail Thursday after nearly four months behind bars. … more
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Sample the Season event adds eggnog crawl
This year not only will people be able to stroll downtown for some early Christmas shopping and nibble on treats, but those ages 21 and older will be able to take part in an eggnog crawl. Sample … more
Man arrested for firing bolts onto Cody airport runway
A Cody man fired several bolts onto the Yellowstone Regional Airport runway last week amid an apparent mental health episode, authorities say. Although airport officials described it as a potentially … more
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From left, the Northwest College equine judging team (from left) Olivia Cottam, Jasmine Brinley, Pamila Thiel, Adelene Royes and Avalon Ponce display their awards garnered at the AQHA World Show NHJTCA Reining Contest.
NWC equine judging team reserve world champs
The Northwest College equine judging team earned Reserve World Champions, and two team members were in the top five overall in the Junior College Division, at a contest in Oklahoma City. The … more
Wreaths Across America remembers veterans in Powell and Cody
Every year during the holiday season the Yellowstone Regional Composite Squadron of Civil Air Patrol (YRCS) strives to remember deceased veterans in Cody and Powell. This is accomplished by placing … more
Men allege human trafficking
Two men allege they were human trafficked to Triangle Cross Ranch in Clark — which claimed to offer various kinds of therapeutic interventions for troubled children — for forced and … more
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Nov. 16 meeting for comments on water rights issue
Three stream segments with crucial native trout habitat are proposed for streamflow protection in Wyoming. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is seeking instream flow water rights for segments of … more
Property tax ballot measure will slash local funding, report finds
A statewide ballot initiative would effectively halve rising property tax bills for certain residents but would slash education and local government funding. That’s according to a fiscal … more
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Former Wyoming gubernatorial candidate Brent Bien talks with roughly 40 people at a town hall in Clark on Nov. 9 hosted by Rep. Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (R-Cody) and Sen. Tim French (R-Powell).
State legislators host town hall in Clark
Numerous public issues were addressed during a Clark town hall, but a “people’s initiative” aimed at possibly reducing property tax bills by 50% emerged as the predominant topic. … more
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School bus driver to be charged with nine counts of reckless endangering
GILLETTE (WNE) ­— A Gillette school bus driver accused of harming four children when she sped through dips in an intersection last week will be charged with nine counts of reckless … more
Lily Trandahl, senior at Upton High School, is entering the Wyoming Army National Guard, pursuing a lifelong dream to follow in her father’s footsteps as a soldier. A young Trandahl is pictured with her father, Nick Trandahl, when he was on leave during his deployment in 2009.
Following in Dad’s footsteps
NEWCASTLE — Lily Trandahl’s admiration for her father, Nicholas Trandahl, for his military service began when she was very young. Since she was a toddler, she’s dreamed of likewise … more
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Hunters reminded to submit harvest surveys
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department wants to know how your Wyoming hunt went this year. Many hunters have received a harvest survey via email or the U.S. Postal Service. The … more
The sun rises over the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone National Park on a foggy morning. The origins of early public lands in the west were largely credited to preservationists and conservationists in the late 1800s and early 1900s and often associated with President Theodore Roosevelt.
The origins of public lands
Access to public lands is just as hotly debated today as it was when the U.S. initially started setting aside large tracts of land, saving them from development. That the philosophical idea of … more
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Southside Elementary School celebrated its second National Blue Ribbon School designation on Oct. 26. Southside Elementary first earned the title in 2014. This year students wore shirts that declared 2023 a ‘Blue Year.’
Southside Elementary School celebrating a blue year
Field trips and programs that accommodate all students make Southside Elementary School worthy of being a Blue Ribbon School, fifth grader Pele Rapp confidently declared to a crowd of hundreds in … more
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