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The number of visitors at National Park Service properties continues to grow and the financial benefit to gateway communities in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem continues to increase, according to … more
A Cody businesswoman recently pleaded guilty to filing a false tax return, admitting she withheld and then manipulated several years of returns in an attempt to avoid paying more than $2.5 million in … more
Parkside Elementary School Principal Jason Hillman said that the school’s two part mission is to be the kindest and highest performing school in the state and to be valued by its stakeholders. … more
Just in time for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s large carnivore team’s busy season, wildlife biologist Mark Aughton has been added to the roster. He brings with him some skills … more
The Powell Library plans to soon install a StoryWalk at Homesteader Park, giving residents and visitors the opportunity to do some reading while stretching their legs. The installation would … more
For Norman Manweiler, there’s always a way. “People say handicapped people can’t do nothing,” he said. “When I was 6, I remember my grandfather telling me, … more
With hunters now afield, a recent case points to a rising trend of wanton waste violations. Lewis Cornell of Fullerton, California, pleaded guilty in Park County Circuit Court to waste or … more
The idea of the store she’s now working to create has been in Ana Carsey’s head and heart for awhile. “I had this idea of bringing the church to main street, meeting people … more
CODY — The Cody Regional Health Foundation has awarded this year’s coveted Loretta Stapleton Scholarship to Laura Bressan, a laboratory assistant at Cody Regional Health. … more
CODY — Cody Regional Health recently had the privilege of hosting an engaging and educational tour for three third-grade classes from Sunset Elementary School in Cody. With a mission to inspire … more
Do you feel bombarded by half-truths, misinformation or downright propaganda? The world says find and follow your own truth. In this interdenominational Bible study, people around the world … more
As libraries across the state prepare to compete for $12.6 million, Park County officials are hoping to secure most of the pot to expand the Powell Library. The plan is to ask for $10 million, … more
The Park County Republican Party has removed over 20 precinct committeemen and women from their elected positions, saying they failed to attend enough party meetings. However, there’s some … more
Attendance in Powell schools is gradually rebounding after the COVID-19 pandemic saw attendance drop — the 2022-2023 academic year in Powell saw 94.25% of students in attendance which is higher … more
A project on the Willwood that has been planned for years just took a big step forward. At its Sept. 5 meeting commissioners (with Dossie Overfield abstaining) voted to accept Engineering … more
A cement truck carrying a full load rolled off the road and onto a minivan with five passengers near Tower Junction in late August. The five unidentified occupants of the minivan were extricated … more
Former Heart Mountain incarceree Sam Mihara will speak about his experiences at noon Thursday at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center. The talk will be followed by a signing of his book … more
Samsung’s annual Solve for Tomorrow Competition opened Aug. 29 and added a new $25,000 award.  Students are challenged to find a way that science, technology, engineering and … more
LeRoy C. Feusner, P.E., of Billings, Montana, has been posthumously honored with the NCEES Distinguished Examination Service Award for his dedicated service to NCEES and the engineering profession. … more
CHEYENNE (WNE)  — On Thursday, U.S. Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) introduced the Allowing for Recreational Resources for Outdoor Wellness (ARROW) Act to stop the Biden administration from … more
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