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Cody artist M.C. Poulsen, shown here painting one of the works in his Yellowstone waterfalls series, leads ‘Painting with Poulsen’ Date Night at the Center of the West on Dec. 1.
Local artist will teach during museum date night
Renowned western American artist M.C. “Mike” Poulsen, one of the Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale’s perennial artists and twice the event’s Honored Artist, is also a great art … more
A group of veterans and first responders aided by service dogs stand with Wes and wife Kaycie Mangus at the K9 Elite banquet held Nov. 11 at the Park County Fairgrounds. Pictured (from left), Sean Holloway, Jerrid and Tara Geving, Colan Kellogg, Lance Patenode, Kaycie and Wes Magnus and Jody Tennis.
Amount raised at banquet will lead to record number of service dogs provided
A successful banquet has given K9 Elite the resources to raise, train and provide up to 20 service dogs in the next year, a record amount for the growing organization. K9 Elite hosted its first … more
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Senators push transportation board to include coal industry representatives
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Wyoming’s two U.S. Senators joined with other coal state legislators to push to get coal industries representatives on a federal committee. U.S. Sens. Cynthia … more
Women gain seats in Wyoming Legislature
Wyoming continues to make advances in female political representation, adding four more women to the Legislature this election cycle.  Twenty out of 93 legislators who will serve constituents … more
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Sign theft increases in southeast Wyoming
LARAMIE (WNE) — The Wyoming Department of Transportation has noticed an increase in sign theft over the last year.  More signs have been reported stolen each year, with common targets … more
Riverton man arrested for felony child abuse
RIVERTON (WNE) — A Riverton man was arrested on Nov. 21 after he allegedly assaulted 24-day-old twin infants.  Police were called to Sage West at 4:20 p.m. on a report of an infant with … more
Smith, the face of Yellowstone wolf recovery, is retiring
JACKSON (WNE) — Doug Smith, the human face of Yellowstone National Park’s wolf research and management program, is retiring. Smith’s name is inseparably tied to the recent … more
A crowd takes a tour of the new Dave Kuhn Training Facility at the WyoTech campus on Saturday, Nov. 19, during a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new 90,000 square feet, $16 million facility.
WyoTech celebrates 90,000 square feet expansion
LARAMIE — WyoTech, a Laramie technical school, is helping to meet a national need.  That was the sentiment expressed by school, community and business supporters who attended the … more
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Powell Valley Healthcare, estate of late surgeon sued for medical negligence
P owell Valley Healthcare and the estate of a surgeon who died nearly a year ago in a plane crash are being sued by a former patient over a 2020 surgery. Sylvia Hutton, a Cody resident, filed … more
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Shane Legler
Powell Cares Alliance shifts gears
T he Powell Cares Alliance is making changes to its program in an effort to better serve families in need without changes to the application process.   The Alliance began its path in 2019, … more
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A mule deer buck crests a ridge near Skull Creek while chasing does during the species’ rut last week. The Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce is nearing the end of its 18-month course and will meet for the final time in December.
Wildlife task force prepares for final report
R iding the line between wanting to do what is needed to keep Wyoming wildlife managers well-funded and yet not dramatically increasing fees for resident hunters, the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce is … more
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Dr. Lawrence Todd
Kills, Camps and Mountain Landscapes: Records of the last 11,000 years of bison in northwestern Wyoming
Records of human predation and use of bison in the Big Horn Basin and Absaroka Mountains begins with the spectacular evidence provided by the Horner Site near Cody, which provides clues to hunting … more
Bill to put housing on state land dies in committee
L awmakers killed a bill Tuesday aimed at allowing residential development on the state’s 3.4 million acres. Those opposed to the draft bill were largely focused on a clause that cut out … more
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A view from the Gateway lot Yellowstone Electric had asked to purchase shows the lot Yellowstone Motors requested the city to sell to it. Monday night city council members agreed to go through the process to sell both lots to the individual companies at slightly below appraised value to support economic development.
City votes to proceed with process to sell Gateway lots for economic development
A fter a lengthy discussion Monday, Powell city council members decided unanimously to sell two Gateway Drive lots for slightly under the appraised value to the only two companies who have shown … more
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A crew of volunteers from HistoriCorps works on the old district ranger residence at the Crandall Ranger Station. The cabin was built more than 80 years ago and was in desperate need of updating as it now serves to house seasonal workers in the Shoshone National Forest. The project is being funded by the 2020 Great American Outdoors Act.
Federal funds fuel Wyoming forest infrastructure projects
F ederal officials have allocated millions of dollars to improve roads and trails across Wyoming’s national forests — which have been under increasing strain as user numbers … more
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Audit affirms Park County’s general election results
After a review and an audit, Park County’s general election results are official. The county’s results were certified Thursday, Nov. 10 and the State of … more
Mark Lynn checks in to vote Nov. 8 at the Powell polling place at Heart Mountain Hall at the Park County Fairgrounds. Park County voters bucked the statewide trend and participated at a much higher level than the state average.
Park County voters showed up much more than the state average
P ark County voters bucked the state trend in the November general election. While the turnout percentage statewide was the second-lowest in state history, locally well over half of county … more
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Benjamin Daniels
Judge urges Cody man to seek help during house arrest in Powell
F ollowing a Nov.16 arraignment in Park County Fifth District Court, a Cody man has been released from the Park County Detention Center to serve house arrest in Powell. Benjamin Bradley Daniels, … more
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Heart Mountain releases new edition of incarceration history
The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation is proud to announce the publication of an updated edition of Douglas Nelson’s “Heart Mountain: The History of an American Concentration Camp.” … more
Powell High School band director John Fabela poses with famous composer Frank Ticheli and Southside Elementary School music teacher Katie Sears. Ticheli composed all of the music for the event.
Students learn from famous composer
The sounds of many different instruments began to meld into one beautifully composed piece as renowned composer Frank Ticheli signaled for Powell High School freshman Curtis Muecke to join … more
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