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Northwest College is in talks with the city regarding a proposal to build a retention pond opposite the parking lot north of Ashley Hall, near 10th Street and North Absaroka.
City proposes retention pond project to Northwest College
The City of Powell is proposing a partnership with Northwest College to construct a stormwater retention pond and pipe system on college land that would address a stormwater drainage issue in the … more
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Top from left: Lillian Brazelton, Jennifer Franks, Trace Paul, Rich Stearns and Zac Opps. Bottom from left: Dustin Paul, Laurie Larsen, Daniel Morrow, Joni Bennett and Beau Fulton
Ten candidates run for Park County School District 1 board
The race for four Park County School District 1 school board seats remains packed with 10 candidates vying for the limited positions ahead of the Nov. 8 general election.      … more
Costumes, colors part of run, walk around cemetery
It’s a first: the Jim Beavers Memorial Graveyard Gallop run or walk is Saturday, Oct. 29. The event is sponsored by Homesteader Museum and features a 10K run, a 5K run and a mile run or … more
Thomas Ehlers
Former undersheriff Ehlers running for county commission
Thomas Ehlers has been a libertarian since he could register for a political party. Now he wants to take that small government ethic to the campaign trail as a way, he said, to offer an alternative … more
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UW online kinesiology and health PE master’s program receives national recognition
The University of Wyoming Division of Kinesiology and Health Master of Science in Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) Program has been recognized as No. 1 in the nation by … more
‘Hootin’ Howlin’ Halloween’ at Buffalo Bill Center of the West
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West throws its annual family-friendly Halloween celebration, “Hootin’ Howlin’ Halloween,” on Friday from 2-4:30 p.m. Families are … more
Authorities await DNA results on floating foot
CASPER (WNE) — The investigation into a foot found floating in a Yellowstone National Park thermal pool is waiting on DNA confirmation of the person’s identity, park and local officials … more
Wyoming fentanyl deaths up as state pushes awareness
GILLETTE —The number of fentanyl-related overdose deaths has steadily increased in Wyoming since 2017. The number of yearly deaths fluctuated prior to that, with up and down years since 2013, … more
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Intervenors reiterate their right to defend criminal abortion ban
JACKSON — Two legislators and a nonprofit that want to see Wyoming’s abortion ban take effect are pressing to be allowed to intervene in a lawsuit against the ban. In an Oct. 7 filing … more
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A long-running lawsuit over the 2014 sale of TCT has been dismissed after a judge found a lack of evidence to support a litany of allegations about the sale. TCT, which is based in Cody, said the ruling represents vindication for the company and its leaders, but the plaintiffs plan to appeal.
Judge dismisses long-running suit over TCT sale
For years, a group of critics have alleged that the 2014 sale of Tri County Telephone Association was the result of a broad conspiracy that bilked the cooperative’s then-owners out of tens of … more
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Many farmers in the community pitched in to finish Lyle Bjornestad’s harvest. Farmers not only donated their time but also brought 27 trucks and two extra defoliators.
Beet community rallies to honor Lyle Bjornestad
Lyle Bjornestad, 68, who served on the Western Sugar Cooperatives board for nine years, died Monday following a beet digging accident. In the midst of the tragedy his fellow beet farmers determined … more
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As Kolten Hunter and his family renovate their new home, he hopes to keep as much of the house’s history as possible, especially the wood floors, which he will sand and refinish.
Adding on to a 100-year-old history
The times are changing, but on the corner of Fourth and Absaroka streets one house has weathered this change, likely since before Powell was officially formed.  The house, purchased by Kolten … more
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David Bryan and Shelly Graham show off their great room, the former sanctuary at the Immanuel Lutheran Church. The building is now the home of the couple’s business pursuits, including a broadcasting studio, a doctor’s office and a yoga studio.
The other side: Couple transforms Powell church into home
During the month David Bryan and Shelly Graham were evacuated from their home as fire ravaged their neighborhood in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, they started searching for a new … more
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All Park County School District 1 candidates attended a public forum Monday night in the Powell High School Auditorium. From left: Joni Bennett, Lillian Brazelton, Jennifer Franks, Beau Fulton, Laurie Larsen, Dan Morrow, Zac Opps, Dustin Paul (partially hidden), Trace Paul and Rich Stearns.
Powell Education Association holds school board candidate forum
Powell School District 1’s school board candidates participated in their second forum of the general election season in the Powell High School Auditorium on Monday evening, discussing a wide … more
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A house is listed for sale in the Cottonwood Village subdivision above North Clark Street as it is being built. Building permits for single family homes have been steady while real estate in the Powell area has slowed after a spike in interest in 2021.
Real estate in Powell area back to near normal as new residences continue to be built slow and steady
The real estate market in the region has cooled considerably in the last year, while new residential construction in city limits has stayed slow and steady throughout the last couple of years, … more
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Levi Cvikl, who owns Llamas Unlimited, a Llama touring and renting company, also offers lodging. If someone so chooses they can stay in her renovated silo.
Live a Wyomingite dream and stay the night in a silo
Just outside of Powell, vacationers and short term renters have the opportunity to truly experience Wyoming, by staying in a repurposed silo. Most of the original silo is still intact, the … more
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Sandi Fisher and Demi Olson stand at the counter of Cottonwood Interiors on Sheridan Avenue in Cody.
Cottonwood Interiors offers home goods and design services
Since May, Cottonwood Interiors on Sheridan Avenue in Cody has been providing customers with locally made home goods, custom furniture, interior design consultations and a place to find inspiration … more
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RaeAnn Jackson flashes a big smile at her pumpkin stand on Friday. Jackson has set up shop in her grandmother’s front yard on South Bernard Street where she is selling pumpkins, baked goods and cornstalks.
RaeAnn Jackson has 200 pumpkins for your fall festivities
On South Bernard Street RaeAnn Jackson, a sixth grade student at Powell Middle School, is trying to sell 200 pumpkins out of her grandma’s front yard. Not all of the pumpkins are on site, … more
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Uno, the first beagle of 4,000 seized from a Virginia facility that bred dogs for medical testing, does the rounds at Kindness Ranch Animal Sanctuary with John Ramer, the organization’s executive director. Ramer, who lives at the Hartville, Wyoming, animal sanctuary with other employees, personally adopted Uno after the dog was released from the facility.
Kindness Ranch continues to foster breeding facility beagles
CHEYENNE — Following the closure of a Virginia facility that bred beagles for medical research, more than 200 of these dogs found a second chance in tiny Hartville, Wyoming.   … more
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Clever storage ideas for small spaces
No matter how cramped and cluttered your living space may be, you can almost always find a spot or two for extra storage. It’s often just a matter of getting creative and utilizing a few clever … more
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