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From fragile nighthawk eggs to views of the rugged summit of the Grand Teton, this 640-acre state school trust parcel near Kelly in Grand Teton National Park holds significant natural resource values.
After decades of political maneuvering, Grand Teton buys Wyoming’s Kelly Parcel
T he federal government bought Wyoming’s 640-acre Kelly Parcel school section for $100 million last week, a transaction that will see the wildlife-rich property that lawmakers had proposed for … more
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In order to free a cat from the chimney, Powell police officers Dustin DelBiaggio (at left) and Isaac Gutierrez eventually had to both squeeze into the fireplace. It was a tight fit.
Police rescue Christmas visitor from chimney
T he wrong “claws” got stuck in a Powell chimney this Christmas season, requiring police to come to the rescue. While it took some doing, a pair of officers managed to free a cat … more
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Emma Scott flashes a beautiful smile as molds go into a furnace prior to pouring bronze Saturday night during the Empress Bronze Foundry’s Winter Solstice pour party in Frannie. Scott owns the business, which she opened just a few short months after losing her job in the May 29 Caleco Foundry fire in Cody.
The Dream Team
B y the time Park County Fire District 2 volunteers had cleared the scene early on the morning of May 29, employees of Bucky Hall’s Caleco Foundry in Cody had begun arriving at the scene. Some … more
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Carolyn Aune
Supreme Court upholds Cody woman’s murder conviction
A Cody woman who recklessly caused a toddler’s death in 2021 must continue to serve a lifelong prison sentence, as the Wyoming Supreme Court affirmed her conviction and rejected her appeal on … more
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Brent Bien
Wyoming’s electoral votes officially go to Trump
A lthough 192,633 Wyomingites cast their ballots for Republican Donald Trump in November, the three votes cast for the former and incoming president last week were the ones that really mattered. … more
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The Powell Economic Partnership is raising funds to design a new walking and biking path between Ralston and Garland. The hope is to generally construct it between the BNSF Railroad and the Garland Canal.
PEP raising funds for new trail between Ralston and Garland
H undreds of local residents have voiced support for creating a new walking and biking path in the Powell area. The challenge now is figuring out a way to turn those wishes into reality. The … more
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Hoist team takes to the sky
Started in February 2020, the Wyoming Hoist Team, which includes Park County search and rescue members and is led by Jeff Schmidt of Basin, is a highly specialized group of search and rescue … more
New fund offers relief for Wyoming ranchers facing wildlife disease risk
CODY — Wyoming cattle ranchers to the east of Yellowstone National Park are eligible for the new East Yellowstone Brucellosis Compensation Fund established by ranchers and conservation … more
Wapiti cell tower approved
With it looking increasingly unlikely that they would be able to prevent a planned cell tower from being built in the Wapiti Valley, Park County commissioners agreed to approve the project Tuesday, … more
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Christine Garceau has been an associate professor of photography at Northwest College since 2012. Her photography is on display at the SinClair Gallery in the Orendorff Building on campus until Jan. 17.
50 years behind the lens
An early love of playing percussion instruments from Christine Garceau's years in band are still pronounced on her fingers. A large dent from constantly using drumsticks is still visible after more … more
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Cody sex offender imprisoned after getting caught with gun
A young Cody man who was jailed for possessing sexually explicit videos of a teenager last year is back behind bars after he fled from his probation agent and got caught with a loaded handgun. … more
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Northwest College’s new website features a view from Heart Mountain. Four of the five main links below the photo are geared specifically toward prospective students.
New NWC website focuses on attracting prospective students
In redesigning its website, Northwest College put a greater emphasis on prospective students. Where the previous design put events and news from the college front and center, the new look puts … more
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Steve Lensegrav (center), hugs his wife Melissa Lensegrav (left) while holding their granddaughter Jorie Cragoe. Behind, from left: Jasmyne Lovera, Hayden Cragoe and Brooke Cragoe. Steve was named Wyoming’s Assistant Principal of the Year during a Nov. 26 assembly.
Powell High School’s Steve Lensegrav named Wyoming’s Assistant Principal of the Year
Continuing last year’s streak, another assistant principal from Park County School District 1 has been named the 2025 Wyoming Assistant Principal of the Year by the Wyoming Association of … more
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Cody resident Brent Bien was one of three electors to cast votes Tuesday for President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance at the Secretary of State’s Office in Cheyenne. From left: Bryan Miller, Brent Bien, Marti Halverson, Secretary of State Chuck Gray and Gov. Mark Gordon.
Wyoming’s electoral votes officially go to Trump
Although 192,633 Wyomingites cast their ballots for Republican Donald Trump in November, the three votes cast for the former and incoming president last week were the ones that really mattered. … more
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While snow covers the ground at Mammoth Hot Springs, as well as much of Yellowstone National Park, the area is still lacking in the quantity of snow it gets on average and visitors from the West and North entrances currently can only do oversnow travel in snow coach tours due to the lack of enough snow to travel by snowmobile. The East and South entrances are still offering snowmobile tours.
White Christmas not likely in Powell
The weather in the Shoshone Basin, which includes the Powell and Cody area, has been more than pleasant with winter just around the corner. The lack of snow a week from Christmas may seem like a gift … more
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Christmas Eve services
It’s once again the holiday season and Christmas Eve services are nearly here, with many local churches holding special services. Grace Point will be holding a lighted Christmas Eve … more
Clean-up funding includes Wyoming orphaned wells
The Department of the Interior recently announced a $109.6 million investment through President Joe Biden’s Investing in America agenda to put people to work plugging, remediating and … more
Brody Wells placed in saddle bronc for the fifth time Saturday in the final round of the National Finals Rodeo to wind up 10th in the world standing with more than $230,000 in earnings.
Wells ready to roll after NFR
LAS VEGAS — There’s a lot to being a rodeo cowboy. It’s not just riding or roping. It’s being a businessman, knowing how to plan a schedule and take care of all the … more
County regulations draft causes concern over adult businesses
The first round of amendments to Park County’s development standards and regulations (DSR) was intended, in part, to align the county’s rules with state and federal law. That’s … more
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Tyler Smith
Man imprisoned after erratic behavior, failed escape attempt
After urinating on a Meeteetse resident’s property, resisting Park County Sheriff’s deputies and making an ill-fated attempt to escape through the ceiling of a hospital bathroom, a man is … more
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