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Tour the old Powell Library building
Residents of Powell and surrounding areas are invited to an open house at the old library building. Come say farewell to the building and enjoy a guided tour behind the scenes. Library staff will … more
Launch party for local author’s tale of adventure  
Clark author Cathy Ringler will launch “Miya’s Mountain” at 6 p.m. on Thursday, June 13 at the Cody Public Library. In this coming-of-age novel, 15-year-old Miya Skippingbird … more
Upcoming public meetings to address future highway projects
A series of annual public meetings is scheduled in July, August and September to address future highway and bridge improvement projects in northwest Wyoming. The State Transportation … more
Park County Open Lands is hosting its second annual community picnic on Friday, June 28, from 5-8 p.m. at Canal Park in Cody.
Park County Open Lands hosts community picnic
The community is invited to join Park County Open Lands for the 2nd Annual Community Picnic on Friday, June 28, from 5-8 p.m. This picnic will be a family friendly event with opportunities to meet … more
A sow black bear trailed by five cubs — an extraordinarily large litter — ascend a hill on the slopes of Teton Pass.
Five grizzly bear cubs make the largest litter in Yellowstone-area history
Within hours of the sighting on June 5, Frank van Manen caught word that there was a grizzly sow with five cubs in tow spotted in Yellowstone National Park.  Five cubs following mom is so … more
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Garland Light & Power down briefly Monday
Service to 24 customers on the Garland Light & Power electrical system north of Powell was interrupted briefly after 6 a.m. Monday, June 10. An equipment failure was the source of the outage … more
Historic preservation looks for input on new plan
The Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) is beginning its initial public input sessions for the development of the next 10-year statewide historic preservation plan. The development … more
Can voters elect an AI for mayor?
An AI-generated candidate has filed to run for Cheyenne mayor, and county officials are investigating whether VIC, an acronym for Virtual Integrated Citizen, can appear on the ballot. Under … more
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Game and Fish offers bowhunter education
CODY — The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is offering a bowhunter education course in Cody on June 28 and 29. Registration is open.  The class will take place at the Game … more
Big Horn Basin Vietnam veterans to be honored June 30
A Thermopolis woman and her brother-in-law are hoping to honor all Vietnam veterans in the Big Horn Basin — Washakie, Hot Springs, Big Horn, Park and Fremont counties — in an event on … more
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Repaired statue unveiled at Coe Terminal dedication
Just days before a statue of the late Sen. Hank Coe was to be unveiled at Yellowstone Regional Airport, the larger-than-life bronze burned in a fire. But thanks to quick action and skilled … more
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Park County Travel Council Executive Director Ryan Hauck speaks to a crowd of families eager to get out on the Bears in the Basin Trail for fun and prizes Friday at The Commons at Pond Park.
Bear Trail open: Families scatter in Park County scavenger hunt
After celebratory speeches by dignitaries, children scattered throughout downtown Powell Friday in search of Bears in the Basin, a mobile-exclusive scavenger hunt created by the Park County Travel … more
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PCSD1 increases base salary for staff
Thanks to this year’s legislative budget session, an external cost adjustment of roughly $1 million will give Park County School District 1 employees a pay bump moving forward. As part of … more
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Judge tosses most of officer’s suit against city
A federal judge has thrown out most of the legal claims that a former police officer brought against the City of Powell, but is allowing some to proceed. Former Powell Police Officer Ryan Davis … more
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Powell to form clay target team
About a dozen Powell students who attended the first meeting for the USA Clay Target League will soon be joining nearly 50,000 student athletes involved in more than 1,600 teams across the country. … more
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A weekend landslide left a large hole on Teton Pass, with no estimate of when it will be fixed.
Teton Pass closed indefinitely; Gordon declares emergency
There’s no timeline yet for how long Teton Pass will remain closed after a weekend landslide left a gaping hole in the highway linking the communities and economies of Idaho and Wyoming. … more
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Department of Education  launches information hub for ESA
CHEYENNE (WNE) — In anticipation of the Jan. 1 launch of the Wyoming Education Savings Account, the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) has established an information hub for residents to … more
Firewood permits now available online
CODY — Firewood permits for the Shoshone National Forest are now available for purchase through a new online E-Permit system. Permits may be purchased by computer or mobile device … more
The Clark Jubilee Rodeo returns June 22 and promises a 9 a.m. parade, morning events for the kids and riding events at the Clark Arena.
Clark Jubilee Rodeo is slated for June 22
Riders who want to show their equestrian skills can sign up for the Clark Jubilee Rodeo ahead of the Saturday, June 22 contest. Events will be held at the Clark Arena adjacent to the Pioneer … more
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Unshakeable: Bonny Rouse won’t let a little thing like losing a leg slow her down
Folks out for a drive were honking and yelling words of support Monday as they passed Bonita ‘Bonny’ Rouse as she took her power scooter off-roading on the grassy knoll on the south side … more
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