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The staff of Wyo Hoofbeats show off the paintings they made with the help of Ana Petkovic Gale, a local artist who hosts art sessions through her company 307 Art LLC. In November Gale earned her art therapy certification allowing her to further serve members of the community. From left, Jennifer Just, Heather Bales, Naomi Sims, Grace Bales, Tina Bloxham, Lexi Vlahos, Jody Goldbach and Rachel Moorman.
Local artist to begin offering art therapy
Looking back at her life, many of her experiences have been building blocks into the world of art therapy, Ana Petkovic Gale realized. Health and wellness has always been a part of Gale’s … more
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Cryotherapy and cold exposure can help recovery and has some purported mental health benefits.
Keeping it cool: Cryotherapy's benefits and potential risks
Isaac Dunsey, a Powell High School junior was so persuaded by a social media influencer, he attempted to fashion an ice bath from a clean garbage can, hoping to experience muscle and blood health … more
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Kaley Brandt opened Vault Health + Wellness earlier this year, temporarily locating the business at a suite on South Bent Street. The medical and wellness spa is set to move to bigger quarters next summer.
Medical and wellness spa comes to downtown
It was amid the COVID-19 pandemic that Kaley Brandt decided she wanted to go out on her own and practice aesthetic medicine. Now, after years of additional education and planning, Brandt’s … more
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A total of 150 minutes of aerobic exercise per week can help lower cholesterol and high blood pressure according to experts.
What you need to know about cholesterol
(Family Features) Understanding and improving cholesterol is important for people of all ages, including children and teens. Maintaining healthy cholesterol levels can help keep your heart healthy … more
Pool repairs are delayed after bids prove too pricey
After the bids came in well over budget, city leaders will stick with a leaky liner at the Powell Aquatic Center for at least another year. The city wanted to hire a crew to remove the … more
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Sleeping Giant Ski Area & Zipline was listed for sale on Tuesday by owner Nick Piazza, The Cody businessman and his private company took over the operations from a nonprofit organization in 2020.
Sleeping Giant listed for sale
Four years after he rescued the Sleeping Giant ski area from a potential closure, Cody businessman Nick Piazza put the facility up for sale on Tuesday. The property, which is located just … more
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Park County Planning and Zoning regulations process moves forward
Park County is close to beginning work on the second, and much more impactful, round of amendments to its planning and zoning regulations. The first round of amendments to the Park … more
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Drake Heintz (left) shakes Tim Wormald’s hand after receiving his academic letter on Nov. 26. Wormald later took to the stage to applaud Powell High School students’ WYTOPP scores, which stood out amongst other large school districts.
Powell High School stands out among large schools
Powell High School is running with some of the best in the state. When it comes to last year’s WYTOPP scores Powell High School ranked first in English language arts and second in science and … more
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Backpack Blessings: ‘Virtual’ pies highlight December fund drive
Backpack Blessings virtual pies feature zero calories and are gluten free. No shopping, mixing, cooking required to participate. Think of a pie auction or a pie sale without the pies. So, let … more
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The Powell Big Horn Co-op retail store is closing at the end of the year along with a number of retail locations around the Big Horn Basin. The Powell Tire Center and gas/diesel pumps will remain open, as well as the agronomy services provided in Powell.
Big Horn Co-op closing retail store in Powell
Big Horn Co-op’s Powell Farm Store is closing at the end of this month, along with a number of the cooperative’s other retail locations across the Big Horn Basin. The Powell Tire shop and … more
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The Enchanted Forest at Plaza Diane has grown in time for this ChristmasFest with the addition of 10 new trees. The faux pines are made of metal and plasma cut by Powell’s Production Machine Co. machine shop. Plaza Diane president Shelby Wetzel adds a coat of green paint to the trees in preparation of the official lighting scheduled for 5:45 p.m. this Friday.
ChristmasFest returns this weekend
It’s Christmas time in the city. The annual ChristmasFest weekend of events takes over downtown Powell on Friday and Saturday. There will be cocoa, caroling, live musical … more
A power substation near Wyo. Highway 372 north of Green River.
Wyoming lawmakers punt on protecting electric utilities from wildfire liability
A panel of lawmakers punted Monday on an effort to address the rising cost of electricity in the wake of utility sparked wildfires, which industry officials describe as an existential threat. The … more
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Grand Teton National Park Ranger Forrest Young helps Idaho Department of Fish and Game Director Jim Fredericks load an AirForce TalonBolt ‘air bow’ with an arrow Tuesday at the park’s shooting range as part of a hands-on demonstration of new air rifle technology that wildlife management officials could eventually consider for certain hunting applications.
Game and Fish grapples with evolving gun tech
Kenneth Roberts looked down the barrel of the black matte rifle, took a breath and pulled the trigger. There was a noise — not a bang, or even a particularly loud pop — and a projectile … more
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John Canny, 4, sits with Santa in his sleigh during the Clark Christmas Jingle on Tuesday night at the Clark Pioneer Recreation Center.
Clark celebrates season with Christmas Jingle
Santa Claus used his staff of sleigh bells to usher in the holiday season at the Clark Christmas Jingle in the Clark Pioneer Recreation Center on Tuesday evening. The annual event is sponsored … more
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Veteran graves to receive wreaths
A Powell group is preparing to honor late veterans who lie in   Crown Hill Cemetery. National Wreaths Across America Day 2024 is Saturday, Dec. 14. The Powell American Legion Auxiliary and … more
Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund awards $337,684
The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund board awarded $337,684.90 to 19 grant projects around Wyoming, including two in Park County, at its recent grant review meeting. Awards were given to a wide … more
Wyoming National Guard supports National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming National Guard aimed to make neighborhoods safer by supporting the Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, in Jackson, Wind … more
Salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers
CASPER (WNE) — A salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers has infected 68 people in 19 states, including Wyoming, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.  Eighteen … more
For the first time in weeks, gasoline prices up slightly in Wyoming
CHEYENNE (WNE)  — Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have risen 0.9 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.95 per gallon Monday, according to GasBuddy.com’s survey of 494 … more
Elementary school students from around Wyoming participate in UW’s annual STEM Carnival, which features a variety of demonstrations and hands-on activities highlighting the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields.
Statewide survey shows improved UW connection with Wyoming communities
A large majority of Wyoming residents say the University of Wyoming has a strong level of engagement with its communities and acts in ways that reflect Wyoming values, new survey results show. … more
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