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With a recent merger, a new building currently under remodel and new positions available, One Health’s Powell branch has been busy. One Health’s planned move to the Fitch Building is … more
Staff throughout Park County School District 1 are getting in shape all for a pair of blue jeans. District superintendent Jay Curtis enrolled in a program called Healthy Teacher that encourages … more
With depression diagnoses increasing in children of all ages, the clinical director of Yellowstone Behavioral Health recommends adults and families know the signs of depression and Seasonal Affective … more
CASPER (WNE) — More of Wyoming’s nursing home residents are getting sick and dying from COVID-19, new figures released Wednesday by the AARP show.  COVID cases occurred in state … more
Powell Police Chief Roy Eckerdt and school district superintendent Jay Curtis are concerned about two legal substances that have resulted in hospital visits and several deaths in Park County within … more
Five days a week Randy Burke makes his way to Cody, pulling into the parking lot at the Paul Stock Aquatic and Recreation Center ready to play. Pickleball is his game. He’s been serious … more
Three important outdoors meetings seeking public input are scheduled for early December.     Park County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative The group is looking for public … more
The spirit of Christmas will take over downtown Powell on Friday and Saturday for the annual ChristmasFest weekend of events the first weekend of December. There will be cocoa, caroling, live … more
The Bronze Hat Award came home with Park County Farm Bureau from the 103rd annual meeting of the  Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Casper Nov. 10-12. The bronze hat is emblematic of … more
How does “Better than Baking” sound in these busiest times of the year? In the spirit of holiday season giving, without the kitchen toil, the Backpack Blessings program conceptualizes … more
The 41st annual 4x4 Art Show & Sale is back at Northwest College just in time for the holidays. The perennially popular sale offers art aficionados the opportunity to peruse the diminutive … more
There was only one blemish in Northwest College’s yearly audit, and it was common across many similar organizations. NWC received one significant deficiency and no internal control … more
The Park County School District 1 board members determined they can improve on community and school communication, staying up to date on educational issues, acquainting themselves with school … more
(Family Features) More than 350,000 sudden cardiac arrests occur annually outside hospital settings. However, a hands-on emergency intervention like cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), especially if … more
(Family Features) It may not be widely known that women face unique risk factors for stroke throughout their lifetime. Things like pregnancy, preeclampsia and chronic stress can increase the risk for … more
(Family Features) The health community has long praised the benefits of vitamins and nutrients derived from natural sources. For those looking to improve their health or take preventative measures, … more
(Family Features) Navigating recovery from an eating disorder is rarely easy, and the holiday season tends to be especially challenging. Family gatherings, disrupted routines, food-centered … more
Sheridan — Bighorn National Forest fire managers are planning pile burning projects this winter. Location and timing of the burning depends on favorable snow conditions. These piles are … more
GILLETTE (WNE) — A man accused of setting his trailer on fire and covering himself in bleach has been charged in circuit court with first-degree arson. Andrew L. Boyer, 34, was charged Sept. … more
KEMMERER (WNE) — Cheri Marler, 51, has been arrested after officers responded to her residence on Friday, Nov. 25, on a call regarding an unconscious 5-year-old girl.  Sergeant Jake … more
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