JACKSON (WNE) — What started out as a way to monitor travel patterns of Jackson visitors to see if the town was meeting their needs has now become an effective tool for tracking tourism trends …
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7/7/20
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The Adventure Cycling Association’s newest route — the 1,374-mile Parks, Peaks, and Prairies Bicycle Route (PPP) — brings the organization’s total cycling route network …
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7/7/20
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LARAMIE (WNE) — The Legislature’s Management Council voted last week to postpone a study of the University of Wyoming’s governance structure until at least 2021.
In February, the …
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7/7/20
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When animals attack humans in Wyoming, the Game and Fish Department immediately dispatches its Predator Attack Team to assist, investigate and make management decisions. But like many of the …
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By Mark Davis
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7/2/20
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Recent rains, combined with warm spring weather that caused snow to melt earlier than normal, have quickly filled Buffalo Bill Reservoir and forced officials to release large quantities of water into …
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By Mark Davis
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7/2/20
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For the first time since mid-March, Powell school buildings will open for classes on Monday as summer school begins. Parents and school staff will be screening students for COVID-19 symptoms, …
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By Tessa Baker
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7/2/20
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Students and teachers will not be required to wear face masks as summer school begins next week, but the decision will be left up to individuals.
“Teachers that want to wear a mask will get …
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By Tessa Baker
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7/2/20
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Dr. Carletta Collins, Powell Valley Healthcare oncologist and hematologist, has a pleasant manner about her. Late for an interview because she was with a patient, she apologizes more than once. …
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By Kevin Killough
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7/2/20
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A Powell man is facing criminal charges and has been temporarily banned from visiting the Park County Courthouse on his own after repeatedly causing disruptions there.
County officials say …
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By CJ Baker
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7/2/20
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Compete for a Cause, a talent show and fundraising event, is returning to Cody for a second year.
The competition is open to performers of any age and to all talents, with prizes awarded for each …
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7/2/20
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No campsites are available at Buffalo Bill State Park and other state parks this weekend due to the continued high demand for outdoor recreation.
“With the Fourth landing on a Saturday, we …
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7/2/20
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Most facilities at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area will be open and ready for the public for the Fourth of July weekend.
In the north district, the Ok-A-Beh Marina opened last week, …
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7/2/20
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If your plans for the Fourth of July holiday include a visit to the Bighorn National Forest, forest officials are offering a few important safety reminders to help ensure your holiday is a safe …
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7/2/20
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With fundraising coming along more slowly than hoped, the construction of the “Powell Wall of Honor” has been delayed.
The project, led by members of American Legion Hughes-Pittinger …
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7/2/20
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Beginning Tuesday, a portion of the Beartooth Highway (U.S. Highway 212) will be closed on weekday nights for construction work.
The highway will be closed between milepost 22.8 (just west of …
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7/2/20
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TORRINGTON (WNE) — Eastern Wyoming College has been ordered to slash expenses by almost $1.5 million over the next two years.
How that’s going to happen is still somewhat up in the …
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7/2/20
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The Campbell County Commission has instructed county employees to begin investigating what it would take to withdraw Gillette College from the Northern Wyoming Community College District.
“I …
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By Gregory Hasman, Gillette News Record Via Wyoming News Exchange
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7/2/20
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The director of transportation for a Worland-based beverage company has been named to the Wyoming Transportation Commission.
In his new role, Greg Venable will help oversee the Wyoming Department …
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7/2/20
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The number of local cases of COVID-19 continued to rise this week, with 11 positive tests announced Tuesday and five more on Wednesday.
Tuesday’s total represented largest single-day …
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By CJ Baker
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7/1/20
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