Powell Tribune

Recognizing that CPAP supply is a growing business, Alpine Medical of Cody, Worland and Powell is building out its line of business to provide resources and services for sleep apnea … more

5/28/21

Starting back exercising after the lockdown?

According to national figures, 61% of Americans say they have gained weight during the COVID pandemic. The average was 29 pounds gained, and roughly half of those reporting weight gain said they had … more

By Connie Burcham | 5/28/21

Report: 25% of state residents skeptical of COVID

A new national survey aims to answer not just whether people will accept a COVID-19 vaccine, but why they might not. National health policy think tank the Surgo Foundation gathered more than … more

By Morgan Hughes, Casper Star-Tribune Via Wyoming News Exchange | 5/28/21

Medicaid expansion would create almost 2,000 jobs, study says

Expanding Medicaid could create nearly 2,000 Wyoming jobs and grow the state’s overall economic output by $1.5 billion in five years, according to a report published May 20. The report … more

By Morgan Hughes, Casper Star-Tribune | 5/28/21

Authorities continuing to investigate death outside of Frannie

One month after a 47-year-old man was found dead on a rural road outside of Frannie, authorities are continuing to investigate what happened. The Park County Sheriff’s Office has said it … more

By CJ Baker | 5/27/21

District approves new hires as school year draws to a close

In its last meeting before the end of the 2020-21 school year, Park County School District 1 approved the hire of two educators, the transfer of two more and the resignation of six employees. The new … more

By Connie Burcham | 5/27/21

A visitor at Old Faithful records the famous geyser from the surrounding stadium. Due to a recent court decision, those who wish to do low-impact videography can now use the videos for commercial endeavors without a permit.

Commercial enterprises now able to shoot videos in national parks without prior approval

A federal judge recently found the permit and fee requirements for filming video on National Park Service properties are unconstitutional. As a result, the service is no longer collecting application … more

By Mark Davis | 5/27/21

Powell Valley Recycling to expand Saturday hours

In an effort to make recycling more available, Powell Valley Recycling will be putting out its drop-off bins again. Starting in June, the bins will be available every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. … more

By Kevin Killough | 5/27/21

State Rep. Rachel Rodriguez-Williams, center, speaks Monday to Cathie Rankin at left, and Al Althoff, at right. Williams was at the Powell Senior Center to show her support for a new facility for area seniors.

State rep offers support for new senior center

At a lunch meeting Moday at the Powell Senior Center, state Rep. Rachel Rodriguez-Williams, R-Cody, was eager to talk to the clients about change. The first change was seeing her instead of David … more

By Connie Burcham | 5/27/21

Data service company’s error temporarily made Hulu inaccessible for TCT customers

Customers of area internet service provider TCT were cut off from Hulu, a popular streaming service, for five days due to an error by a third party. TCT customers trying to use their Hulu accounts … more

By Kevin Killough | 5/27/21

Website falsely reports that Navy SEALs raided South Fork ranch

Park County was the setting of a fake news story that recently circulated through conspiracy theorist circles. Last week, a website posted a shocking story claiming that a team of Navy SEALs … more

By CJ Baker | 5/27/21

The rodeo will be back this year at the Clark Jubilee. Books are open from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday and Saturday so that rodeo participants may enter. Call Jerry Hill at 307-645-3203 for more information.

Rodeo, indoor flea market headline Clark Jubilee

The annual Clark Jubilee will offer a parade, an indoor yard sale and a rodeo at the Clark Pioneer Recreation Center on Saturday, June 12. The theme is “Small Community/Big … more

5/27/21

Local distributor to feature Daytona 500 champion’s craft brews

The Michael Waltrip Brewing Company, founded by the Daytona 500 champion, has finalized an agreement with Cody-based Tanager Beverages that will allow the company’s products to be distributed … more

5/27/21

National Park Service crews clear massive piles of snow from the Beartooth Highway on May 19. The high-mountain route is set to open to travelers on Friday morning.

Beartooth Highway set to open Friday

Assuming the weather cooperates, the Beartooth Highway will fully open to travelers at 8 a.m. Friday. The scenic high-mountain route — formally known as U.S. Highway 212 — runs from … more

5/27/21

4-H 307 Livestock Show Series registration due Tuesday

Livestock progress shows around the state offer 4-H youths opportunities to accumulate points over the summer and be recognized at the Wyoming State Fair and Rodeo through the 307 Livestock Show … more

5/27/21

Early deadlines set for Tuesday Powell Tribune

Due to the Memorial Day holiday, the Tribune has set early deadlines for its Tuesday, June 1 edition. The deadline for advertising is 3 p.m. today (Thursday). Letters to the editor are due by 9 … more

5/27/21

Title company opens doors in Cody

Two Cody natives, Keshia Adams and Rob Balsam, have opened Sovereign State Title Company. They offer many years of experience in title and escrow services and are able to handle title insurance … more

5/27/21

Take-back effort nets 87 moss balls

Aquarium owners stepped up this spring to help protect Wyoming’s waters from invasive zebra mussels, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department says. The hobbyists returned 87 moss balls during the … more

5/27/21

John Wesley Powell Days celebrate town’s namesake

Community events are returning to Powell after the COVID-19 pandemic canceled so many in 2020. Last weekend, the Powell Economic Partnership hosted two days of events in celebration of the … more

By Kevin Killough | 5/25/21

Dumping a load of construction and demolition waste at the Clark landfill will become more expensive on July 1, especially for nonresidents. However, the rate for household trash is remaining the same.

Park County raising rates at Clark landfill

Park County commissioners are more than doubling the rate that local residents pay to dump construction and demolition waste at the Clark landfill, while more than quadrupling the charge for … more

By CJ Baker | 5/25/21