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After Park County property values rocketed by an average of 24% in 2021, there was some hope that the real estate market might settle down a bit. Sales have slowed, said Park County Assessor Pat … more
Northwest College President Lisa Watson marked the ceremonial groundbreaking ceremony for the new student center as a transition — from demolition to building. Board members, … more
While Roger Price taught school in Alaska he worried about some of his students, especially before breaks in spring, summer and Christmas. “Some of our kids didn’t have any food, … more
Powell students saw great success in a trio of contests hosted by the Park County Farm Bureau. As part of the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation’s annual “Ag Books for Kids” … more
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ plans to build a new temple in Cody will be considered — and potentially debated — at a special Wednesday, May 24 meeting of the … more
Powell School District 1 will be ending the school year with three expulsions, the most in Superintendent Jay Curtis’s tenure in the district, he said. “It’s the worst thing … more
After a three year hiatus, the Yellowstone Summer Music Camp hosted by the Northwest College Music Department returns this summer. “We are excited to see the return of our Yellowstone … more
Powell homeowners have until Monday, May 15 to apply to have an 8-12 foot tall deciduous shade tree planted in their yard as part of the Homesteader Roots program. The program, which began four … more
Colin Queen, a 2020 Powell High School graduate, earned a Bachelors of Science in aerospace and aviation science on April 28 from Southern Utah University. He also graduated Summa Cum Laude, … more
WORLAND — John D. Shaw, Financial Advisor with Legacy Financial Partners,  a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC in Worland, was recognized in April as … more
The Wyoming Freedom Caucus continues to advocate for protection of parental rights in the wake of pending litigation. Five state representatives who are members of the caucus hosted a virtual … more
Two teen boys have been arrested in connection with the April 30 shooting death of a 15-year-old local girl in a south Cheyenne park. Cheyenne Police Department detectives, working with the U.S. … more
Outdoor recreation advocates won big this spring when the Legislature created a new $6 million trust fund to generate grants for trail building, camping infrastructure and other such developments. … more
A 56-year-old Powell man was sentenced Wednesday to 22-25 years of prison time for sexually abusing a teenager. Per a plea agreement, Robert Andrew McCoy’s sentence cannot be modified or … more
When Chris Baltz, East Entrance fee supervisor at Yellowstone National Park, saw a car parked in front of the closed entrance Thursday evening before dark, he thought the visitors were mistaken about … more
Commencement exercises at Northwest College are scheduled for Saturday, May 13, beginning at 10:30 a.m. in Cabre Gym. The ceremony will be live streamed on the NWC Facebook page and YouTube, or … more
A special use permit was approved unanimously Tuesday as requested and with only the conditions recommended by county planning for a summer church camp in Clark to continue operations as they have … more
While “all nighters” are a thing of the past for the City of Powell’s bars, the city council is being asked to let them stay open later on special occasions. Under current city … more
Although a judge praised a Cody hunter for his “very responsible” decision to self-report the violation, the man must pay $10,000 for his role in the mistaken killing of a grizzly bear … more
The Powell Christian School presented A Night with the Stars on Friday, April 21, from 6-8 p.m. in the Trinity Bible Church gym. Students from preschool to eighth grade put their projects about … more
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