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Tony Mong attaches a metal ear tag to a doe in the Upper Shoshone mule deer herd as part of the Focal Herd study started in 2022 by WGFD. The doe also received a GPS radio collar as part of the study.
From Here to There and Back Again: A Mule Deer’s Tale
The next free talk at the Draper Museum focuses on the challenges one local mule deer herd faces. “Mule deer are an iconic species of North American wildlife,” said Tony Mong, … more
The Tumble Inn sign that stood along U.S. Highway 26 in Powder River was removed in 2023 for restoration.
Wyoming's neon cowboy is getting a makeover
One of Wyoming’s most famous cowboys, recently dubbed “Earl,” was plucked from his longtime, remote roadside home of Powder River and is undergoing a much-needed makeover 35 miles … more
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Spreading the joy of Thanksgiving
As lines were about to form, volunteers from all walks of life — even if they couldn't walk — were busy at work loading bags and boxes with the makings for Thanksgiving dinners, free for … more
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Mitchel Wainscott (left) and Julian Frost, the hosts of Powell High School’s student podcast ‘Talk To’em,’ film a podcast Monday.
Tune in to Powell High School’s ‘Talk To’em’
Powell’s newest radio renegades are high school students Mitchel Wainscott and Julian Frost, who are finding their audience using two microphones, some iPads and the support of Powell High … more
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Park County Assessor Pat Meyer, who’s pictured at a January meeting, plans to retire at the end of the year. Because Meyer is in the middle of his four-year term, Park County commissioners will need to appoint a replacement to serve through 2026.
Park County assessor to retire mid-term
After nearly 40 years in the Park County Assessor’s Office, Pat Meyer has decided to retire in the middle of his current term. Meyer, who joined the office in 1985 and became assessor in … more
County lodging tax proponents support increased transparency
Despite receiving the support of nearly 70% of Park County voters this month, boosters of the county’s lodging tax aren’t resting on their laurels. Jennifer Thoma, executive director … more
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Karen Zaninovich Parker and Larry Parker talk to a customer during last week’s farmers market. Organizers decided to move the market indoors this year as opposed to taking a break in the winter months as had been done in past years.
Powell’s Farmers Market moves indoors 
As winter approaches, the local farmers market has relocated to accommodate the changing seasons and allow it to operate year-round.  The indoor Powell Farmers Market is held on Monday … more
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Driver facing meth charge after hitting convenience store
A Powell man reportedly crashed into the Maverik convenience store last week while attempting to park. Authorities allege he was under the influence of meth at the time. Tyrel L. Morningstar, … more
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The Northwest Civic Orchestra, conducted by Maurine Akin, will perform ‘Joy to the World’ on Dec. 7 at the Nelson Performing Arts Auditorium at Northwest College.
Northwest Civic Orchestra presents ‘Joy to the World’ on Dec. 7
The Northwest Civic Orchestra takes the stage on Saturday, Dec. 7 for a festive holiday concert titled “Joy to the World.” The event begins at 7 p.m. in the Nelson Performing Arts … more
Registration for 42nd annual Jazz Festival now open
Regional directors of jazz bands, jazz combos, and vocal jazz groups are invited to register for the 2025 Northwest College Jazz Festival, taking place on Tuesday, March 4, 2025. Now in its 42nd … more
A day at Buffalo Bill State Park is an inspirational trip to the reservoir and surrounding landscape, especially a free day in the park, like the fee-free entrance on Black Friday this year.
State Parks waiving entrance fees on Friday
Wyoming State Parks is joining park systems across the country in encouraging families to choose to ‘Opt Outside’ as an alternative to Black Friday shopping.  Wyoming State … more
In close vote, UW trustees reject proposed concealed carry into facilities
The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees narrowly voted Friday morning against allowing concealed carry permit holders to take firearms into campus facilities. Before a 6-5 vote following … more
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Vetoed property tax bill making a comeback in 2025
A property tax relief bill vetoed by Gov. Mark Gordon earlier this year will make a second appearance in the 2025 general session. Senate File 54, “Homeowner tax exemption,” was the … more
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Applications open for state shooting complex board
Applications are now being sought for members of a joint powers board to oversee the potential state shooting complex to be built south of Cody if it is approved by the Legislature. The board … more
Winter closure of U.S. Highway 14A set for Dec. 2
The annual fall closure of U.S. Highway 14A between Burgess Junction and Lovell is scheduled to occur at noon Monday, Dec. 2. The closure is dependent upon favorable weather, and the closure … more
The Powell Hospital District auctioned off a 1991 Ford pickup to for $100 but had no takers for a Chevy Lumina.
Employees get chance to bid on two old hospital vehicles
The Powell Hospital District prides itself on an up-to-date fleet of ambulances. To that end, the hospital spent nearly $600,000 to construct an ambulance garage last year and spent nearly … more
Gillette man arrested for attempted murder of girlfriend
GILLETTE (WNE) — A 47-year-old man was arrested for attempted second-degree murder after allegedly cutting his girlfriend’s throat with a box cutter Thursday evening at a home in Rozet. … more
PCSD1 school board begins addressing artificial intelligence
Powell schools are preparing to adapt to a changing technological landscape — generative AI. The district’s proposed policy provides students and staff guidance on effective and safe … more
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Students and staff explore the new Northwest College Student Center on Monday during a ‘soft opening,’ according to NWC President Lisa Watson. An official public grand opening will be scheduled in January.
First look: NWC students and staff treated to preview of new student center
Looking out over the Northwest College campus, Jorge Aponte couldn’t believe his eyes. The Argentinian Spanish Language professor and Fulbright Scholar immediately reached for his phone and … more
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County, Cody continue efforts to land shooting complex
Hoping the state will create a new shooting complex south of Cody, Park County commissioners and City of Cody leaders want to be ready if the Wyoming Legislature approves the plan in the upcoming … more
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