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The Lenten Concert Series at the United Church of Powell continues April 9 with a harp performance.

Lenten concert April 9 at United Church of Powell

This year’s Lenten Concert Series will continue at noon on Wednesday, April 9, in the United Church of Powell with a performance from harpist Holly Kienlen. Homemade soups and breads will be … more

4/1/25

Game and Fish is reminding residents to be on alert for bears who are emerging from winter hibernation at this time. Residents in black and grizzly bear country are encouraged to keep garbage, livestock or pet food and birdseed properly stored and unavailable to bears. Barbecue grills should be kept clean and stored in a garage or shed when possible.

Wyoming bears are starting to wake up and become active

CHEYENNE — As bears begin to emerge from their winter dens, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department wants to remind outdoor recreationists and homeowners to take the initiative to avoid … more

4/1/25

Secretary of State Chuck Gray, seen here speaking to legislators during the recent general session, applauded legislation requiring proof of citizenship for voting that mirrors a recent executive order by President Donald Trump.

Trump’s election order mirrors Wyoming, requires proof of citizenship

An executive order signed Tuesday by President Trump mirrored a new Wyoming law requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote. Wyoming became the first in the nation to require proof … more

By Jasmine Hall, Jackson Hole News&Guide Via Wyoming News Exchange | 4/1/25

In her third grade class at John Colter Elementary school in Jackson, Natalie Lyon teaches about the theme of a story during a literature exercise in 2017.

Wyoming to appeal ruling on education funding

Wyoming will appeal the February court decision that found the state unconstitutionally underfunded public schools, according to a Wednesday filing. The notice of appeal filed in Laramie … more

By Katie Klingsporn, WyoFile.com | 4/1/25

Public asked to help find missing Powell man

Community members are asked to be on the lookout for a 52-year-old Powell man, who’s been missing since last week. Video footage shows Clint White leaving his residence just before 2 a.m. … more

3/31/25

Wyoming Game and Fish Commissioner Ashlee Lundvall was unanimously elected president of the Game and Fish Department’s governing body during the commission meeting March 19 in Cody.

Ashlee Lundvall to lead the Game and Fish Commission

Wyoming Game and Fish commissioner, Ashlee Lundvall, was all smiles as she was unanimously elected president during their March meeting in Cody, not far from her home west of Ralston. “I … more

By Mark Davis | 3/27/25

Powell schools can now enforce same sex bathroom use

In November community concerns led the Park County School District 1 board to ask the state to craft a law requiring restroom use to match a student’s sex at birth. With an enforceable … more

By Braden Schiller | 3/27/25 | 1 comment

The former operators of Cassie’s Steakhouse — pictured in 2022 — wound up receiving probationary sentences for a June altercation with customers and police.

Cody restauranteurs get probation for altercation with customers, police

On paper, the punishments handed to a pair of Cody restauranteurs for a summer altercation with customers and police involved some court fees and unsupervised probation. But the consequences for … more

By CJ Baker | 3/27/25 | 1 comment

New Mexico man alleged to have propositioned Powell teens

A famed opera director was arrested in Powell on Friday night, after he allegedly approached two teenagers and propositioned them for sex. Charles R. MacKay, a 74-year-old resident of New … more

By CJ Baker | 3/27/25

Remington Ranch restaurant and cabins set to replace Cutthroat on North Fork

A new restaurant and bar in Wapiti recently received the go-ahead to replace one that was popular with patrons, but drew the ire of neighbors and the Park County government. At the March … more

By Zac Taylor | 3/27/25

Duncan Vezain (left) stands with family and friends at the Yellowstone Film Festival ahead of viewing ‘Eastern Western,’ a movie about Eastern European immigrants migrating to the American West. From left, Duncan Vezain, Anna Vezain, Bonnie Vezain, Shawn Perkins, J.D. Ham, Olivia Vezain and Caleb Zeiler.

First year festival brings independent films to Cody

Duncan Vezain is not new to movies or the filmmaking experience. The wrangler, wagon master, stunt man and, increasingly, actor, has been around for over a decade. On Sunday he was an actor but also … more

By Braden Schiller | 3/27/25

Former Game and Fish Director Brian Nesvik continues confirmation process

Former Wyoming Game and Fish Department Director and Wyoming National Guard Brigadier General Brian Nesvik is moving through the confirmation process with heartfelt endorsements from some of the … more

By Mark Davis | 3/27/25

The construction work to add a turning lane to U.S. Highway 14A at County Road 2AB northeast of Cody will necessitate a closure of a stretch of County Road 2AB starting at the intersection on April 2.

Part of County Road 2AB to be closed Wednesday

Mountain Construction Company will be implementing a one day closure of County Road 2AB from the railroad tracks to the intersection with U.S. Highway 14A on Wednesday, April 2. The closure will be … more

3/27/25

People collect trash on a fishing raft during a previous cleanup of the Shoshone River. This year's cleanup is April 5 and will cover the river area from Hayden Arch to Willwood.

River cleanup scheduled, volunteers needed

The East Yellowstone Chapter of Trout Unlimited and local raft companies are planning a cleanup of trash along the Shoshone River on Saturday, April 5. Volunteers who are interested in lending a … more

3/27/25

Sen. Al Simpson service scheduled Monday in Cody

Sen. Al Simpson, who died March 14 at the age of 93 in Cody, is being honored across the state and, in Cody, services begin Monday with a 10 a.m. memorial service at Christ Episcopal Church. … more

3/27/25

Casino Night fundraiser Saturday

The Sons of the American Legion is holding its second annual Casino Night fundraiser Saturday, March 29 at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 143 S. Clark St., in Powell. There will be a $10 per … more

3/27/25

Lenten concert Wednesday at United Church of Powell

This year’s Lenten Concert Series will continue at noon on Wednesday, April 2, in the United Church of Powell with a performance from Caroline Kost, accompanied by Teresa Miller. Homemade soups … more

3/27/25

Maze entrance and pumpkin patch signage at Ellis Harvest Home in Lingle. Pumpkin patches are a form of agritourism that may provide additional opportunities for some producers.

Northwest College to host UW seminar on ag trends

On Thursday, April 3, the University of Wyoming College of Agriculture, Life Sciences and Natural Resources will facilitate a Ranch Management and Agricultural Leadership (RMAL) seminar in Powell … more

3/27/25

UW Extension launches new Rancher’$ E.D.G.E. program

LARAMIE — The University of Wyoming Extension is proud to introduce a new educational series designed to support ranchers in navigating the complexities of modern livestock and land management. … more

3/27/25

BLM: Steer clear of muddy roads and trails this spring

WORLAND — The Bureau of Land Management asks recreationists and other travelers to steer clear of muddy roads and trails as spring snowmelt and precipitation have resulted in muddy … more

3/27/25