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Museum to host free open house
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West welcomes the community and surrounding region to its annual Holiday Open House on Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 7-8 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. The event is … more
Feds bar new Powder River coal leasing
CASPER — The Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday passed final rules for the Powder River Basin stating that more than 413,000 acres of land are to be blocked off from new federal coal … more
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Bills would end all transgender access to female sports, spaces
CHEYENNE — Two bills headed to the Wyoming Legislature’s 2025 general session, sponsored by a Republican legislator, aim to restrict transgender people’s access to female-only … more
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U.S. Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) visits with Wyoming National Guard troops in Kuwait.
Barrasso spends Thanksgiving with Wyoming troops in Middle East
KUWAIT — This Thanksgiving, U.S. Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) traveled to the Middle East to celebrate the holiday with Wyoming National Guard troops serving in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) … more
Donna Hoffman
Registration open for UW Extension’s online 2025 Master Gardener training
CASPER — The University of Wyoming Extension has opened registration for its 2025 Master Gardener training, an online program for Wyoming residents interested in expanding their gardening … more
County buys new snowplow trucks
P ark County Public Works is updating its fleet of snowplows with a new supplier. CMI-TECO of Casper, a Mack truck dealer, was the low bidder for two dump trucks with plows and sanders. At their … more
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Jay Curtis
School district to reexamine calendars
P ark County School District 1 is going back to the drawing board and reaching out to parents, students and staff to create a calendar that fits the needs and desires of the community. Last … more
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A Ukrainian soldier holds a mortar shell dedicated to those backing Ukraine from Cody. Russia invaded the country in 2022. The board of directors for the Bighorn Basin Energy Development Company, which includes former U.S. Secretary of State Michael Pompeo, is hopeful that the incoming Trump administration will quickly end the war.
Cody company seeks a slice of Ukraine energy sector
T ucked in a thick folder of international stories that received little coverage in Wyoming over the past couple years of Russia's invasion of Ukraine is the loss of more than 4 million chickens and … more
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Sanitation operator Dustin Curtis loads cardboard into the City of Powell’s current baler last week. The council recently voted to purchase a more efficient machine for the recycling operation.
City buys better baler for recycling cardboard
T he City of Powell’s new cardboard baler should make the city’s recycling efforts more efficient, but it still won’t be a money-maker. The city offers optional cardboard … more
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Jacob Ely
Man who was shot while stalking gets prison time
S talking a romantic rival resulted in a Powell man getting shot in June and this week, it resulted in a prison sentence as well. At a Tuesday hearing in Park County District Court, Jacob P. Ely … more
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Repeated DUIs to bring jail time, probation
I n the span of just over a year, a Cody man racked up three arrests for drunk driving and two more for driving with a suspended license. But now Chad J.B. Hotler is working on a new streak, having … more
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Kaydence DelBiaggio (left) gives a rundown of the rules and instructions of bocce ball to her team, including, from left, Sally Crim, Maryssa Giltner, Noah MacDonald and Morgan Rodriguez, during a Project Unity event at the high school.
Project Unity makes headway 
In early November kids from Powell’s elementary, middle and high school gathered to participate in Project Unity’s bocce ball tournament for the second year in a row. It was a chance … more
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4x4 Art Exhibit and Sale opens Dec. 3 at NWC
The 43rd annual 4x4 Art Exhibit and Sale opens at Northwest College on Tuesday, Dec. 3, from 7-8:30 p.m., providing visitors an opportunity to purchase gifts or stocking stuffers in time for the … more
The Northwest College and Powell High School choirs will combine for the annual Vespers concert on Dec. 4 at the Powell Church of God.
NWC and PHS choirs combine for Vespers concert on Dec. 4
The Northwest College Collegiate Chorale and Powell High School Concert Choir are excited to once again combine for their annual Vespers concert on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the Powell Church of God … more
Sam Mihara (right) with NEH Chair Shelly C. Lowe.
Mihara selected to give lecture for National Endowment for the Humanities
Sam Mihara, who was incarcerated at the Heart Mountain confinement site as a child during World War II, has been chosen to give the National Endowment for the Humanities’ Jefferson Lecture on … more
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
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