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Few care that the first day of summer is determined by the earth’s tilt and its position relative to the sun; or that the Northern Hemisphere experiences summer when it is tilted most directly … more
While tourism in the U.S. is dominated by domestic travel, an international travel and tourism organization is predicting travel to the U.S. for tourism in 2025 will fall almost $50 billion below … more
Students traded school for summer on Friday, and four Park County School District 1 staff are wrapping up their time in the district. They are taking with them a total of 89 years of experience in … more
Last year, the manager of a Cody liquor store was discovered to have stolen more than $193,000 from the business. Now, her replacement at Rocky Mountain Discount Liquor and Lounge is alleged to have … more
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West presents POP! Goes the West, a dazzling new exhibition now open in the Anne & Charles Duncan Special Exhibition Gallery. Running through Jan. 26, this … more
With early year lodging tax numbers ahead of last year, the Park County Travel Council is expecting a good tourism season. Through April, collections for fiscal year 2025, which goes through … more
The Cody Country Art League is inviting the community to help celebrate its 60th anniversary. The free, fun, family celebration is Saturday, June 7 from 4-8 p.m. in downtown Cody.   … more
Wade and Kayla Barnard of Powell announce the marriage of their daughter, Amy JoAnn Barnard, to Juan Miguel Hernandez Gomez, son of Anibal and Martha Hernandez. The couple met on a blind date … more
CHEYENNE (WNE) — In conjunction with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s annual Free Fishing Day, Wyoming State Parks will waive day use fees at select locations statewide Saturday, … more
A woman shot and killed by police in April raised a handgun in the direction of officers after meeting them at the door of her central Casper home, body camera footage released Friday by the Casper … more
A Wyoming nonprofit that advocates for fair elections and transparent government requested that a federal judge immediately halt enforcement of the state’s new proof of U.S. citizenship … more
Last fall, hunters put in their time pursuing Wyoming deer. They spent 12 days afield, on average, per kill. About 60% were successful.   Elk hunters had a slightly tougher go of it. … more
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Weed and Pest Council (WWPC) has launched the WYLD Watch program as part of its ongoing efforts to identify, contain and eradicate invasive plant species that threaten … more
The Wyoming State Shooting Complex is eyeing a potential soft opening in late 2026 or early 2027 as members of the joint powers board continue work to both finalize the establishment of the … more
In response to neighbors’ concerns, a planned expansion of St. Barbara’s Catholic Church has been paused while the Powell City Council gathers more information. St. Barbara’s … more
Burlington's Chase Allen digs rocks. The Shoshone and 59ers rock clubs are honoring the 13-year-old through the new Young Entrepreneur Program, designed to encourage future youth involvement, to … more
While it’s still awaiting some finishing touches, Powell’s new splash pad is up and running. Crews substantially completed the roughly half-million dollar project last week and the … more
Powell High School’s class of 2025 gathered in the school’s gym on Sunday, where the students became a black sea of 119 graduation caps, an occasional colorful affectation — floral … more
When Stephanie Cameron took the podium to sing Adele’s “Hold On” in the Powell High School Auditorium on Sunday, it highlighted a moment of triumph for the 2025 graduating classes … more
For the eighth year, the Powell Summer Food Service Program will be providing free lunches for children this summer, starting June 2. Children can get free lunches each weekday at one of two … more
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