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Kinzee Riedinger holds on to her 14-year-old dog Cummins. Kinzee and Cummins have always had a special bond — the courageous canine was originally her sister’s but after helping to save Kinzee from a dog attack he hasn’t left the determined dancer.
Dancing through adversity
Between the ages of 7 and 8, Kinzee Riedinger had to learn to find her rhythm again. Eventually she figured out if she put her back to the wall or her feet firmly on the ground she could feel … more
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State wants to keep vehicles, gun from Cody drug case
When authorities arrested a Cody man in June on suspicion of dealing meth, they seized his truck, his SUV and his pistol. The State of Wyoming now says it should be allowed to keep the items, which … more
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New camping fees and increases proposed on public lands
Responding to higher maintenance costs and updates due to increased use, the Bureau of Land Management and Shoshone National Forest are proposing new and increased fees for camping at several popular … more
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Paisleigh Williams
Cody man acquitted in murder case
Following a weeklong trial, a Cody man was cleared of a first-degree murder charge in connection with the 2021 death of his 2-year-old daughter. A panel of 12 Hot Springs County jurors … more
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Tim French
French to seek second term in the Senate
A year ago, state Sen. Tim French (R-Powell) was struggling to walk, as he battled a debilitating case of Guillain-Barré syndrome. But today, his health is back — and he’s gearing … more
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Powell-Shoshone FFA competed in its first two competitions in October. Now with some experience under its belt, new FFA advisor Ben Curdy expects the organization to see growth as the year continues. From left, Curdy, Weston Thompson, Weston Reynolds, Peyton Nolan, Rieta Clark, Kendi Clevenger, Tanis Ginest, Caydee Eden, Juliana Marquez, Gabi Gernhardt, Taylor Peters, Charlotte Heffington, Wyatt Heffington, Robert Gonzales, Garrett Lennon, Tag Thompson, Dakota Erickson and James Forsberg.
A strong start to the season for FFA
Despite being her first time out, FFA member Taylor Peters placed fifth out of 100 junior livestock judging students at the 2023 Northern International Livestock Exposition (NILE) competition Oct. … more
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New ambulance bay open at hospital
Powell Valley Healthcare’s new ambulance bay is now in use and the hospital district is almost done paying for it. At Monday’s board meeting, hospital CEO Joy Coulston noted the … more
The Park County Commissioners rejected in September a request by Wapiti property owners to expand operation of Pure Heart Retreat yoga studio and short term rentals, all housed in geodesic domes, into the winter months. The owners are now appealing the decision to Park County Fifth District Court.
Owners of wellness retreat appeal commissioners decision to restrict operations to warmer months
After being denied their request to expand operations into the winter months, the owners of a wellness retreat in Wapiti have appealed the decision to Park County Fifth District Court. Mike and … more
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Wyoming employment and payroll: Solid job growth in second quarter 2023
Total employment and payroll both rose in the state from the second quarter of 2022 to the second quarter of 2023, according to a report last week from the Research & Planning section of the … more
Wyoming State Parks to waive day-use fees for veterans Nov. 11
As part of the Wyoming Division of State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails “Parks for Patriots” programming which honors military veterans, day use/entrance fees will be waived on Nov. 11 … more
Leigh Cutter
CHS grad one of 40 women from San Antonio featured in book
Leigh Cutter, a 2005 Cody High School grad, was recently honored as one of 40 women to be featured in a book of inspiring women in San Antonio, Texas. The Inspiring Woman Book was created to … more
Participants in a 2023 National Endowment for the Humanities Landmarks of American History and Culture workshop stand in front of Heart Mountain.
Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation opposes attempt to end NEH funding
The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation expressed its opposition last week to a U.S. House of Representatives amendment that would remove funding for the National Endowment for the Humanities.  … more
State launches guidance for establishing or modifying library material policy
CHEYENNE — State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder and the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) released Wednesday guidance for schools to modify library book … more
Dementia caregiver skills topic of UW Center on Aging YouTube program
Improving the communication skills of people who are caregivers for those living with dementia is the topic on the next edition of “Once Again,” the YouTube channel program hosted by the … more
This year’s speaker at the annual Buffalo Feast is Jason Baldes, a member of the Eastern Shoshone tribe. His passion is tribal bison restoration, and he has worked tirelessly to restore conservation buffalo to tribes across North America.
Annual Buffalo Feast at Northwest College Nov. 30
The Native Ways student club at Northwest College will be hosting the 27th Annual Buffalo Feast on Thursday, Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. in the Yellowstone Conference Center. The feast includes bison, roasted … more
NWC celebrating International Education Week with series of lunch events
Northwest College will celebrate International Education Week from Nov. 13-17 with a series of lunch events each day. All five will feature the cuisine of different countries represented among … more
Barrasso, Lummis lead effort to increase supply, decrease cost of housing in Wyoming
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sens. John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) and Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) joined U.S. Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) in reintroducing the Helping Open Underutilized Space to Ensure Shelter … more
Woman sentenced under new Wyoming felony theft charge
A Riverton woman is facing 20 years in prison for repeat shoplifting offenses under a new felony charge that debuted this summer.  Beatrice Monroe was the first in Fremont County charged … more
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The Wyoming Department of Transportation recently began work on the replacement of two culverts on U.S. Highway 20 between Thermopolis and Worland. Legislators are working to get more many for the state agency, which is facing a $400 million shortfall.
Lawmakers work to increase WYDOT revenue in face of $400M shortfall
CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Department of Transportation faces a shortfall in revenue of around $400 million each year, and the state is digging through the couch to find ways to increase revenue … more
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Scotty Rae Hettinger prepares to line up a shot from his wheelchair while on a guided trip with the Wyoming Disabled Hunters as volunteer Myles Haines helps to decide on a target. Hettinger was one of 20 hunters with disabilities to be included in the group’s 2023 season.
In their father’s footsteps
Father and son Charlie and Brodie Ziska were preparing for the Saturday morning hunt well before sunup. It snowed the night before — the first real blast of winter. Their push down Southfork … more
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