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Reunion offers fun during 108th year
The Powell High School Wyoming Alumni Association continues a tradition over a century old with its 108th all-class reunion this Friday and Saturday. The reunion will include the annual golf … more
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Cody Gortmaker
Gortmaker wins Park County primary election for coroner
Cody Gortmaker of Cody won the primary election for Park County Coroner according to unofficial results posted by the Park County Elections page. Gortmaker won the primaries with 4,723 votes, … more
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Charlie and Cherie Burger stand near the fireplace in the den of their home south of Powell, badly damaged by smoke in late October. In the background, the draped doorway leads to the attached garage where the fire and smoke originated.
Fire’s aftermath: Family works to rebuild after narrow escape
Two months later, the scars are still visible — a house in ruins and a family displaced. Charles “Charlie” and Cherie Burger, believe their home at 1064 Road 9 (Wyo. Highway … more
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Rob Stone with MJT Construction, Inc. inventories a shipment of supplies delivered to the store Wednesday morning.
Albertsons store opening delayed
Albertsons, previously slated to open in November, needs more time before its doors will open. At a Monday night Powell City Council meeting, members approved a request by the store to extend … more
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Angel Burt
Blair’s employee charged with felony theft
A former Blair’s Market employee was arrested Wednesday on charges of felony theft and parole violation after allegedly stealing $1,936.74 from the business.  According to the affidavit … more
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David Bryan and Shelly Graham show off their great room, the former sanctuary at the Immanuel Lutheran Church. The building is now the home of the couple’s business pursuits, including a broadcasting studio, a doctor’s office and a yoga studio.
The other side: Couple transforms Powell church into home
During the month David Bryan and Shelly Graham were evacuated from their home as fire ravaged their neighborhood in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, they started searching for a new … more
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Park 1 Virtual Academy fall 2023-2024 honor roll
Park 1 Virtual Academy’s fall honor roll for the 2023-2024 school year consists of 16 students. Of these, 12 are in grades six to 12, and four are in kindergarten to fifth grade. The honor roll … more
Casper woman’s murder solved
The homicide of Casper native Teree Becker has been solved after more than 48 years, the Westminster Colorado Police Department announced Wednesday. Years of effort and genetic genealogy are credited … more
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Amelia Kousoulos imagines herself on a beach in Hawaii during Make-A-Wish week Feb. 12-16. One of the week’s dress up days was beach and Hawaiian day.
Funding dreams: Powell High School continues to raise money for Make-A-Wish
Roughly $7,000 is enough to make one child’s wish come true. “The goal this year was to raise at least two wishes, so the state told us that about $7,000 will grant one wish,” … more
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Clay shoot for CHS fundraiser on May 11
The Cody Shooting Complex is hosting the Coldwell Banker Antlers Realty Shooting for the Future Sporting Clay Shoot at 10 a.m., Saturday, May 11. Proceeds from the shoot will benefit the 2024 Cody … more
Since opening as a small operation in Sinks Canyon, NOLS has grown its offerings to include trips around the world. Here, students raft in Utah.
Lander-based outdoor school NOLS sheds jobs, announces closures
Just four years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended operations at the National Outdoor Leadership School, the nonprofit wilderness school and staple of Wyoming’s outdoor landscape has announced … more
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Gov. Mark Gordon delivers his annual State of State address to members of the Wyoming Legislature on Jan. 11. Gordon gave a harsh critique of the Biden administration’s approach to natural resource management, but offered praise of Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly.
Governor praises Sholly for Park flood response
In a ceremony at the historic Old Faithful Inn last spring, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon helped kick off Yellowstone’s National Park’s 150th anniversary celebration. The May event came … more
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From left, Penelope MaGill lies in the hospital bed with her mother Ariel and her sister Maci.
Buy a margarita, donate to local mother in need 
When a Powell mother of two went in for what should have been a simple procedure on Jan. 26 she learned the road ahead was going to be anything but simple. Ariel MaGill, who is 31, has had a mass … more
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This year’s Powell High School speech and debate students pose in front of the panther statue in the school commons. Four more students have been crowned Academic All Americans and another four students are attending the national tournament in Phoenix. Back row from left, Rhiannon Huhnke, Dacovney Brochu, Paul Cox, Kyra Morrow, Salem Brown, Maggie Atkinson, Liz Peterson and Bryson Weddell. Front row from left, Geo Dilworth, Allie Gilliatt, Aspen Atkinson, Emma Johnson and Katarina Reitz.
PHS speech and debate Academic All Americans, national qualifiers named
Powell High School’s speech and debate team continues to build a legacy of excellence. Allie Gilliatt, Liz Peterson, Emma Johnson and Maggie Atkinson will be joining PHS grad Aiden … more
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Worland Middle School students Anna Siegfried and Katelynn Cauffman watch as Jasper Richardson (on ladder) makes ‘blood spatter’ by squeezing droplets of dyed water onto a target below from various heights. Jaden Butler (center) stands ready to adjust the target for the next trial run during a Forensics Club meeting in the eighth grade science room on April 17.
Forensics Club fresh on the scene at Worland Middle School
WORLAND — The eighth grade science room at Worland Middle School looked like a scene out of an episode of CSI on Monday when the Forensics Club met to run experiments on blood spatter.  … more
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PVHC selects finalists for hospital CEO job
Third time’s a charm? Powell Valley Hospital Board chair RJ Kost said the four candidates being brought in to be interviewed for the CEO job are all promising as the hospital moves closer … more
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Hearing on Cody temple rescheduled for June 15
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ plans to build a temple alongside a Cody neighborhood are now set to be considered at a Thursday, June 15 meeting. The public hearing … more
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Demolition Derby encourages new racers, demographics to compete
Little will change at this year’s demolition derbies, engines will still rev, cars will still be smashed and the audience, as always, will go nuts. Once again the derby is focused on getting … more
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Lee Post, one of the world’s leading wildlife articulation specialists, works on the spine of a mountain lion for a display at the Draper Natural History Museum. The museum will soon display his and volunteers’ work in two displays, including a grizzly bear skeleton scratching its back on a tree. Visitors can watch the work in progress until July 7 at the museum.
Draper Natural History Museum brings in expert to build grizzly bear and mountain lion skeletal displays
It didn’t take long for Lee Post to develop a love for the natural world. He was a collector before he could walk — so much so, his parents were forced to check his pockets before he came … more
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Group one from the 2022 educator workshops pose together in front of Heart Mountain.
Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation receives NEH grant to continue workshops
The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation has received a grant from the National Endowment of Humanities to conduct workshops for 72 teachers from around the country for the third consecutive year. The … more
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