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K9 Elite owner Wes Mangus speaks during Saturday night’s fundraising banquet alongside, from left, auctioneer Andy Schwab and previous service dog recipients Brandon Tillman and Greg Maynard. K9 Elite is a Lovell-based foundation training dogs to give for free to service men and women who struggle with PTSD or trauma.
Group training dogs for vets raises $72K
Max Hansen, of Powell, served in the U.S. Navy for eight and a half years, working as a nuclear machinist mate on the USS Nimitz.  Last weekend, he was one of three veterans to … more
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The boat ramps and docks at Upper Sunshine Reservoir are closed as the body of water slowly refills. Currently at 10% capacity, the reservoir was drained this past summer to check the Sunshine Dam for damage.
Fixing Sunshine
With water rushing through the Greybull Irrigation District canal, Upper Sunshine Reservoir is finally filling back up after being drained of 90% of its water this past summer to allow engineers to … more
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Dusty Spomer
Spomer resigns after nine years as NWC trustee
After nine years as a Northwest College trustee, Dusty Spomer is resigning the position, leaving a vacancy to fill in the Powell subdistrict. Spomer said his reasoning has nothing to do with the … more
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Powell Mayor John Wetzel congratulates Jeff Ditzler on completing the city’s inaugural Citizen Academy at the council’s Nov. 8 meeting. A total of 11 local residents participated in the program.
City’s inaugural Citizen Academy dubbed a success
Getting people interested in the inner workings of city government can be a challenge, but the City of Powell recently found about a dozen local residents who were eager to learn. The … more
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Kyelynn Coombe, a NWC student from Edgar, Montana, won the beef production entrepreneurship category at the 96th Annual National FFA Convention and Expo earlier this month.
NWC student awarded for cattle herd
When she was 8 years old, Kyelynn Coombe’s parents gave her a Hereford cow. That first cow was just the beginning. At 14 she joined FFA and submitted her growing herd as a long term … more
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County public works looks more long term with grader purchase
Park County Public Works is looking more long-term with its latest purchase of motor graders. On Nov. 7, county commissioners unanimously approved the recommendation of County Engineer Brian … more
The Bureau of Land Management has started a bait trap gather program intending to capture 80 horses in the McCullough Peaks Wild Horses Management Area and remove 41 of those for adoption.
Bait trap gather to begin in McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Herd Management Area
CODY — The Bureau of Land Management Cody Field Office will begin a wild horse bait trap gather operation on or about Nov. 27 in the McCullough Peaks Wild Horse Herd Management Area east of … more
NWC Communications and Marketing awarded top honors
The Northwest College Communications and Marketing team earned two honors at the 11th Annual Educational Advertising Awards, which recognize outstanding achievements in digital marketing within the … more
Wyoming Highway Patrol recognizes Crash Responder Safety Week
This week the Wyoming Highway Patrol joins forces with the National Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW) to bring to light the courageous and often underrepresented stories of local responders. Every … more
Walter Clapp, a Republican candidate for president, poses for a photo at the Cody Stampede Rodeo Grounds in August. Clapp has made his horse-drawn wagon an integral part of his longshot bid for the presidency.
Judge won’t let presidential candidate drive his horses into Yellowstone
If a longshot presidential candidate wants to campaign in Yellowstone National Park, he’ll have to do it without his horse-drawn wagon, a federal judge ruled. Walter Clapp, a Montana … more
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Mule deer tests positive for chronic wasting disease in Yellowstone
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS — Yellowstone National Park and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) recently confirmed the presence of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in the carcass of an adult mule … more
Yellowstone’s October visits up 26% from year ago
JACKSON (WNE) — Recreational visits to Yellowstone National Park in October were up 26% over a year ago. The total, 299,127 recreational visits represented a whopping 75% increase from … more
Adam Aviles Jr.
In search for missing Cody woman, authorities find blood in ex’s vehicle
Authorities investigating the disappearance of a Cody woman found dried blood and an apparent bullet hole in the vehicle she was last seen traveling in, court records say. The SUV is owned by … more
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Flash flooding last spring impacted Lane 13 near the Willwood Dam worst of any other county road, as water pouring down a draw in the McCullough Peaks washed away some of the infrastructure near the road. The road is slated for major work as part of a Willwood road corridor project.
Willwood road improvements have become top priority
An increase in traffic and failing pavement sections have made maintenance on the Willwood road corridor more of a priority for Park County Public Works, leading to preparations now on a large … more
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Inspired to give
He doesn’t know the recipient of his donated kidney, but a Park County man is satisfied that his gift will be life-sustaining to someone. Ken Montgomery of Clark made a … more
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Information sought about missing Cody woman
Family members of a missing Cody woman are asking anyone with information about her whereabouts to get in touch with law enforcement. Katie Ferguson was last seen on Oct. 10 in Arkansas and … more
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The American Legion Hughes-Pittinger Post 26 honor guard performed a three-volley salute following the Powell High School Veterans Day assembly. From left, Ernest (Bud) Schrickling, Jim Bruno, James Thomas, John Fraser and Steve Bustos.
Powell Schools honor veterans during assemblies
Not all veterans fly planes or fight overseas, “but those people are veterans too, so whether you were in the military … whether you were in the war or not, whether you fueled planes or … more
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Last sugar beets slowly trickling in
At week’s end, there was hope that sun and drying conditions would allow for harvest of the final acres of the area sugar beet crop that had been frozen in an Oct. 26 temporary plunge in … more
Communications equipment destroyed in a wind storm that resulted in a fatal fire is seen littered across the Line Creek landscape as teams attempt to salvage parts and reconnect the important communications devices. The building was replaced recently with a ‘bullet-proof’ structure.
‘Bullet-proof’ communications structure erected in Clark
As hurricane-force winds in excess of 140 mph blew through Clark late in the evening on Nov. 15, 2021 — helping to spread a fire that killed a resident and torched homes, outbuildings, vehicles … more
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Man receives probation in Clark kidnapping case
A man who was charged with terrorizing his family in Clark last summer has received probation. Caleb J. Waldron, 29, was released from jail Thursday after nearly four months behind bars. … more
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