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Reps. Hageman and Hunt to headline GOP fundraiser
The Park County Republican Party is preparing to host its marquee fundraising event of the year, a Patriots’ Day Dinner. With a theme of “Diamonds and Denim,” the event will … more
Geology tour at Bighorn Canyon on Wednesday
Bighorn Canyon is hosting volunteer Greg Jones on National Fossil Day, Oct. 11. Jones will be giving a geology walk at Barry’s Landing along the fossil wall near the parking lot. The … more
Rock Springs members of the Wyoming Harm Reduction Collective put together kits with naloxone, masks, toothpaste and informational flyers.
Overdose prevention in Wyoming boosted by $2 million from CDC
Money to combat the nation’s opioid crisis continues to flow into Wyoming, recently in the form of $1.95 million from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That’s on top of the … more
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A pronghorn sizes up an intruder in its habitat within the confines of Jonah Energy’s Normally Pressured Lance gas field in August 2023.
Wyoming sides with industry, OKs ‘Path of the Pronghorn’ lease as-is
The fluid mineral industry’s immense influence in Wyoming was on full display Thursday as the state’s top five elected officials finalized a controversial gas lease in the pinch point of … more
Trumpeter legacy: Organization works to release iconic species in Yellowstone ecosystem
When Bill Long founded the Wyoming Wetlands Society in 1986, he did so as a precaution; “in case the trumpeter swan population in Yellowstone crashed,” he said. Trumpeter swans in … more
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Homeless students: Powell Schools to align policy with state’s latest updates
What qualifies a student as homeless? To answer this question and as a result provide more students with access to equal opportunity in education, the Wyoming Department of Education has suggested … more
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Powell police to add second K-9 to force
The Powell Police Department plans to soon add another K-9 to its ranks. On Monday, the Powell City Council approved a $17,000 budget amendment that will allow the department to acquire a second … more
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More than 40 people gathered Tuesday afternoon to comment on a proposed new Park County Land Use Plan during a public hearing held by the Park County Commissioners in their temporary meeting room at the Cody Library. The vast majority of those present were concerned the plan would lead to regulations that would restrict property rights.
Commissioners look to change parts of land use plan after comments
Big game and agriculture overlays and 20 acre lot size minimums were top concerns of the vast majority of people who spoke Tuesday at a public hearing on the proposed Park County Land Use Plan. … more
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Volunteer Anthony Lujan (left) and American Legion Auxiliary member Dorothy Gibson fill boxes with groceries donated by Albertsons. The auxiliary has partnered with Albertsons since February to provide people in need with food, including meats, fruits and vegetables.
American Legion Auxiliary partners with Albertsons to feed those in need
“Oh goody Mommy, we can have biscuits and gravy,” a young boy said after he and his mother received a box of free groceries. It was a remark a volunteer had heard after taking a box … more
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From left, Powell Police Officer Matt Koritnik, Community Service Officer Steven Long and Powell Valley Healthcare Emergency Services Manager Scott Bagnell work the scene of a Tuesday morning accident at the Northwest College student center construction site. A Groathouse construction worker was life flighted to Billings after injuring himself.
Worker injured after fall from student center construction site
A worker for local contractor Groathouse Construction was life flighted to Billings after falling from the new Northwest College Student Center construction site Tuesday morning. And of Tuesday … more
A judge recently ordered Walmart to pay more than $10,300 to a Wapiti customer, finding that the store’s auto service center was responsible for damage to the customer’s vehicle.
Walmart ordered to pay $10K to customer over engine failure
Walmart has been ordered to pay more than $10,300 to a Wapiti customer, after a judge concluded that an error by the company’s auto shop ruined the engine of the man’s truck. Kim … more
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Don (at right) and Lori Hansen of Powell stand with Gov. Mark Gordon during the ceremony declaring Wyoming a Donate Life Community.
Powell transplant recipient part of group raising donor awareness
In December, Powell resident Don Hansen will celebrate five years since his life was saved by a rare double lung transplant.  Just last week, he was on hand in Cheyenne as Gov. Mark Gordon … more
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Volunteers Howard Thompson (left) and Gina Luttenegger carry an oil painting by Powell artist Mark McKenna during a previous Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale.
Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale totals more than $1.3 million in sales
CODY — At the close of the 42nd Annual Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale (BBAS), bidders raised their paddles for more than $1.3 million in artwork between the weekend’s Live Auction, … more
Governor’s Capitol Art Exhibition calls for entries 
The call for entries for the Governor’s Capitol Art Exhibition is now open. Any artist currently living in Wyoming may submit work for consideration. There is no fee to enter. Apply now at … more
Property tax relief has been a key topic ahead the next session of the Wyoming Legislature, with a number of representatives and senators bringing forth their proposals to curb the rampant growth in property taxes over the last two years.
Homeowners speak in favor of a new property tax system, lawmakers move to draft new bill
CHEYENNE — Members of the Joint Revenue Committee moved to draft legislation during their Monday meeting that would amend the state constitution and implement an acquisition value property tax … more
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Powell woman caught with 10,000 fentanyl pills receives five-year sentence
A Powell woman who was caught with over a half-million dollars worth of fentanyl and meth last spring has received a five-year prison sentence. Victoria A. Zupko was sentenced last week in … more
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Powell Mayor and Park County Outdoor Recreation Collaborative steering committee member John Wetzel cuts the ribbon on the grand opening of the new boat ramp while being surrounded by Powell Chamber and Powell Economic Partnership employees, volunteers, donors and local, state and federal officials — as well as his golden retriever, Samantha.
Shoshone access victory
While Powell Mayor John Wetzel was preparing to cut the celebratory yellow ribbon with a pair of giant scissors, marking the completion of a new boat ramp on the Shoshone River south of the city, … more
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In elder exploitation case, Powell woman to repay money, receives probation
A Powell woman who obtained thousands of dollars from an elderly woman she was helping care for has been ordered to repay the money and to stay away from the 88-year-old for the next year. The … more
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Powell Valley Recycling Center reopens
After being closed for more than a month-and-a-half, the Powell Valley Recycling Center will reopen today (Tuesday). “It’s going to be business as usual,” said Marynell … more
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County Planning and Zoning tries to solve violation issues early
Park County Planning Director Joy Hill worked long into the night to prepare the documents regarding potential penalties for property and business owners her office determined were in violation for … more
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