Few today can imagine riding across the West by horseback, but a company of young cowhands did just that with a book and documentary film called, “Unbranded,” chronicling their months’ long mustang odyssey.

The spirit of the holidays is alight in many, but some bear a far brighter torch.

Residents can enjoy Christmas light shows at Andy McDonald’s home and the Powell Fire Department. 

They take having fun very seriously.

Tate McCoy of Powell, Ryan Berchtold of Cody and Tim Metzler of Powell, are buddies who have a blast snowmobiling in the backcountry, but safety is No. 1 in their high octane adventures.

Impact on deer population remains largely unknown

A new case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) was discovered recently in a Park County white-tail deer in deer Hunt Area 112, southwest of Cody.

The holidays are here for us to gain inspiration from our neighbors — people we know and respect who strive to make the holidays and life throughout the year better for those around us.

Since they believe the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) grizzly bear population recovered, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering a proposal to remove the bear from the endangered species list.

Wyoming landowners may have the opportunity to aid in black-footed ferrets’ recovery without risk of repercussions if one of the endangered ferrets reintroduced on their property is inadvertently killed or injured.

The Powell Post Office is going pink this month.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Powell Post Office is raising money for a cure one stamp at a time.

Rain, cooler temperatures following hot September

It was a darn near balmy September, but it can’t last forever.

Elk Basin turned 100 this year. Millions upon millions of years ago, Elk Basin was inhabited by prehistoric animals; then much later, Native Americans, and not so long ago, people extracting oil established a community of hardy inhabitants.