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Wyatt Blackmore, Wyoming FFA’s second vice president (center right) peers out from behind a tree while posing with the rest of the State Officer Team. From left, Anthony Quick, Spencer Rabou (in tree), Riley Banker, Emma Pehringer, Shelby Clark, Blackmore,Shawn Basart, Ahnya Ivie-Moody and Sage Wells.
Following the family legacy
Growing up in a small, family-run commercial cattle and farming operation, it was natural for FFA State Officer Wyatt Blackmore to become interested in many aspects of agriculture. Prior to his … more
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McKennah Buck
How has FFA impacted my life?
FFA first started 1925, since then students across the country have joined the organization and participated in its activities. Below are six Powell alumni who share how FFA has positively impacted … more
Powell-Shoshone FFA members Alyssa Ely, Katie Morrison, Cami Gernhart and Colton George pose for a photo.
Why FFA?
At Powell High School, students are able to grow in a variety of ways including as members of the Powell-Shoshone FFA chapter. On a sports team all the members might have different interests, … more
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Katie Morrison (left) poses with Victoria Beaudry at last year’s works auction after being named the Chapter Sweetheart. This year Morrison will choose her successor during Thursday’s works auction.
Sweetest of them all
It’s time for Powell-Shoshone FFA to choose its next Chapter Sweetheart. This tradition stems from a time when women were not allowed to be members in their local FFA chapters.  In … more
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The Powell-Shoshone FFA Wool Judging team poses for a picture at the state contest in Laramie. The January contest was the team’s last event of the year. From left: Coach Wendy Smith, Katie Morrison, Cami Gernhart, Alyssa Ely and Colton George.
Keeping competitive: Powell-Shoshone FFA teams find success
Powell-Shoshone FFA has been active this year, gathering five top 10 team placements across four competitions ahead of the State FFA Convention in Cheyenne, April 9-12. Powell’s FFA … more
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More than a million FFA members, alumni and supporters celebrate National FFA Week
People across the country will celebrate National FFA Week from Saturday, Feb. 15, through Saturday, Feb. 22. This event gives the organization’s more than 1 million members, as well as alumni … more
Growing next generation of leaders through the 10th annual Give FFA Day
Thursday, Feb. 20,  marks the 10th Annual Give FFA Day during National FFA Week. This day is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of more than a million FFA members across the country … more
National Parks cut 1,000 employees
The interior department announced last week the firing of 2,300 probationary employees, including roughly 1,000 National Park Service staff sparking backlash from many groups concerned for the … more
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Byron prayer vigil event organizer Samantha Delgado speaks during the chilly event at Southside Park on Friday night. At least 15 communities across the state held simultaneous vigils for Olivia Blackmer, who was one of four children shot by their mother, Tranyelle Harshman. The 7-year-old was the sole survivor of the incident as of Friday, but passed away Saturday from a gunshot wound.
Prayers across Wyoming
With messages of support and forgiveness Friday night, candlelight vigils across the state offered special prayers for 7-year-old Olivia Blackmer, at the time the sole survivor of a shooting in Byron … more
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County adds more public input sessions on second round of proposed regulations
In early February, after a bigger-than expected crowd attended a public hearing on the first round of planning and development regulations and less people than expected attended the initial public … more
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Two businesses vying for city liquor license
One of the City of Powell’s retail liquor licenses is up for grabs, with a pair of local businesses competing for the rare permit. Jose Garcia of Jose’s Meat Processing says alcohol … more
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Showalter Music Festival holds its 50th annual event
Judy Showalter remembers when the Showalter Music Festival was started 50 years ago by her late husband Victor Showalter, the college’s former professor of music. Back in 1975 the festival had … more
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‘Woody’s Away’ by Troy Powell
Winners announced in Annual NWC Photo Contest
Prize winners have been announced in the Third Annual Northwest College Photography Contest and Exhibition, with selections made in high school, amateur, and professional divisions. A selection … more
Southside Elementary School students showed off some impressive knowledge at the Park County School District 1 board meeting as they recited the Star Spangled Banner, the state capitols in the western region and the Gettysburg Address among other feats. From left, students Tobyn Jordan, Delila Bieber, Hayden Tietema, Leora Butterfield, Heidi Black and teacher Christy Landwehr. Amara Linton, who was not in attendance also completed The Great American Challenge.
Southside students take up The Great American Challenge
A select group of Southside Elementary School students, six to be exact, have taken up and completed The Great American Challenge. What does this mean? It means that Heidi Black, Amara Linton, … more
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Gov. Mark Gordon
After Byron tragedy, governor says Wyoming must ‘double down’ on mental health interventions
A seemingly unfathomable triple murder and suicide in the small Big Horn Basin town of Byron this week is a reminder that Wyoming government and communities need to “double down” on … more
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CNA Wynter Stein sings ‘Love One Another’ near the end of the Wyoming for Olivia candlelight vigil at North Big Horn Hospital in Lovell Friday evening as Katie Weinand (left) and Tom and Kathy Walker look on.
Lovell hospital, community members gather for candlelight vigil
Members of the North Big Horn Hospital District family and the community at large gathered Friday evening to hold one of the many candlelight vigils held for Olivia Blackmer, at the time the sole … more
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A livestock guardian dog watches over a flock of sheep to keep predators away.
Sheep Task Force to offer webinar on predator management
LARAMIE — Starting on Feb. 25, the University of Wyoming Extension Sheep Task Force is hosting a series of virtual webinars on predator management. The webinar series is free and open to … more
Wyoming’s first human bird flu case confirmed
Wyoming’s first case of H5N1 avian influenza in a human has been confirmed in a Platte County older adult, according to the Wyoming Department of Health (WDH). The woman represents the third … more
People with backyard chicken flocks are encouraged to watch out for any signs of avian influenza, which has been verified in a flock in Washakie County.
Avian influenza confirmed in three backyard flocks
The Wyoming Livestock Board (WLSB) and USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service  (APHIS) has confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in three backyard … more
Erosion repair project scheduled to begin west of Cody
A $3.57 million erosion repair and guardrail replacement is scheduled for a late February start along the edge of Buffalo Bill Reservoir west of Cody. The U.S. Highway 14/16/20W project is … more
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