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Beginning June 1, the Powell Summer Foodservice Program will provide free lunches for children at the same two locations as last year; the large picnic complex behind the Powell Aquatic Center at … more
The Albertsons new approach, which flows traffic into a parking lane instead of between lanes like originally, was fully opened Tuesday as construction work on the west side continues to move out of … more
GREYBULL — Big Horn Federal Savings Bank has sold its wholly owned subsidiary, Ram’s Head Insurance, to TC Insurance Group LLC, a subsidiary of Cowboy State Financial LLC of Powell, according to … more
The Thistle is celebrating 50 years of business in downtown Cody. Established in 1976 by Betsy McGee, The Thistle was originally in a little 400 square foot house at 1021 14th Street. The business … more
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of the high season in Wyoming’s Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks. And for the millions of visitors gearing up to stream through the … more
In the wake of the school funding recalibration passed in the recent legislative session, the Park County School District 1 budget is going to end up better than many had initially feared.  … more
Park County leaders may soon ask taxpayers for an additional $19.3 million to build a new Powell Senior Center, remodel and upgrade the Cody Auditorium and purchase equipment and upgrade community … more
Michael Jaycox has been the Parkside Elementary School music teacher for nine years, and for the last five he’s commuted from Basin, an hour drive each way. Still, he said there’s no way he’d … more
For those about to hunt rocks, we salute you. And for those interested in the beautiful world of rocks and minerals, two Park County clubs are putting out the invitations for the Fifth Annual Bighorn … more
When a young McDonald’s employee told a coworker in March that he might get his gun and “air this place out,” the remark was “very stupid” and disruptive, a prosecutor said, but it didn’t … more
One of the things to do, when as a media person covering a first time event, is to get there early to see how many people show up, which can tell a little about how popular or not so popular this new … more
Although Powell officials had hoped the state government would pay for a new walking and biking path north of town, it appears the city is going to have to pay for the project itself. Last … more
CODY — CodyArts is hosting a two-day masterclass with internationally recognized wildlife and equine artist Krystii Melaine, taking place May 29-31, in Cody. Melaine is well known for … more
The U.S. Senate confirmed former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce as director of the Bureau of Land Management on May 18, part of a package vote on 49 presidential nominees. While many are … more
The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) has given two grants worth $11,636 to the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation to restore the historic honor roll containing the names of incarcerated … more
Two Park County students at the University of Wyoming have been chosen to participate in the fall 2026 Leadership Academy, designed to prepare participants to lead into the future. The … more
CHEYENNE — In the recent legislative session, lawmakers weighed options to reduce response timelines for public records requests and increase transparency. Ultimately, the proposed legislation … more
CODY — The Shoshone National Forest is set to start work to repair the Morrison Jeep Trail, National Forest System Roads (NFSR) 119 and 120, in Clarks Fork Canyon north of Cody. This will be a … more
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department (Game and Fish) and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced recently chronic wasting disease (CWD) has been detected in Wyoming Elk Hunt Area 77 on the … more
Embarking on an unforgettable experience, members of the Powell High School band and choirs recently traveled to Italy to perform at historic venues from Venice to Rome. Thirty-nine band and … more
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