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Dual enrollment courses will be better funded thanks to the school recalibration bill Gov. Mark Gordon allowed to go into law without his signature last month. The bill, supported by Park … more
The former manager of a Powell auto dealership has agreed to repay $46,000 that he defrauded the business out of in 2021 and 2022. Following a drawn-out investigation and prosecution, former … more
A citywide power outage that had been planned for Easter morning has been scrapped for now, as federal officials don’t want to disturb a pair of nesting birds. The Western Area Power … more
As the City of Powell considers the possibility of allowing residents to keep more pets, it’s getting some mixed feedback. At a Monday night meeting of the city’s planning and zoning … more
The numbers are in for Northwest College’s sixth annual Giving Day, and the 24-hour fundraising blitz brought in more than $189,000 from 318 individual donors. That included more than $36,000 for … more
A sanctuary in Powell is in great need. The Moyer Animal Shelter, south of the tracks at 636 W. North Street, has lost its regular food donations. The shelter is at near maximum capacity with … more
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West (BBCW) has been awarded reaccreditation by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) Accreditation Commission, following its February 2026 review. The distinction … more
Anne Lawler, of Powell, was the front end manager at Albertsons when she first met Park County Treasurer Barb Poley more than a decade ago.  Before long the two had become friends, and in … more
The City of Powell has officially given up on trying to collect $18,023 worth of old, unpaid utility bills. The city council agreed last week to write off the 40 well-past-due accounts. In … more
MISSOULA, Mont. — Continuing important work to rehabilitate quality big game habitat destroyed by wildfire, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will contribute up to $3 million toward … more
Two University of Wyoming graduate students will present their research to the public during a Saturday “Science Café” in Cody. The free, public event, hosted by UW’s Biodiversity … more
Registration is now open for Experience Day 2026, a complete day of activities designed to give future and prospective students an inside look at Northwest College and all it has to offer. Experience … more
BATON ROUGE, La. — Jose Andrade II of Powell, was recently elected to membership into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor … more
Gov. Mark Gordon praised the Trump administration’s decision unveiled Tuesday to move the U.S. Forest Service headquarters from Washington, D.C. to Salt Lake City to place agency leaders closer to … more
Amid a winter of record-smashing warmth and nonexistent low-elevation snow, there was one cause for optimism: Wyoming’s high mountains had decent snowpack, especially in the state’s western … more
The Park County Leadership Institute (PCLI) is proud to announce the return of its nine-month leadership development program. Applications are now open for the 2026–2027 cohort, and community … more
LANDER — The Wyoming Press Association announced that the City of Lander has been selected as the April recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Award for Open Government, a monthly recognition to honor … more
CASPER — It’s the Friday before Thanksgiving, and Bree Uresk is trying to wrangle her students to sit quietly. She knows the last day before a holiday break is particularly hard for 6- and … more
Those not arriving early for the inaugural Protect Wyoming's public presentation were surprised with a nice walk to Cody Craft Brewing after finding convenient parking areas jam-packed. Finding an … more
After serving four terms as the Park County treasurer, Barb Poley is running for Park County commissioner. She’s the second announced challenger, along with fellow Cody Republican Tim … more
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